What settings are you most interested in?

[Man in the Funny Hat]

High magic fantasy, post-apocalypse, and "Not Seen Here". D&D never really gets old. I'd really like to see a near-future sci-fi RPG that I could use to directly run a game based on the original X-Com - which could be considered PRE-apocalyptic as opposed to post-apocalyptic. I've wanted a solid X-Com RPG for a while now and just don't have time/skill enough to do it all myself (besides I just can't picture it without all the appropriate alien miniatures though I could certainly do a metric ton of buildings of all types for it.)

Edit: BTW, LoTR is NOT high-magic fantasy, it's low-magic.

 

[Nightfall]

It's high storytelling which is what people confuse it with.

And it's still not as good as the Scarred Lands! *is slightly kidding* Well it's not...

*waits out the storm...*

 

[Mokona]

Since "low magic" is winning the vote how come we can't get such an option from Wizards of the Coast for D&D?

 

[Nightfall]

Since "low magic" is winning the vote how come we can't get such an option from Wizards of the Coast for D&D?

because then we'd have to toss out 95% of everything that makes D&D, D&D.

Which is why I like Scarred Lands! Medium magic for all times!

 

[Xyanthon]

I like High/Low magic fantasy and historical. Right now I tend to favor lower magic settings although I can get in the mood for just about anything fantasy. I'd still love to start a neolithic, bronze or iron age low magic fantasy campaign. anything with a premedieval feel to it would be really cool I think.

 

[Nightfall]

Primeval...

Ugh see sword! ugh swing! Ugh hit nugh! Nugh run at me!! runn awaya!!!

 

[Skrit]

I picked "Far Future" I love settings with guns, spaceships and Aliens..

Sadly my players are only into Elves, and Dragons =(

 

[PhoenixDarkDirk]

I voted for "high magic fantasy" and "far future", and by that I don't just mean that I like each of them, but that I like both in one setting.