which realm is your game set in?

[Skade]

Though in semi-retirement at the moment, my last two non-homebrew campaigns were both set in the Iron Kingdoms. It's a fun mixture of steam, sorcery, and dark history.

 

[Arnwyn]

I also use Kara Tur, and steal bits from Rokugan for the east when needed.

As the new campaign is pirate based (go Pirates of the Carribean!) I am adding Green Ronin's Freeport to the Inner Sea.

I've done both of these things (swapped out Kara-Tur's Shou-Lung for Rokugan - the geography is eerily close, and I put Freeport in the Whamite Isles of the Inner Sea).

 

[Sanackranib]

The next game I run will either be Homebrew or in Sanctuary, the city of Thieves World fame.

I wish I had that material. I played in a thieves' world game once about 12 years ago. lots of intrigue, lots of fun.

 

[Xeoble]

My DM, Mordane76 on the boards, made a great homebrew world with some truly wonderful background flavor.

My party is now in the process of rewriting its history

Time travel is cool.

 

[Desdichado]

With the crowd on this board, I'm not surprised homebrew is winning.

 

[Ashrem Bayle]

Midnight.......

 

[Arthur Tealeaf]

Other: The Iron Kingdoms!

 

[KDLadage]

Other:

Umbragia (of course), as well as some (other?) homebrews.

 

[barsoomcore]

Hullo, Homebrew.

Frankly, the only reason I really run games is to justify the effort I put into creating my campaign worlds...

That MIGHT be a bit of overstatement, but there's also a nugget of truth in there.

 

[Treebore]

Other: Ravenloft, 10th level and still going strong!