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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Tallifer" data-source="post: 5792869" data-attributes="member: 84661">If there is a brand new setting for the Fifth Edition eventually, what would you like to see?I was very excited when I discovered Eberron. It was fresh, surprising and exciting to me. Part of that was its fantastic art.I hope there will be an equally exciting new setting in the future of D&D.My own ideas are a little vague at the moment. (Probably why I liked Eberron: I could never have imagined half of those ideas.)Of course there are several very good and interesting settings in D&D's past. But is there a world or concept which does not fit into any of those worlds and which you would really like to see?One thing which I have never seen done in depth in D&D is a setting for India. There is a rich and exotic culture, a complex and bloody history, a million gods, a dozen religions, a hundred epic poems and stories, many weird and wonderful monsters, demihumans and demons and demigods. But when I look at Golarion, the Forgotten realms, Birthright or other places, the treatment is always skimpy and unhelpful. (Maybe there is some book I missed.) Mediaeval Europe is easy to run: I hardly need a book for my own culture. But India (and Southeast Asia or the Himalyas) is harder to get right and to fill in the details myself.</blockquote>