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Message: <blockquote data-quote="TwinBahamut" data-source="post: 5793446" data-attributes="member: 32536">A setting built around the theme of colliding worlds sounds like it would be fun to me. I don't like anything too built around a planar structure (Planescape, you are not for me), but some system of strongly linked but very distinct and strongly themed worlds that are all reasonably well-detailed would be a lot of fun. Something not unlike the world of the Shards of Alara block in Magic the Gathering.On a related note, some of the discussion here made me wonder what a genuine "crossover of worlds" would look like with all the different major D&D settings. It would be something like the set-up in the videogame Super Robot Wars Z2, where a number of years prior to the start of the game, different countries and continents from various alternate Earths were all ripped out of their home dimensions and fused together into a single, mixed-up world. If nothing else, it would be an extremely unstable setting full of conflict, uncertainty, and adventure, which is the best kind of setting.</blockquote>