Popular d20 Fantasy Campaigns -- UPDATED -- What's missing now?

[Olgar Shiverstone]

Revloc -- Creative Mountain Games
Eamonvale -- Necromancer/Darkloch

EDIT: It's Greyhawk, with an "e". And isn't Blackmoor d20 supposed to be coming out soon (publisher unknown)?

 

[Desdichado]

Wheel of Time isn't a setting either, it's an entirely different game. Fast Learner, you should edit the original post so we can see the complete list all together.

 

[Robbert Raets]

I like the Forgotten Realms. It expands so much on the basic D&D setting, and has high fantasy, high magic and high heroics imbedded in it.

 

[Fast Learner]

I've added several of the suggestions and removed one (I thought WoT was d20 based).

I've decided against adding online-only fan-based campaigns, not because they're not good (in fact some of them, definitely including Umbragia and Dusk are very, very impressive), but because it effectively opens the door for every online fan-based campaign and I'd either need to add a couple of dozen more campaigns (or more!) or I'd need to set some kind of subjective criteria (x amount of material, sufficiently complete, of decent quality, etc.). Sorry. I'm a very pro-electronic guy (heck, it's what I do), but.. well, I think you see the problem.

I'm going to make the poll live shortly. Any other suggestions? Or any other input on the questions?

 

[Desdichado]

I've added several of the suggestions and removed one (I thought WoT was d20 based).

Well, hold on, it is d20 based. It's a question of what you're trying to do, though. All of your other options are (essentially) campaign settings for D&D, and WoT is it's own game with it's own rules. You didn't add d20 Modern, or d20 Call of Cthulhu, so I'm not sure why you would add WoT, except maybe it's in a similar genre? Then again, so is Everquest, which you specifically excluded.

Its up to you, it's your poll, but I don't see why you'd exclude Everquest and include WoT.

 

[Fast Learner]

Hmm, then I'm torn. I was under the impression (but haven't seen either product) that the WoT stuff was pretty close to D&D but that the EQ stuff was a long ways off. Assuming the WoT stuff is quite a ways off as well, I guess I'll leave them both out.

 

[Desdichado]

The classes are all different, it has a reputation and defense stat, the magic system is all different: it's no more like D&D than d20 Modern, Star Wars or d20 Call of Cthulhu is, IMO. I don't know how much like D&D Everquest is, though. My assumption was that it essentially changed the same things WoT did, except in different ways, of course.

 

[Ed Cha]

The Whitethorn campaign setting will be out soon:

http://enworld.cyberstreet.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=46632

It's a highly-detailed "world-building through adventures" series. Lots of interesting characters and plotlines in a "traditional fantasy" world.

 

[Andrew D. Gable]

Missed Judge Dredd from Mongoose.

 

[Knightfall]

Not really. But they do have their own gods, and cities. But far as I know there are no plans to have the world mapped out or have a sourcebook detailing it.

Nightfall, how could you have not suggested Arekoz, by Dark Portal Games!?! You're supposed to be the PR man!

http://www.darkportalgames.biz/arekoz/index.nclk

BTW, you misspelled Arekoz in your sig.

{EDIT}

I still don't see Dragonstar on that list (it is d20 with the same races, classes, magic system as D&D, even though it is science fantasy).

{RE-EDIT}

{Whoops, didn't see Midnight on the list.}

Cheers!

KF72

p.s. d20 Blackmoor will be from ZeitGeist Games and Goodman Games. Here's the ZGG website.

http://www.zeitgeistgames.com/