What is your favourite Campaign Setting?

[The Oakenshield]

Anything you've ever played DnD in is good.
Published, homebrew, etc..., it doesn't matter.

[AslanCross]

My group and I have fallen in love with Eberron, and I think we intend to stay in it for the foreseeable future.

[Archpaladin Zousha]

I've fallen in love with the Pathfinder Campaign Setting, and its world of Golarion.

[Coidzor]

Published so far that I've had much exposure to Eberron.

That I want to learn more about spelljammer and planescape.

[Salbazier]

Eberron! My most favorite setting.

Lately I've been overexposed to Golarion though, not because I love it more than Eberron. it just that it is PF standard setting and Paizo's AP are just so good.

Midnight is cool too if only I go a chance to play in it...

[Eldariel]

Planescape, Dark Sun, Ravenloft & Spelljammer are all pretty high up there.

[dragonfan6490]

My own of course! Published wise, I really like Forgotten Realms and Eberron.

[true_shinken]

Forgotten Realms gave me Baldur's Gate and Year of Rogue Dragons. I'll love it ever after.

[HunterOfJello]

I've been DMing an Eberron campaign for a while and have liked it a lot so far.

[Chambers]

Sharn.

...

Oh, there's more to Eberron besides Sharn? Heh.

That and Ravenloft. I've recently been playing around with the Masque of the Red Death alternate setting for Ravenloft [1890's Gothic Victorian Earth]. The fluff is great but White Wolf fails at D&D mechanics. The Ravenloft setting published by White Wolf's Arthaus in the early 2000's is fantastic fluff and art.

After that...probably Sigil. Yes, I consider Sigil to be a campaign setting, much like Sharn.

[Eldariel]

After that...probably Sigil. Yes, I consider Sigil to be a campaign setting, much like Sharn.

Just say "Planescape" like the rest of us; running a Planescape campaign entirely in Sigil is entirely feasible, not to mention infinitely enjoyable.

[Warlawk]

Eberron and Planescape. The group doesn't care for planescape much though, so I rarely get to indulge. We do some Eberron, but more often we use FR because everyone is more familiar with it.

[The Big Dice]

Rokugan.

A setting where the only thing you really own are your own words and deeds. Where honour really is a force more powerful than steel and where a single strike of a blade can rock empires to their foundations.

[JonestheSpy]

Glorantha, setting first for the wargame King of Dragon Pass, then the RPG Runequest, is far and away my favorite published setting ever. Amazing history and mythology, incredibly detailed and original - never been anything like it before or since.

[The Big Dice]

Glorantha, setting first for the wargame King of Dragon Pass, then the RPG Runequest, is far and away my favorite published setting ever. Amazing history and mythology, incredibly detailed and original - never been anything like it before or since.

I think the original writing team on L5R were trying for a Glorantha-like level of awesomeness. They came close, but that original vision has been diluted over the decade and a half or so L5R has been around.

[Psyren]

Eberron, but I do have to give Golarion, Dark Sun and Rokugan runner-up positions.

[Amphetryon]

Kalamar, dark sun, maztica, rokugon, eberron. In that order, more or less.

[Remmirath]

'Homebrew in general' is probably my favourite of all, but of the published settings I'd say it's definitely Planescape. Followed by Ravenloft, when I'm in the mood for it.

I have a slight soft spot for the Forgotten Realms simply because so many of my favourite computer games have been set in it, but I'm otherwise neutral towards it. Similarly, I have a slight soft spot for Greyhawk because I think of it as the default setting. I would be unlikely to pick either of them if somebody asked me to pick one setting to play in, though.

[dsmiles]

Iron Kingdoms, followed by 2e Ravenloft and 2e Dark Sun.

[FelixG]

1) Eberron
2) Iron Kingdoms
3) Pathfinder

[The Oakenshield]

I'm surprised at all the people who like Eberron, I didn't know it was this popular.

[Mordokai]

Like some people have already said, I love Forgotten Realms for all the great cRPGs that gave us. Beyond that, my biggest exposure so far has been to Greyhawk and I don't find it bad. I consider Eberron better in pretty much every aspect though and Ravenloft my personal favourite.

[The Glyphstone]

I'm surprised at all the people who like Eberron, I didn't know it was this popular.

Nonsense. How can lightning trains, halfling dinosaur riders, and magic robots not be popular?

Anyways...Ebberon.

[Killer Angel]

By far Planescape, followed by Eberron and then Forgotten realms (more for the nice PrCs and the idea of the regional feats)

[hamlet]

Kingdoms of Kalamar really. Haven't had a chance to play or run it (stupid real life and responsibilities), but I've been dreaming of it for a while.

[Edge]

Eberron and Planescape. I just love the style of them. Plus, Eberron has warforged and Planescape is possibly the most open setting for monstrous PCs, and I love me some monstrous PCs.

[Areswargod139]

No love for Dragonlance? Shucks, guys.

[hotel_papa]

Eberron. By a wide, wide margin.

[Emmerask]

Aventurien - not well known outside germany but its awesome

[Thefurmonger]

1. Darksun

2. Planescape

3. Greyhawk

4. Ravenloft

5. Spelljammer (Would be higher but I hate the Hippo People)