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<blockquote data-quote="Aldarc" data-source="post: 8432873" data-attributes="member: 5142">What are your favorite unofficial settings of D&amp;D that you wish would WotC would publish? (Note: Your personal homebrew world not included.) These aren't old settings that have been published in full form before but not yet in 5e (e.g., Spelljammer, Dark Sun, Planescape). I am talking about unofficial settings that may be the personal homebrew settings of WotC/TSR staff (e.g., like Monte Cook's Ptolus) and/or settings that have limited publication but which never got full publication as a fully-realized setting with a sourcebook (e.g., snippets of Iomandra in Dragon Magazine). For me: <ul>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">James Wyatt's Aquela </li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">Chris Perkins's Iomandra </li>
</ul>Aquela and Iomandra are both settings focused on more oceanic worlds with sailing, archipelagos, and island-hopping adventure. A good island-hopping setting would be absolutely fantastic, IMHO, for D&amp;D, and both of these setting scratch that itch for me. Iomandra, in particular, is a fantastic spin on the 4e base setting. With its heavy focus on dragons, it would also be a great setting to draw out the First World echoes and draconic themes of the latest Fizban's Treasury of Dragons book.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Aldarc, post: 8432873, member: 5142"] What are your favorite unofficial settings of D&D that you wish would WotC would publish? [B](Note: Your personal homebrew world not included.)[/B] These aren't old settings that have been published in full form before but not yet in 5e (e.g., Spelljammer, Dark Sun, Planescape). I am talking about unofficial settings that may be the personal homebrew settings of WotC/TSR staff (e.g., like Monte Cook's Ptolus) and/or settings that have limited publication but which never got full publication as a fully-realized setting with a sourcebook (e.g., snippets of Iomandra in Dragon Magazine). For me: [LIST] [*]James Wyatt's [I]Aquela [/I] [*]Chris Perkins's [I]Iomandra [/I] [/LIST] Aquela and Iomandra are both settings focused on more oceanic worlds with sailing, archipelagos, and island-hopping adventure. A good island-hopping setting would be absolutely fantastic, IMHO, for D&D, and both of these setting scratch that itch for me. Iomandra, in particular, is a fantastic spin on the 4e base setting. With its [I][B]heavy[/B][/I] focus on dragons, it would also be a great setting to draw out the First World echoes and draconic themes of the latest [I]Fizban's Treasury of Dragons[/I] book. [/QUOTE]

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