How many fantasy worlds are there anyways? Post one.

beta-ray · Apr 27, 2022

221. The Woodlands from Root The Roleplaying Game (2019). Anthropomorphic animal factions clash in a woodlands setting. Based on a board game. Powered By the Apocalypse system.

beta-ray · Apr 27, 2022

222. The Four Nations from Avatar Legends: The Roleplaying Game (2022). Based on the animation, where telekenetics can manipulate different elements. Uses Powered By the Apocalypse engine.

Voadam · Apr 28, 2022

223 NeoExodus 2007. Fantasy World with a lot of psionics, an empire either falling apart or into authoritarianism with a lot of secret societies and organizations, a history of overthrown previous superpower evil First Ones who might not be gone. By LPJ originally for 3.5 then Pathfinder 1e.

Voadam · Apr 30, 2022

224 Ptalmanar (Twin Crowns) 2001. Living Imagination's fantasy 3.0 world focusing on analogue kingdoms, a pantheon of dualistic deities, a major empire that split into two rivals with some splinter kingdoms, an age of sails and exploration theme, and a magical ritual system using a magical resource that drives some politics to control the magical fuel.

Bluenose · Apr 30, 2022

225 The Forbidden Lands, published by Free League/Fria Ligan.

Slightly surprised it hadn't been mentioned already.

the Jester · Apr 30, 2022

I'm not sure if anyone has mentioned this yet, but whatever crazy world FATAL is set in.

:snicker:

Voadam · Apr 30, 2022

the Jester said:
I'm not sure if anyone has mentioned this yet, but whatever crazy world FATAL is set in.

:snicker:

Did that have an actual world setting and not just circumference mechanics?

Voadam · Apr 30, 2022

226 Monte Cook's World of Darkness 2007. An alternate White Wolf World of Darkness modern post-apocalypse fantasy setting. Cosmic horrors induce an apocalypse and there are supernatural vampires, werewolves, and mages with a different cosmology from standard World of Darkness. d20 system with a lot of tropes of White Wolf's WoD.