D&D 4E What will be your 4e setting?

[hectorse]

points of light is heavily catching my attention

 

[Rechan]

Eberron and a homebrew kicking around in my brain.

 

[Vyvyan Basterd]

I am heavily leaning towards running a campaign set in the Barsaive setting from Earthdawn - "points of light" taken to the extreme.

 

[kmdietri]

Forgotten Realms

 

[CleverNickName]

Another vote for Greyhawk. There are things that I like about the Ravenloft campaign, but I will need to see what 4E does to the greater undead monsters before I start considering it.

 

[el-remmen]

I either want to do a campaign in the pre-history of Aquerra (called The Time Before), or I plan to do a similar idea with a Old Testament-based world of tribes of humanoids with unique gods, with the PCs being the only tribe of humans.

EDIT: That is, if I do 4E at all. . . Everyday I like the sound of it less. . .

 

[jasonbostwick]

Ptolus - a certain cosmological event in the campaign setting triggered its switch from 2e to 3e, and said event being reversed would be a perfect explanation of any changes necessitated by the edition switch to 4e.

 

[Cam Banks]

Dragonlance, probably.

Cheers,
Cam

 

[M.L. Martin]

Dragonlance, probably.

Cheers,
Cam

If you can make Dragonlance fit 4E without too much obvious forcing of either setting (which has established certain 1E game elements as Bovinae Sacrae) or system, I will be impressed. I won't start to like the setting again, but I'll be impressed.

 

[Flynn]

I'd probably go for a homebrew, like almost all of my campaigns since 1988. Really, though, I'm not sure I will run 4E, although it does sound interesting so far. I need to see the rules first before I make a final decision, so it's likely I'll have to wait until June next year before I know if it's a possibility at all.

With Regards,
Flynn