Is your Campaign Setting a mish-mash of supplements?

[Wombat]

okay...

I can't use any of the options in this poll.

Yes, I do homebrew exclusively.

Yes, I borrow elements from multiple supplements, even occasionally from "setting books".

So where the hooeys does that place me?

 

[alsih2o]

Totally original homebrew, unaffected by anything but playing in Greyhawk for 15-20 years.

 

[Nifft]

I chose "aberration" (and there's NO excuse for a DM to not be able to spell that -- it's what half the fun monsters are!), but really it's a homebrew with a LOT of external influences. I steal what ever I can to lower my workload, especially from the Manual of the Planes.

-- N

 

[Cerubus Dark]

All my campaigns, ruleswise and storywise are a hybrid bastards spawn of everything I have ever read or seen.

THATS my Setting! lol, see thats what I would have voted for it, had that been an option.


Long live the Hybrid Spawn Campaigns!

 

[drnuncheon]

I went for the 'aberration' choice - homebrew with items dropped in from many supplements, including Freeport: City of Adventure, Bluffside: City on the Edge, Arcana: Societies of Magic, Assassin's Handbook, Book of Fiends, and others.

None have made it into my world unscathed, though. I never feel constrained by what's in the book, and cheerfully change things to suit my needs.

J

 

[I'm A Banana]

I use a lot of supplements, in a frothing mixture of delicious campaign yum.

BUT, I do pick and choose some things based on the flavor of the campaign I'm thinking of running. For instance, in my postapocalyptic setting, I use some harsher house rules for death (such as a lower massive damage threshold) that I don't use in my "regular" campaigns.

 

[Nightfall]

Anything I do with the Scarred Lands, I consider it just as cannon as if Greenwood runs his Forgotten Realms game or SKR/Monte running AU.

 

[barsoomcore]

I call my style "kitbashing". I've used Al-Qadim, Dark Sun, Ravenloft, Living Jungle, Citybook, Hollow World, Freeport, and assorted other goodies. Oh and you might detect a hint of Edgar Rice Burroughs (no kidding), Steven Brust, HP Lovecraft, Fritz Leiber, Stephen Erikson and Glen Cook scattered here and there.

I didn't pick an option because none seemed to apply. Barsoom is everything I think is cool, just about.