Eyes of Nine
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Huh. For me, because I never even heard of it. Why is one you like?Dragonfist!!!
Why am I the only one that voted for Dragonfist?!?!?
D&D 5E What setting would you like for an adventure?
Just voted for Dragonfist (among a bunch of other stuffDragonfist!!!
Why am I the only one that voted for Dragonfist?!?!?
), but for what I can remember, it was more of a stand alone d20 game, rather than an actual D&D setting.3catcircus
Adventurer
None of the above. If you are doing a big adventure book like Curse of Strahd, it should be something that can be used in any campaign setting, since WotC isn't fully supporting any of their legacy or current campaign settings.
How about an adventure where terrain or environment is more important than which campaign setting?
One of the richest experiences can be found in some of the smallest adventures. X4 Master of the Desert Nomads was published before there was any real information on Mystara. It evokes a very strong sense of the environment - both the trudge through the desert and in the Abbey - all in 32 pages.
Likewise, UK2/UK3 - just the illustration of the lakeside villa in UK2 starts the imagination. And the sense of how to use the terrain in UK3.
How about an adventure where terrain or environment is more important than which campaign setting?
One of the richest experiences can be found in some of the smallest adventures. X4 Master of the Desert Nomads was published before there was any real information on Mystara. It evokes a very strong sense of the environment - both the trudge through the desert and in the Abbey - all in 32 pages.
Likewise, UK2/UK3 - just the illustration of the lakeside villa in UK2 starts the imagination. And the sense of how to use the terrain in UK3.
werecorpse
Adventurer
I voted for Planescape, Dark Sun and Spelljammer Because each of the three are very different from forgotten realms style worlds (which I like and am not knocking). Im Not a huge fan any of them but I’d like to see how WOTC do them
I like the idea of a Planescape module that starts in a prime material plane, but characters soon wind up in Sigil and go hopping around the planes.
werecorpse
Adventurer
Actually I changing my vote, dropping Planescape. While I would love to see a big planar adventure like Dead Gods, A Paladin in Hell or the big githyanki Lich Queen one from dungeon magazine I am not a fan of Sigil and all the factions stuff - that stuff can stay in the past as far as I’m concerned.
3catcircus
Adventurer
This. I liked the expansion of the information on the planes via Planescape, but all of the "we're just like the primes but only we're here and in factions" was ridiculous.
And I hated the Planescape artwork. Sorry not sorry.
vpuigdoller
Adventurer
Oh I would play that, I liked the setting book. Do not know much about the world besides what is in that book.
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