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Message: <blockquote data-quote="TerraDave" data-source="post: 2430919" data-attributes="member: 22260">What is an "official" setting?WotC has released:A Forgotten Realms CSA Dragonlance CSAn Eberon CSThere are two Greyhawk Gazateers, and yes, their are references in the various books to it.There are two "Planes" books (if not planescape)--which are more and different then Oerth--and also a number of refrences in the core books to the planes. There is Ghostwalk, don't forget that (though you might try). EDIT: And of course Oriental Adventures, which had that 5 rings setting in it!There is Pazio, which releases "official" content, and they have covered all kinds of things in varrying degrees. And yes, Kalamar and the first World of Warcraft have(had) some kind of "official" status, as may Ravenloft.Impressions of the four listed in the first post (and most of the others): Each has been aimed at a fairly broad market, and that is fine, but it means that none stick out as that distinctive (compared to say 2nd Darksun). I guess the exception is Ghostwalk, but that shows the dangers of trying to be too inovative.</blockquote>