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Message: <blockquote data-quote="payn" data-source="post: 9599895" data-attributes="member: 90374">1. You put this in TTRPGs general, so im going to take a small step over to pathfinder and point to Golarion. The Inner Sea guide is probably one of the best single setting books ive ever read. On top of that, they have been putting out info and adventures for it for over a decade. I cant be certain, but id be surprised if any D&D setting is as covered as Golarion is.2. I've avoided this for a very long time. I found homebrewing to basically be a crapshoot. Nobody was ever going to be as interested in it as me. Not by a long shot. It was depressing. That said, ripping stuff off is probably the next best thing to doing it all yourself to save effort. I've taken The Third Imperium from Traveller and done my own thing for 20 years now. So, if you find a reasonable setting with a deep enough well, you can pull from it for all your needs.Edit: I see this is for 5.24 D&D. Id still consider using Golarion the Inner Sea guide is mostly fluff and not mechanics. Any conversion is pretty simple. Though, an AP is probably enough to keep one busy for awhile.Good luck!</blockquote>