Which settings are worth looting?

Which setting(s) are the best to draw d20 gaming material from?

  • Arcanis

    Votes: 26 7.1%
  • Blackmoor

    Votes: 40 10.9%
  • Dawnforge

    Votes: 21 5.7%
  • Diamond Throne

    Votes: 74 20.2%
  • Dragonmech

    Votes: 19 5.2%
  • Eberron

    Votes: 157 42.9%
  • Forgotten Realms

    Votes: 200 54.6%
  • Freeport

    Votes: 83 22.7%
  • Kalamar

    Votes: 74 20.2%
  • Morningstar

    Votes: 10 2.7%
  • Oathbound

    Votes: 21 5.7%
  • Ravenloft

    Votes: 73 19.9%
  • Rokugan

    Votes: 54 14.8%
  • Scarred Lands

    Votes: 88 24.0%
  • Talislanta

    Votes: 20 5.5%
  • Wilderlands of High Fantasy

    Votes: 33 9.0%
  • Dragonstar

    Votes: 21 5.7%
  • Other d20 current (specify)

    Votes: 68 18.6%
  • Other pre-3e D&D setting (specify)

    Votes: 75 20.5%
  • Other non D20

    Votes: 50 13.7%

Psion

Adventurer
So, what do you think? Which settings have the best material in them to plunder for use in other settings or your homebrew.

Personally, Scarred Lands is an old standby of mine for plundering (particularly R&R and CCII), but of late, the magic items and prestige classes for Warcraft and the elementalists/6-element system from Blackmoor are particularly appealing to me.
 

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I loot from EVERYTHING.

Forgotten Realms...Eberron...Scarred Lands...Warcraft...anything, really. If its got a good concept, and the rules are close enough or don't take too much alteration to fit in with more standard D&D, I'll find a place and port it to my homebrew.
 

to fit in with more standard D&D

Well it obviously depends on what your homebrew is. I'm not really interested in a traditional fantasy homebrew anymore so I can't really borrow from the cookie-cutter settings. I tend to look more to movies, novels, vieo games, etc for inspiration rather than actual published settings.
 

GlassJaw said:
Well it obviously depends on what your homebrew is. I'm not really interested in a traditional fantasy homebrew anymore so I can't really borrow from the cookie-cutter settings. I tend to look more to movies, novels, vieo games, etc for inspiration rather than actual published settings.
I meant more rules wise, actually. Since some of the other campaign settings have their own special mechanics and such that I don't use in my homebrew.
 


I meant more rules wise, actually. Since some of the other campaign settings have their own special mechanics and such that I don't use in my homebrew.

Fair enough. In that case - Star Wars d20 and Conan. I really like armor as DR systems (which both of them have). I also really like the Dodge/Parry rules from Conan and the VP/WP system from SW.
 

GlassJaw said:
I tend to look more to movies, novels, vieo games, etc for inspiration rather than actual published settings.

Bzzzt! Out of bounds! ;)

That's really a whole 'nuther kettle of fish, and I'd have to list a dozen more things, like Final Fantasy VI-VII, Farscape, Larry Niven books, etc.
 

Scarred lands is the bigest for me. I also picked Freeport,m though I don't loot from it as much as placed itin my setting, same for Bluffside.

All of them are lootible, but not all of them can really bve lotted for the same game. So, for me it really depends on what elements I'm looking for at the time.
 

I grab things from anyplace I feel like it. I have a lot of the Perilous Portals FR feature that I might throw into my homebrew, and I tossed in the Savage Coast and Al-Qadim.
 


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