Where is your home?

[Evenglare]

Where is your home now? What setting do you play in or return to time after time? I understand that many people make their own and that's cool, but in this instance I'm referring to published settings. Why do you like your setting?

 

[nerfherder]

Thieves' World

I like relatively low fantasy games, and one of our DMs has been running a game there since the eighties.

 

[KirayaTiDrekan]

Earth (technically a published setting via AD&D 2nd Edition's HR series and Masque of the Red Death, as well as Green Ronin's Mythic Vistas line during the 3.x era).

Though my version is, of course, homebrewed (10,000 years after a magical apocalypse as opposed to the magical past presented in the books noted above).

 

[MatthewJHanson]

I don't have a home that I come back to. I like to explore knew thins and go from setting to setting.

 

[Bluenose]

Glorantha and the Third Imperium, among published settings. Both have some of the best supporting material published for any RPG. The 3I has such a wide scope that I can find a place for almost any sort of SF while Traveller has technological assumptions that suit a game where it's difficult for PCs to get help easily and quickly when they get into trouble. Glorantha has a different feel to most other fantasy settings, one which I enjoy due to the emphasis on different societies and religions that are so often treated superficially.

 

[Umbran]

I sold the house, and travel around in an RV...

 

[Sword of Spirit]

I can't pick any of the selected options, but Planescape and Spelljammer are the closest.

My home setting is the traditional D&D multiverse which is described by Planescape and Spelljammer. Just about every campaign I run is assumed to be set within the multiverse, whether or not the campaign involves leaving a single region or planet.

 

[gamerprinter]

Where is your home now? What setting do you play in or return to time after time? I understand that many people make their own and that's cool, but in this instance I'm referring to published settings. Why do you like your setting?

I couldn't vote, since though I sometimes use Published settings, the published settings I use, aren't listed in the poll. I use my own published setting alot, at least in the last five years or so: Kaidan setting of Japanese horror (PFRPG). (That's not the only setting I use, but of the others, as stated, nothing on that list shows them...)

 

[DM Howard]

Kingdoms of Kalamar.

 

[Agamon]

I'm a murderhobo. Rat Bastard DM that jumps from one setting to another.