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What is your favorite D&D setting?

What is your favorite D&D settings?

  • Forgotten Realms

    Votes: 73 23.9%
  • Ebberon

    Votes: 75 24.5%
  • Dragonlance

    Votes: 19 6.2%
  • Greyhawk

    Votes: 94 30.7%
  • Dark Sun

    Votes: 56 18.3%
  • Planescape

    Votes: 73 23.9%
  • Birthright

    Votes: 25 8.2%
  • Ravenloft

    Votes: 29 9.5%
  • AL-quadim

    Votes: 27 8.8%
  • Spelljammer

    Votes: 26 8.5%


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Eberron Here

I voted for Eberron, which I think is a fantastic campaign setting. And, it has rekindled my fire for D&D.

Regrettably, Eberron is spelled wrong in the poll. Who wote the poll? The editors of Dungeon 113?

:p
 

Well, I've always had a soft spot for the Realms, and has definitely been my favorite setting since I started D&D nearly 10 years ago.

Dark Sun is my number 2 setting, and I wish they get a real 3.5 update for it (3rd party or otherwise). Athas.org is great, and the stuff in Dragon and Dungeon was useful, but I want a DSCS hardback :(.

Rounding out my favorites are Planescape, Ravenloft, and Dragonlance. Greyhawk is a good one, too.

Haven't really tried out Eberron yet. I got the campaign setting and the Shadows of the Last War adventure. Just haven't had the chance to try a campaign there yet. From what I've read out the the ECS, I think I'm really gonna like it :).

If we want to go non-WotC settings. The Scarred Lands is definitely my favorite non-WotC.
 
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Crothian said:
its a d20 setting, not D&D........

Neither's Conan, Dawnforge or arguably even Kalamar, all of which have been mentioned.

Admittedly not in the poll itself.

Anyway, with that said, I do believe a vote for a homebrew isn't worth mentioning; obviously, most people with a homebrew will prefer it to a published setting.

The poll could do with some more options, though: An "Other (but not homebrew)" for those published campaign settings that fall through the cracks, as well as a "None" for those who like their homebrew and nothing else.

With that said, my vote? It's a toss up right now. Planescape and Eberron are both nifty, whereas Midnight is as well. I'd peg most fantasy d20 settings for 3rd edition as "D&D" settings. Official, though, that's another horse altogether.
 



First printing of darksun, before the Author's NPCs F'd the setting over.

Any material out there for pre Fall of Kalack or alternet setting were kalack's ziggarat is a setback, rather than lethal failure?
 

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