D&D 5E Which non-Realmsian setting for you?

[Plaguescarred]

I'd like to see Greyhawk, Eberron and Dragonlance next!

 

[gweinel]

Planescape, Birthright for my inspirations, Mystara for my first fond memories of a setting, Greyhawk because my gf started to DM in this world a couple of years now I discovered its depth and I wish i could vote for Al Qadim (i don't consider it a realms setting)

 

[aramis erak]

The two I most hope to see: Mystara and Rokugan (D&D5 would be so much easier than L5R)

The two I most expect to be what Perkins is working on: Either Eberron or Dark Sun.

I wouldn't mind Dark Sun at all.

I'd love Spelljammer, too

 

[Bayonet]

I voted Dragonlance, simply because I had so much fun reading those books as a young teen-ager.

 

[nerfherder]

Pelinore!

It's where I will be running my 5e campaign. I already started running an adventure from Imagine magazine - converting the Basic stats on the fly. I've also started doing some conversion, but real-life has interrupted.

 

[NiClerigo]

Eberron, of course!

 

[Ricochet]

I would love to see a new Dark Sun campaign setting book/box.

Al-Quadim was my favorite 2e setting though, so my top vote goes to that.

Honorable mention: Mystara and Ravenloft.

 

[doctorhook]

Hysterical "What?!!?one! I can't believe you forgot Gamma World!"

I voted Eberron, because it's clearly the best setting ever made ever. I also threw Spelljammer some love, because it's just gonzo enough to scratch my Gamma World itch in a pinch.

Planescape, since that means all the realms can be done.

I can honestly say that reading about Planescape here on ENWorld has actually destroyed any burgeoning interest I once had in the setting.

 

[Beleriphon]

Hysterical "What?!!?one! I can't believe you forgot Gamma World!"

I voted Eberron, because it's clearly the best setting ever made ever. I also threw Spelljammer some love, because it's just gonzo enough to scratch my Gamma World itch in a pinch.

I can honestly say that reading about Planescape here on ENWorld has actually destroyed any burgeoning interest I once had in the setting.

I voted Eberron and Planescape. Trust me, you don't grok Planescape until you've played through Planescape: Torment. There's only ONE fight in the entire game that is completely unavoidable.

 

[Celebrim]

Eberron is probably the best crafted generic fantasy world TSR/WotC ever published. To me that says, "For crying out loud, stop using retread settings from the 70's and 80's which got published either solely because they were early, or in the case of the FR, God only knows why."

So my top vote would be, "Find the best homebrew available, and publish that."

If it must be an existing setting, I personally like Birthright, Ravenloft, Kingdoms of Kalamar, and Eberron. If it must be one of the big name settings, then let it be Greyhawk - but that's my nostalgia talking.