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Poll #363 - Setting or no setting?

  • No setting (just make it easy to put into any world) 139
  • Omeria (the O.G. setting, "kitchen sink" style) 17
  • Helkara (my sword and sorcery setting) 6
  • Witchfinder's Grimoire (the new folk horror one I've been working on) 44
  • 2023-08-03
  • —2023-08-04
  • 206 votes
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Hey all,

Just woke from a little nap in the Atlanta airport. Lately I've been making witchfinder stuff, but it's mostly monsters and pretty easy to put that into a "folk horror" monster book.

Since you're my primary audience, I was wondering which of my settings—if any—that you prefer.

Vote for one of my settings below. You can also vote for "no setting" where I just create content that you can toss into any setting.

Comments

JoybirdAndCoyote

I voted “no setting” because I take things and drop them into my own setting(s) regardless. But! I don’t think an adventure has to be without a setting for that to be possible. I often like to draw from sources that DO have a setting in mind, because they tend to come with more “juicy details” that can inspire adapted versions of things in my own setting. If that makes sense… 😅

A Conspiracy of Ravens

I like the new Witchfinders Grimoire setting as it could easily slot into any backwards hamlet the adventurers stumble along. There are many remote places with their own superstitions within the dnd universe.

ACS

I'll second Conspiracy's comment. I appreciate setting adventures around a theme, though. And having a few linked adventures is also useful.

Roosevelt Cooper

I voted Omeria but the most important thing is that I can easily put it into my world whatever that world might be.

Rob Rowland

Oops — already ended. For me, it’s the drop-in.