What campaign setting do you use?

[Buttercup]

It started out as Homebrew, and still is. However, the far east of my map is amazingly like the far northwest of Wilderlands, so if and when the players get there, it will actually morph into Wilderlands. If we have a TPK, my new campaign will be in Wilderlands.

 

[Nightfall]

Necromancer Games rules. I wish I had more money to get the setting but even so I'm glad its doing well.

 

[Alaric_Prympax]

Greyhawk, Ravenloft, and Scarred Lands

But was hoping for at least 10 people that used Scarred Lands. Oh well.

Hey Bud I was at least number 9

 

[Nightfall]

Yep. 9 is good. 12 would be better though!

 

[Paka]

You do that too? I refused to use a published campaign world whole cloth until I bought Dawnforge.

I definitely make the world my own. Mostly I do this by inserting my PC's as close to the epicenter of the game's drama as humanly possibly. My Elf is the son of a Night King and the Northman is the son of the first of the Northman to sell out to Izrador.

 

[Emiricol]

I definitely make the world my own. Mostly I do this by inserting my PC's as close to the epicenter of the game's drama as humanly possibly. My Elf is the son of a Night King and the Northman is the son of the first of the Northman to sell out to Izrador.

I'm using Midnight, which I fell in love with, and The 13 Kingdoms, which is essentially a homebrew put together by a few DMs working together (ie, "other" hehe)

 

[Varianor Abroad]

Never used a published setting since a year after I started in 1981. (When I did briefly run Greyhawk for the L-series of adventures.) Homebrew all the way for 21 years.

However, I recently started running an out-of-the-box Diamond Throne game. There's plenty of room for me to create my own materials.

 

[Nightfall]

Not to mention being on the council helps doesn't it Var.

 

[Uruush]

Scarred Lands is the d20 campaign setting I have played in the most and have purchased the most supplements for. I really like the flavor and the powerful character motivations it provides.

Just kicking off a Midnight campaign after three months of preparation. Really looking forward to it.

I just bought Dawnforge a half an hour ago based on paging through it for ten minutes and on the quality of FFG's Midnight setting. (Also of appeal were the Minotaur race - the homebrew I've been working on for a couple years, but have never run has them as one of three PC races available).

 

[Varianor Abroad]

Not to mention being on the council helps doesn't it Var.

I get tons of free stuff from this website you see....