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<blockquote data-quote="Hussar" data-source="post: 8616841" data-attributes="member: 22779">I think, for me, it's campaign first, setting second.&nbsp; So, depending on the campaign, I'll pick a setting that fits with that.&nbsp; Sometimes it's a direct sort of thing - my Candlekeep campaign is set in Forgotten Realms for example, or my Ghosts of Saltmarsh was set in Greyhawk - and sometimes it just kind of happens - my last campaign was nominally set in Nentir Vale because I reworked the 4e remake of Caves of Chaos as an introduction campaign for my new group.&nbsp; And, really, the campaign could have been set anywhere since it drew on whatever caught my fancy by the end of the campaign.I have to admit, this new Spelljammer thing has really caught my eye.&nbsp; So, while I have been off and on again building a home-brew campaign, I might go that direction instead.&nbsp; SO MANY CHOICES.&nbsp; I mean, just in 5e alone, I've used Primeval Thule, Greyhawk, Forgotten Realms, Nentir Vale (sort of).&nbsp; I also played in Dragonlance and Ravenloft.&nbsp; Damn I've really been making the rounds.&nbsp; So, yeah, setting is usually dependent on the campaign.&nbsp; It's usually pick a campaign (whether design or buy) and then shop around for a setting that fits that or make something on my own.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Hussar, post: 8616841, member: 22779"] I think, for me, it's campaign first, setting second. So, depending on the campaign, I'll pick a setting that fits with that. Sometimes it's a direct sort of thing - my Candlekeep campaign is set in Forgotten Realms for example, or my Ghosts of Saltmarsh was set in Greyhawk - and sometimes it just kind of happens - my last campaign was nominally set in Nentir Vale because I reworked the 4e remake of Caves of Chaos as an introduction campaign for my new group. And, really, the campaign could have been set anywhere since it drew on whatever caught my fancy by the end of the campaign. I have to admit, this new Spelljammer thing has really caught my eye. So, while I have been off and on again building a home-brew campaign, I might go that direction instead. SO MANY CHOICES. I mean, just in 5e alone, I've used Primeval Thule, Greyhawk, Forgotten Realms, Nentir Vale (sort of). I also played in Dragonlance and Ravenloft. Damn I've really been making the rounds. So, yeah, setting is usually dependent on the campaign. It's usually pick a campaign (whether design or buy) and then shop around for a setting that fits that or make something on my own. [/QUOTE]

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