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<blockquote data-quote="Remathilis" data-source="post: 1795124" data-attributes="member: 7635">Map of the world thing aside, Kalamar is a great way to go...* The Core Setting book has 5% Crunch (namely what domains go to what god). 95% fluff/flavor.* Some excellent supplements (Player's Guide, Atlas). * 100% D&amp;D, not d20. That means most of their stuff has touches other settings can't (like Beholders!). * Rich setting, no meta-plot.* Humanoids that aren't just cannon fodder. &nbsp;That said, Eberron has* Lots of action and excitement cinema style built in.* Action Points are simple enough concept. * Play it Pulp or Noir style, or both.* Psionics!* A World Map, with three underdefined continents for exploration.* Warforged, they are just so cool* New = Easy Access to material. No back catalogue&nbsp;I do want to through a Nod to Faerun, for this reason...* Crunch level in the core book is not high (some sub-races, feats, domains, few spells, a couple PrCs, and some new gear. Its actually roughly the size of Eberrons, cept they don't introduce and major new rules like AP). * Lots of room to explore if you can the novels.* Great Villians* Plenty of support, including unofficial support. * Good Locals to explore* World Map&nbsp;Personally, you're looking at my list if I was running a pre-published.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Remathilis, post: 1795124, member: 7635"] Map of the world thing aside, Kalamar is a great way to go... * The Core Setting book has 5% Crunch (namely what domains go to what god). 95% fluff/flavor. * Some excellent supplements (Player's Guide, Atlas). * 100% D&D, not d20. That means most of their stuff has touches other settings can't (like Beholders!). * Rich setting, no meta-plot. * Humanoids that aren't just cannon fodder. That said, Eberron has * Lots of action and excitement cinema style built in. * Action Points are simple enough concept. * Play it Pulp or Noir style, or both. * Psionics! * A World Map, with three underdefined continents for exploration. * Warforged, they are just so cool * New = Easy Access to material. No back catalogue I do want to through a Nod to Faerun, for this reason... * Crunch level in the core book is not high (some sub-races, feats, domains, few spells, a couple PrCs, and some new gear. Its actually roughly the size of Eberrons, cept they don't introduce and major new rules like AP). * Lots of room to explore if you can the novels. * Great Villians * Plenty of support, including unofficial support. * Good Locals to explore * World Map Personally, you're looking at my list if I was running a pre-published. [/QUOTE]

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