D&D settings that you'd like to see in a CRPG

[evdk]

Granny Weatherwax is kind of easy mode though...

Lots of people thought that.

 

[Gentle Player]

I think you chaps are getting Granny confused with Nanny Nanny is easy mode, Granny is BEYOND nightmare mode.

Also, didn't know he liked Thief, my estimation of him grows ever higher!

 

[Jasede]

He used to post on the TTLG forums... that was a long time ago. He liked fan-missions.

 

[asper]

Which games were set on the Sword Coast apart from the Baldur's Gates ?

 

[Stabwound]

Neverwinter Nights 1 & 2 as two examples. I'm not sure about any other games.

 

[deuxhero]

The Dalelands share a coastline with the Sword Coast even if they aren't a formal part of it.

 

[Tripicus]

Birthright doesn't get mentioned enough, and Ravenloft is a good one to revisit.

If they did do another Planescape game, a game focused around the factions and your choice of a faction would be grand. In most published modules the Factions never figured prominently, which is disappointing. For all the examples of Factions mucking things up, like the Harmonium unintentionally sending an entire layer of Arcadia into Mechanus, there is little the players were given on that scale in published work. When groups were heavily involved it tended to be Sects.

 

[octavius]

Neverwinter Nights 1 & 2 as two examples. I'm not sure about any other games.

Not sure if it was technically the Sword Coast, but the Savage Frontier and Eye of the Beholder games were set in the same general area.

 

[Father Walker]

Most of cool D&D settings are long out of print. A game set in Spelljammer or Dark Sun would be cool, though.

 

[visions]

Dark Sun is not out of print.

 

[Aeschylus]

Most of cool D&D settings are long out of print. A game set in Spelljammer or Dark Sun would be cool, though.

WotC keeps teasing me, acting like they're going to bring back Ravenloft, and then pulling the rug out again and again.

 

[Father Walker]

Dark Sun is not out of print.

Oh, right.