RealAlHazred
Frumious Flumph (Your Grace/Your Eminence)
The Indian subcontinent is so dense, both with peoples and with cultures, that I've often wondered if you could combine the various "Fantasy India" settings into one massive, super-dense, setting. There have been several interpretations in D&D over the years.
- Journeys Through the Radiant Citadel (2022, D&D 5E) is a linked series of thirteen adventures. There are two gazetteers in the back, covering two of the founding civilizations of the citadel; one of them, the Tayyib Empire, is based on India.
- Kaladesh (2016), the 72nd Magic: the Gathering expansion, takes place in the plane of Kaladesh (now known as Avishkar). The design of the plane draws inspiration from Indian culture. In 2017, Wizards of the Coast released a free supplement, Plane Shift: Kaladesh, which provided D&D 5E material for gamers who wanted to use it at the table.
- Against the Dark Yogi (2014, Saga Machine) is a game by Tab Creations, that uses 8 familiar-looking stats and should be feasible to convert. It takes place in Bhurloka, a thinly-veiled Fantasy India. There are a number of products for it:
- Against the Dark Yogi: Campaign Options (2014)
- Against the Dark Yogi: Consequence Cards (2014)
- Against the Dark Yogi: Ready-Made Heroes (2015)
- Against the Dark Yogi: GM Screen Inserts (2014)
- Against the Dark Yogi: The Amitra Gemstone (2016)
- Against the Dark Yogi: The Serpent's Brood (2018)
- Against the Dark Yogi: Bhurloka Poster Map
- Against the Dark Yogi: Zone Consequence Cards (2014)
- Ganjifa: Indian Playing Cards (Print & Play)
- Arrows of Indra (2013, OSR) is a game produced by RPG Pundit. It takes place in the northern region of a fantasy India, in the mountains, and the map is fairly dense with cities.
- Devâstra (2009) [French] is a game which was developed by Le 7ème Cercle. There's a new edition Devâstra Réincarnation (2012) which the publisher released for free.
- Bhāratavarṣa (भारतवर्ष) (2008, d20), [French} which was being developed by an indie studio, looks pretty cool. It doesn't seem to have continued development, however. Might be some material to scavenge. It uses the whole Indian subcontinent -- Bhāratavarṣa is an old name for it.
- Folkloric - Sahasra, The Land of a Thousand Cities(2005, d20), which was an OGL India product from Dog Soul Publishing. It takes place in the eponymous Sahasra which duplicates the Indian subcontinent; though it claims 1,000 cities, there are far fewer on the map, six IIRC. There are a decent number of supplements for it, though:
- Mindshadows (2003, d20), the Green Ronin Fantasy India/Sri Lanka supplement, takes place in Naranjan. It's isolated by dangerous cities, but it's a fantasy pulp-action game so that makes sense. No supplements were produced.
- The Mahasarpa Campaign (2001, D&D 3E), from Wizards of the Coast, takes place in Mahasarpa, an inland area which used to be unified in an empire but has fragmented. It was a free web enhancement for Oriental Adventures.
- The Star of Kolhapur (1988, D&D 2E), from TSR, takes place in the city of Kolhapur which, based on the map on the back cover, is supposed to be in a Fantasy India.
