20 Which setting have you
enjoyed most? Why?
Published or homebrew?
And non-D&D (because really, the most fun we had back in the day
was with the Known World of the Expert Set/Isle of Dread, and more
recently, I've had some good times with various other D&D worlds,
including our sorta stalled out Vaults of Ur game).
Let me think of what
non-D&D campaign settings I can think of that got more than just
a session or two of play (sorry, WEG Star Wars, as much as I love
original trilogy SW, I never got to play it much).
The Frontier Sector –
Star Frontiers
Marvel (616?) Universe –
Marvel Superheroes RPG
Gamma Terra – Gamma
World
Teenage Mutant Ninja
Turtles – TMNT and Other Strangeness
Prequel Star Wars – d20 Star Wars RPG
Not sure if it has a name,
but the dystopic future of Trinity RPG
Arkham, Mass. and environs
– Call of Cthulhu
Aliens/Predator-verse –
d20 Future
and tons of D&D
settings (homebrew and canned) or settings that never saw play beyond
one or two sessions (and actually I'm trying hard to remember if the
Marvel game actually got that far or not...)
If I had to pick, though,
it would be Gamma Terra. From my first introduction to it through
the Endless Quest book Light on Quest's Mountain to our early 90's
game with the old BECMI group, to my more recent games with the Busan
Board Game Group, it's always consistently provided a strange, funny
and dangerous place to adventure.
The Frontier Sector would
have to come in second just from sheer numbers of sessions played
within it.
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