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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Knightfall" data-source="post: 1039742" data-attributes="member: 2012">Ok, with the announcement of the name and style of Keith Baker's winning setting, Eberron, it has brought to my attention that others might have done something similar at one point.This sort of campaign setting seems to uniquely advanced to be called 'Steampunk'. Thus, do we call this sort of campaign Industrial Fantasy?Anyway, what I want to know is has anyone else created something similar to Eberron in style for their own homebrew campaigns? Did you submit it to WotC and what, if anything do you feel sets the concept of Eberron apart from what you created, based on what we currently know about the setting from the reports posted on Gaming Report Dot Com?Me, I have a homebrew campaign setting, entitled Time of Ages, that falls somewhere in between 'Steampunk' and 'Industrial Fantasy'. It too has flying machings (altered Spelljamming concepts with Airships stuff thrown in), dinosaurs (both normal and common), the common D&D races, as well as several unique ones, and large, urban, magical, industrialized megacities.Cheers!Robert B.</blockquote>