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Message: <blockquote data-quote="tetsujin28" data-source="post: 1346569" data-attributes="member: 1478">Well, all of the major Moorcock characters have been plundered save Corum. Which would be way cool.There still hasn't been a decent Celtic world. Slaine is too tied to the comic, and Celtic Age was a horrible mess of political ideology disguised as a D&D supplement. (Celts as Marxists who understand the relations and means of production? Right...See Victoriana for another example of how lame this is in an rpg.) Something like Pagan Shore was for Pendragon.A Norse world that isn't Rune and makes sense.A real kick-ass wu xia setting. Ah wait...that's Dragonfist. C'mon Chris, hurry up! ;-)Someone mentioned Ben Hur. While it would be nice to have something set in the ancient world, it's kind of already been done with Testament. I would be tempted by anything set in Mesopotamia or the Minoan/Mycenean civilizations. But I'm weird.Speaking of which, there's never been a Homeric setting. Why bother with Middle Earth tropes again and again when you can base your game on the foundation of Western literature?A 'Mage'-type (the comic) setting for d20M. Sort of Epic for the modern world, where all the characters would be incarnations of great heroes.Speaking of comics, I thought Leave it to Chance would make a great campaign. Sort of Harry Potter, sort of pulp, really charming.</blockquote>