D&D 5E (2014) Settings from elsewhere that you'd like to see converted to D&D?

[jmartkdr2]

Granblue Fantasy: airships, sky islands, big dumb evil empire, brand new races (that are actually just classic races with a twist) and an interesting new kind of magic (jrpg-style summons - basically super spells you get as quest rewards).

 

[Ogre Mage]

The Grishaverse (Shadow & Bone).

 

[Mistwell]

I would love to see the He Who Fights Monsters setting porter to D&D.

 

[jerryrice4949]

Conan would be great. As would Lankhmar.

 

[Tales and Chronicles]

Ivalice, home of many Final Fantasy games and Vagrant Story.

I want a Riskbreaker and Dragoon fighter. I want to adventure in Léa Monde underworld to stop an evil mage's plot. I want to adventure in Ogir-Yensa desert or the Necrohol of Nabudis and shop in the streets of Rabanaster.

I want stats for Seeq, Viera, Moogle, Banga and Mu.

Then, by all means, give me setting books expansions for smaller setting like Spira, Eos and Cocoon/Gran Pulse.

 

[LuisCarlos17f]

Conan and Lankhmar was oficially D&D for a time.

I wouldn't be too surprised by Hasbro talked with Nintendo or Square Enix for a D&D version of famous videogame fantasy franchises. It would be good for both sides, to promote the value of the brands.

* Sword World, and Tensa Bansho Zero, two Japanese TTRPGs.

Terra Surge, the MMO from Trinity Continiuum: Anima.

 

[cbwjm]

The world of Titan from fighting fantasy games, I know it probably counts as just another generic fantasy setting, but I loved those books growing up. It probably wouldn't be that hard to use as a setting now. I had all the advanced fighting fantasy books as well as the Titan world book back in the day, some of my favourite books ever.

 

[doctorbadwolf]

The world of The Abhorsen books.

Mid-World and it’s adjacent where’s from Stephen King’s stories.

 

[doctorbadwolf]

Also maybe Narnia? Like ignore most of the religious allegory, and the entire final book, and it’s a really fascinating world.

I’d love to see a D&D port of Thedas (Dargon Age), any good Hyrule based TTRPG setting…

Castlevania

Shades of Magic could be interesting.

The world of Doctor Norrel (so?)

Assassin’s Creed (maybe)

 

[Micah Sweet]

Also maybe Narnia? Like ignore most of the religious allegory, and the entire final book, and it’s a really fascinating world.

I’d love to see a D&D port of Thedas (Dargon Age), any good Hyrule based TTRPG setting…

Castlevania

Shades of Magic could be interesting.

The world of Doctor Norrel (so?)

Assassin’s Creed (maybe)

I was always fond of Voyage of the Dawn Treader.