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<blockquote data-quote="Drifter Bob" data-source="post: 1607361" data-attributes="member: 17723">Bad pollI agree, it should allow multiple entires.&nbsp; I've played Egyptian, Central American (Aztec), Chinese, Eastern European (historical) and Near East campaigns.&nbsp; I would also like to add, it would be interesting to see an actual European campaign world done.&nbsp; I think the closest thing might be that Medieval Players Guide which recently came out.&nbsp; 99% of D&amp;D campaigns I have ever seen (or any RpG for that matter) are set in some kind of &quot;Xena, Warrior Princess&quot; / Disney Dark Ages realm which has about as much to do with any European historical setting (love the idea of one generic Europe to begin with!) as it does with a setting in New Guinea or Burma.&nbsp; This ranges from the weapons and armor (15 pound swords, two ended axes, and &quot;splint mail&quot;) through magic, religion, and everything else.I have also incidentally played RPGs in historical settings which include ancient Egypt, ancient Greece, Roman britain, dark ages Russia (Kievan Rus), dark ages Arabia (1001 knights stuff), renaissance Italy, Elizabethan England, and 18th Century Canada, to name a few others.. DB</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Drifter Bob, post: 1607361, member: 17723"] [b]Bad poll[/b] I agree, it should allow multiple entires. I've played Egyptian, Central American (Aztec), Chinese, Eastern European (historical) and Near East campaigns. I would also like to add, it would be interesting to see an actual European campaign world done. I think the closest thing might be that Medieval Players Guide which recently came out. 99% of D&D campaigns I have ever seen (or any RpG for that matter) are set in some kind of "Xena, Warrior Princess" / Disney Dark Ages realm which has about as much to do with any European historical setting (love the idea of one generic Europe to begin with!) as it does with a setting in New Guinea or Burma. This ranges from the weapons and armor (15 pound swords, two ended axes, and "splint mail") through magic, religion, and everything else. I have also incidentally played RPGs in historical settings which include ancient Egypt, ancient Greece, Roman britain, dark ages Russia (Kievan Rus), dark ages Arabia (1001 knights stuff), renaissance Italy, Elizabethan England, and 18th Century Canada, to name a few others.. DB [/QUOTE]

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