The history of Atlantis and its empire, supposedly discovered in an alternate world. The site contains detailed descriptions of Atlantean geography, society, arts, philosophy, warfare and languages.

A detailed fantasy town setting in a world caught in an epic struggle between good and evil. Maps, locations, and residents, with D&D 3e stats.

Highlights include the five cities of the Channel Region and a wide range of world religions, as well as world maps, atlas entries, cultures and languages. Rules conversions cover several systems.

A decaying world torn asunder by now-dead gods. Numerous original illustrations, gods and legends, character archetypes, maps, creatures, and newspapers.

Elfstone campaign setting featuring adventures, articles, new rules, and related writings and art.

This fantasy world is in an early stage of development. A regional map, an atlas with adventure hooks, and an overview of two countries constitute its only details.

The atlas includes historical, political, and cultural notes for one human and one elven kingdom. D&D 2e class descriptions detail several priestly orders.

Incomplete notes about a harsh desert world, with rule mechanics for Rolemaster.

As much a literary creation as a gaming one, this civilization draws inspiration from China and Nepal. Language, music, history and culture benefit from illustrations and thoughtful depictions.

Includes maps, calendar, pantheon with priesthood descriptions, political details for major areas, and d20 prestige classes.

Encyclopedia entries include deities, countries, tribes, character journals, and notable people.

Unique races, as well as D&D 3e classes and house rules, complement nation descriptions and historical notes.

Game background, maps, adventures, and history in the world of Ascalon - a late Dark Age parallel of the Byzantine Empire after Justinian.

Major entries include races, organizations, deities, maps, and an atlas with historical notes. D&D 3e stats and house rules are provided.

An introduction to lands, culture, professions and history. Content includes original artwork, fiction, maps, and discussion of a unique magic system.

A dark world of conflict, cults, disease and wars. A map and several brief notes describe geography, history, and races.

Content consists of a gazetteer, campaign and regional maps, and notes on history, religion, and magic.

Stories, maps, and RPG gaming materials. Extensive descriptions cover economy, politics, history, mythology, religion, and the role of magic.

Unique creatures and magics, maps, tales, and histories make up a comprehensive world. Updated weekly with new treatises. Includes an original RPG.

A gritty swords-and-sorcery world. Site details include the histories and politics of five major regions, religions and religious orders, languages of the setting, and a free RPG.

Dark fantasy in a world dominated by evil. Includes atlas entries, an annotated pantheon, stories, a calendar, and D&D 2e notes for classes, races, and creatures.

A dark medieval fantasy campaign world. Essays describe history, military orders, deities, the nature of magic, and the troed race.

A complete, detailed, low-magic fantasy setting for mature players, DwarvenWorld is free of Tolkien-like and commercial stereotypes. Please note this site's contents must be downloaded as a .zip file

A Gloranthan campaign: adventure and marriage set amidst cattle raids, chariot warfare, and clan politics.

Setting details include a timeline, region history, pantheon, maps, adventure log, and D&D 3E prestige classes.

Highlights of this celtic-inspired setting include brief descriptions of society, geography, customs and dress, religion, and food collection. Currently the home of a PBEM game, with campaign logs.

Content includes a developed gazetteer, new races and creatures, a magic system, and thoughts on world creation.

Details include a geographical and political atlas, histories, deity and priesthood descriptions, cultural notes, and campaign chronicles.

A detailed atlas and pantheon are the main contributions of this setting, which spans several planets. D&D 3E stats describe races, prestige classes, and new spells.

An alternate version of Earth, divergent since the Second Cataclysm in AD 1,000. Notable are descriptions of Karian culture and language on the eastern continent.

Included are a pantheon, myths, history, maps, and regional notes. Game mechanics are D&D 3e, with prestige classes.

Highlights are maps, atlas entries with illustrative quotes, and a pantheon. D&D 2e mechanics include custom classes and priestly orders.

Humans vie with various exotic races for control of this harsh continent. Content consists of topographical and flavor maps and notes for the kingdom of Gwynneth, species, gods, myths, and magic.

The Encyclopedia Kemen offers a glimpse into this setting. Included are game rules, atlas entries, and annals of two campaigns.

A highly magical, mythical world that focuses on detail. There are seven major countries inhabited by almost 200 different races.

Details include organizations, a timeline, elven culture, campaigns, and rules conversions for AD&D and Fantasy Hero.

Includes geography, religions, new monsters, d20 system classes, and a modified magic system.

Content consists of articles considering the world's cosmology and the roles of various gods and races. Mostly text, but illustrative of thoughtful top-down design within D&D conventions.

The fantasy setting of Manxx lies in one of the outermost southwestern valleys of the Blue Sun Mountains in the Empire of Catalania in Three Suns. A great starting point for fantasy role-playing and more detail to anyone interested in the Three Suns Setting.

The home of the Keshyran Campaign, includes a timeline, geography, and racial notes. Also hosts resources dedicated to the art of world building.

Content includes a world map, political and cultural accounts of several regions, and notes about daily life.

Information about geography, various cultures, characters, pantheons and heraldry.

Atlas entries, history, legends, religion, and daily life.

Lands, gods, history, and several new races may be found here.

A representation of our middle ages earth with the traditional fantasy elements added in. Geography and history, to a point, are much like our own, but unlike Earth, Terra Viejo feels the influences of more than just humans.

A dark fantasy setting with some technological elements. Includes lists of creatures, notable persons, maps, a timeline, and FAQ.

Brief articles cover a broad range of world details. The gods and folk wisdom are unusual contributions.

Both humans and sentient felines predominate. Features an interactive map, and encyclopedia entries include a timeline, religious and cultural entries, political notes, and an unusually detailed treatment of health conditions.

The Alliance of Thyrenacia has enjoyed a thousand seasons of peace under the Ascendants, but now that dynasty is failing and dark forces stir at the edges of the world. Maps, geography, kingdoms, factions, faiths, and more.

Downloadable documents cover daily life, a complex caste system, religious orders, world maps, and cultural notes about weapons. D&D 3E content includes prestige classes, races, and creatures.

Vignettes, short stories, and character profiles tell the story of the World Waterrimmed, with detail provided by a timeline and supplemental maps. No game mechanics, but suitable for just about any fantasy system.

The Parthenthius Volumes detail a continent for Talislanta or other roleplaying games, with a map and gazetteer.

Learn about this ancient/medieval campaign through the eyes of one of its player characters. The nation synopses and mythologies are rich with detail and illustrations.

The ongoing AD&D adventures of a band of characters in Yalarad. This site has world descriptions, scanned maps, religion notes, and character journals.

Home of the Encyclopedia Zammica. Included are a timeline, a map, and alphabetical entries about various world and campaign elements.