Lady Dragon
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Planescape
Your favorite D&D setting?
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Bandito
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1) Lankhmar-Best city setting ever published IMHO. (big rogue fan here)
2) Greyhawk-The first to come out and it always has a homey familiar feeling to it.
3) Forgotten Realms-It gets slagged quite a bit, but for content as opposed to feel (which is really what you make of it) it's hard to beat.
2) Greyhawk-The first to come out and it always has a homey familiar feeling to it.
3) Forgotten Realms-It gets slagged quite a bit, but for content as opposed to feel (which is really what you make of it) it's hard to beat.
estevans_lackey
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Planescape by far! I've never got to play in planescape though. 
I do, however, like a good straight up generic D&D campaign every once in a while.
I've been playing for a good 10 years and planescape has never lost it's appeal. It's the additude on top of every mythology and every race you can think of heated to a boil and mixed up in a huge melting pot then poured over the PC's in scalding hot, blister-forming fun!
I do, however, like a good straight up generic D&D campaign every once in a while. I've been playing for a good 10 years and planescape has never lost it's appeal. It's the additude on top of every mythology and every race you can think of heated to a boil and mixed up in a huge melting pot then poured over the PC's in scalding hot, blister-forming fun!
Ron
Explorer
As player and as a DM:
1) Homebrew
2) Mystara
3) Al Quadim
Although many settings are imaginative, I can read about them. There is nothing like the sensation of discover a setting while playing it. Mystara, GH, and FR are very similar settings, all consist of small variations of the same basic D&D environment. However, Mystara is much more interesting than most. Al Quadim was a refreshing line, I hope that it will be reprinted some time. I also enjoy GH, although mostly for nostalgic reasons. I never played in Birthright but I am very sure that I'll like it. I think I would also like Dark Sun if not by the fact that I hate the idea of mixing magic and psionics. Ravenloft is cool but limited while I found Forgotten Realms unimaginative and poorly designed.
1) Homebrew
2) Mystara
3) Al Quadim
Although many settings are imaginative, I can read about them. There is nothing like the sensation of discover a setting while playing it. Mystara, GH, and FR are very similar settings, all consist of small variations of the same basic D&D environment. However, Mystara is much more interesting than most. Al Quadim was a refreshing line, I hope that it will be reprinted some time. I also enjoy GH, although mostly for nostalgic reasons. I never played in Birthright but I am very sure that I'll like it. I think I would also like Dark Sun if not by the fact that I hate the idea of mixing magic and psionics. Ravenloft is cool but limited while I found Forgotten Realms unimaginative and poorly designed.
Nightfall
Sage of the Scarred Lands
Scarred Lands as if there was a doubt. 
I just have to be curious though...
Why is that Neqroteqh? I'd just like an explanation on your opinion.
But I do like others!
FR
and Greyhawk for starters
but I think I like Azerok MUCH more. Go Dark Portal Games!
Oh yeah city wise, Bluffside by a mile!
I just have to be curious though...
Why is that Neqroteqh? I'd just like an explanation on your opinion.
But I do like others!
FR
and Greyhawk for starters
but I think I like Azerok MUCH more. Go Dark Portal Games!
Oh yeah city wise, Bluffside by a mile!
Scarogoth
What do other people have?
Kalamar all the way…
Kingdoms of Kalamar all the way!
I still like Forgotten Realms, too, however. The two are not mutually incompatible, in my opinion. Haven't had much experience of anything else, so I can't vouch for those, but then I can't imagine anything lacking in the Kalamaran campaigns that would make me want to seek it elsewhere.
Dunx.
Kingdoms of Kalamar all the way!
I still like Forgotten Realms, too, however. The two are not mutually incompatible, in my opinion. Haven't had much experience of anything else, so I can't vouch for those, but then I can't imagine anything lacking in the Kalamaran campaigns that would make me want to seek it elsewhere.
Dunx.
Black Omega
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Rokugan d20 mostly. Though FR is fun and it's still fairly new to me.
Derulbaskul
Adventurer
1. Forgotten Realms. If you and your players don't read the novels, it's a wonderful setting.
2. Kingdoms of Kalamar. It just grows on me more and more thanks to the outstanding support.
3. Greyhawk. The LGG was (and is) a superb publication as is the LGJ, both now as part of Dragon and before as an RPGA publication.
2. Kingdoms of Kalamar. It just grows on me more and more thanks to the outstanding support.
3. Greyhawk. The LGG was (and is) a superb publication as is the LGJ, both now as part of Dragon and before as an RPGA publication.
redroxannuk
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Kingdoms of Kalamar - they give me what I want and listen to suggestions.
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