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<blockquote data-quote="Hex08" data-source="post: 8587124" data-attributes="member: 7029595">This is a spin on another thread started by [USER=86653]@overgeeked[/USER].What are your favorite non-WotC D&amp;D settings? This can include games that are not strictly D&amp;D, like Pathfinder's Galorion or Castles &amp; Crusades Aihide, but are alternate versions of D&amp;D. Other game systems like Savage Worlds may be great but they aren't versions of D&amp;D so they wouldn't qualify.Like the original thread, this one is a plus thread as well. The one I played in the most was Pathfinder's Golarion and I really enjoyed it. It had tons of variety so I could find a culture to fit just about any idea I had. That said, my favorite was The Diamond Throne from Monte Cook's Arcana Unearthed. I liked the spin he gave the 3.x rules but mostly I loved the world because it had lot of influences from my favorite novels, The Chronicles of Thomas Covenant.<h4></h4></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Hex08, post: 8587124, member: 7029595"] This is a spin on another thread started by [USER=86653]@overgeeked[/USER]. What are your favorite non-WotC D&D settings? This can include games that are not [I]strictly [/I]D&D, like Pathfinder's Galorion or Castles & Crusades Aihide, but are alternate versions of D&D. Other game systems like Savage Worlds may be great but they aren't versions of D&D so they wouldn't qualify. Like the original thread, this one is a plus thread as well. The one I played in the most was Pathfinder's Golarion and I really enjoyed it. It had tons of variety so I could find a culture to fit just about any idea I had. That said, my favorite was The Diamond Throne from Monte Cook's Arcana Unearthed. I liked the spin he gave the 3.x rules but mostly I loved the world because it had lot of influences from my favorite novels, The Chronicles of Thomas Covenant. [HEADING=3][/HEADING] [/QUOTE]

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