What fantasy Africa material is out there?

[Voadam]

What different settings and material is out there for fantasy Africa types of places?

Nyambe from Atlas Games is a 3.0 d20 fantasy D&D Africa continent hardcover.
Svimohzia is the Kenzer Co. Kalamar Africa continent with a 3.5 D&D hardcover.
Pathfinder Chronicles Campaign Setting/Pathfinder Campaign Setting Inner Sea World Guide from Paizo has the African type continent of Garund for 3.5 and pathfinder.
Heart of the Jungle, a Paizo book on Golarion Garund jungles.
Tales of the Black Kingdoms is a an adventure compilation for the OGL Conan system set in the Conan African continent.
Aesheba: Greek Africa was put out in 1987 for the Fantasy Master system.

Any others you can think of?

 

[Voadam]

Would you consider Xendrik in Eberron with its vast unknown jungle continent and continental explorers seeking to exploit the dragonshard resources amid the monster rich environment a fantasy Africa?

 

[Dannyalcatraz]

RIFTS: Africa is a decent sourcebook for a Sci-Fantasy Africa.

 

[Voadam]

The Forgotten Realms has the Jungles of Chult including a 2e module sourcebook set there.

 

[pauljathome]

What different settings and material is out there for fantasy Africa types of places?

Any others you can think of?

Call of Cthulhu has source books for Morocco and Kenya.

And various adventures are set in Egypt. Masks of Nyalatharp has some, I think that there are others

 

[pauljathome]

settings - What games have good treatments of sub-Saharan Africa, or fantasy analogues? - Role-playing Games - Stack Exchange mentions some others

 

[Nagol]

Ars Magica had South of the Sun for a very fantasitical Africa.

 

[Voadam]

So:

South of the Sun for Ars Magica by Atlas Games.

Dark Continent: Adventures & Exploration in Darkest Africa by New Breed.

Kindred of the Ebony Kingdom by White Wolf for Vampire the Masquerade.

A bunch of Dragon Magazine articles.

Secrets of Congo for Call of Cthulhu.

 

[David Howery]

Didn't the old D&D 'known world' setting have a counterpart of Africa? Lord knows they had a counterpart of everything else...

 

[Greg K]

David,
I seem to recall a Dragon article, "The Dark Continent". Hmm, now whose name was that, again? .

To the OP, I would recommend checking out this article if you can.

Didn't the old D&D 'known world' setting have a counterpart of Africa? Lord knows they had a counterpart of everything else...