Which 'Campaign Classics' would you buy?

[glass]

Title says it all really. Assuming WoTC put out a series of 1 book treatments of old out of print (A)D&D settings, which would you buy. Assuming they were released at 1 or 2 a year, so getting all of them isn't going to cost you £300 all in one go.

Inspired by the discussion of the subject in a couple of threads recently, I decided to do a poll. It's my first attempt, so I may have made a mess of it (EDIT: looks like I didn't, appart from one small ommission! ).

EDIT: I didn't include Al-Qadim, Kara-Tur or Maztica as if they reappeared it could conceivably be as part of the FR line, and besides the poll was long enough already.

 

[DragonLancer]

Since I already have my Dragonlance released and updated to 3.5, the only one I am interested in would be Dark Sun. And then only if it was held true to its original form and not updated like the Dragon article.

 

[diaglo]

disclaimer: i buy everything. even the editions i hate.

 

[Eben]

Seems you forgot planescape there, mate.

 

[Piratecat]

None of the above for me. I might buy Birthright, and I would buy Planescape, but that's about it.

 

[glass]

Seems you forgot planescape there, mate.

I knew I had forgotten something. Doesn't seem to be any way to change it now.


glass.

 

[ragboy]

Al Qadim, Dark Sun, and Planescape, definitely. I think these three campaign settings set the bar for how different D&D could be in pure story potential, look and feel and character concepts.

 

[Psion]

Um... planescape?

 

[Michael Tree]

I'd buy Birthright, Planescape, Spelljammer, and Taladas.

 

[Omote]

I'm old school and nostalgic I guess, that is why I voted for Greyhawk. However, I would really also like to see how Birthright would be handled. A unique game, while at the same time very rooted in "classic fantasy" RPing.

...............................Omote
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