what Compaige setting do u use?

what setting do u use?

  • Forgotten Realms

    Votes: 22 28.6%
  • Oriental Adventures

    Votes: 6 7.8%
  • Ravenloafe

    Votes: 1 1.3%
  • Grayhawk

    Votes: 16 20.8%
  • Made up one

    Votes: 46 59.7%
  • Whats a setting?

    Votes: 0 0.0%


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Nor did they include the best setting of all time: Wilderlands of High Fantasy (the City State setting) by Judges Guild. My business partner Bill has been running a campaign in that setting for 20+ years.

Clark
 


I personally DM a Scarred Lands campign and another in Freeport. My friends do in Forgotten Realms, Greyhawk and Kalamar, and possibly soon some Ravenloft. The pity is that I'm condemned to never be a player in SL games.
 

unbelievable with some thirty published settings out there this guy mentions 3 of them and doesn't even spell one of them right.

From TSR/WoTC

Greyhawk
Dragonlance
Ravenloft-now by Arthaus/WW
Mystara/Red steel/Hollow world
Darksun
Spelljammer
Planescape
Forgotten Realms/Kara-tur/Maztica
Al-qadim
Birthright
Council of wyrms
Jakandor

D20 publishers-released (in some form)

Scarred lands
Rokugan
Kalamar
Green races
Dungeonworld
Sovereign Stone
Erde
Arcanis-world of shattered empires
Gothos-The hunt:the rise of evil
Twin crowns
Freeport
Bluffside
Diomin
Iron kingdoms
Dragonstar
Dragon lords of melnibone
Sun & scale

D20 soon to be released

Oathbound
Children of the grave
Windhaven

Others

Wilderlands
Blackmoor

Please note this is just what I could think of either off the top of my head or by looking at my personal library which is next to me so I probably forgot some especially if they aren't fantasy since that's my thing.But I got a lot of them I hope. And this doesn't even touch web only freebies that are out there.
 
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I use Kalamar but it always seems that Kalamar gets the shaft on these boards for some reason (like constantly being left off of polls).

OXXOXXO,

Rob
 



I put homemade, but actually it is a Greyhawk campaign that has been running since the folio was released, back in '83(?). It was running even before that, but we just used infor from the various books.

One hting we did though, and still do, is natural timeline progression. So, instead of it being 591 CY, it is more like 2500 CY. I cannot remember the exact conversion since we switched over to a new reckoning after the War of the Wizard Kings back around 800 CY.
 

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