D&D General Non-European Campaigns?

[Mercurius]

How about this for inspiration: Imagine a civilization in the Sahara in 5000 BC, before the rapid desertification. A high culture, the ancestor of Egypt and Mesopotamia, perhaps either a colony of Atlantis before it sunk in 9500 BC, or Atlantis itself (see the Richat Structure). Here's a map for you:

 

[jgsugden]

My campaign world tries to mix inspiration from across the globe in every region. It isn't Westworld, with Greekland, Indialand, Englandland, etc... That was the result of a slow evolution over the decades.

 

[Zardnaar]

How about this for inspiration: Imagine a civilization in the Sahara in 5000 BC, before the rapid desertification. A high culture, the ancestor of Egypt and Mesopotamia, perhaps either a colony of Atlantis before it sunk in 9500 BC, or Atlantis itself (see the Richat Structure). Here's a map for you:

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Kind of what I've done with last game. The ancients may not be as dead and buried as thought.

Outside Europe the middle east, Maya/Aztec, Africa, Oceania, India and Then China/Japan hold the most interest. In that order.

Katanas, samurai, ninjas etc don't interest me at all.