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<blockquote data-quote="JML" data-source="post: 9765358" data-attributes="member: 7053956">I'm very fond of TSR's settings for D&amp;D, having romped through so many of them in my early D&amp;D years. Greyhawk was of endless fascination, especially with that Darlene map!&nbsp; And when Lankhmar came out we decided to stick it in Greyhawk as well, because why the hell not? lol.I think the biggest struggle we had with The Known World/Mystara was that it felt...completed? Cool to read about, but didn't feel like it had room for PC's.The Forgotten Realms were an instant hit, though, especially after having read so many Ed Greenwood pieces in Dragon. Still have my original &quot;gray box&quot; set, though the box itself is long gone. they did some really great work in there, and I was really happy with how good the 3E books were. I'm a sucker for a great setting book. Sadly, Wizards seems to not be interested in doing much more than 1 book per setting they put out any longer, and that's disappointing. The depth is lost.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JML, post: 9765358, member: 7053956"] I'm very fond of TSR's settings for D&D, having romped through so many of them in my early D&D years. Greyhawk was of endless fascination, especially with that Darlene map! And when Lankhmar came out we decided to stick it in Greyhawk as well, because why the hell not? lol. I think the biggest struggle we had with The Known World/Mystara was that it felt...completed? Cool to read about, but didn't feel like it had room for PC's. The Forgotten Realms were an instant hit, though, especially after having read so many Ed Greenwood pieces in Dragon. Still have my original "gray box" set, though the box itself is long gone. they did some really great work in there, and I was really happy with how good the 3E books were. I'm a sucker for a great setting book. Sadly, Wizards seems to not be interested in doing much more than 1 book per setting they put out any longer, and that's disappointing. The depth is lost. [/QUOTE]

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