Hey /tg/. Which setting has the best fluff?

>>48977534
reality

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>>48977534
>Which setting has the best fluff?

The one you design yourself, silly!

Seriously though it's Eberron.

Planescape.

>>48977671
>The one you design yourself, silly!
True.

>Seriously though it's Eberron.
urafagit

>>48977699
Of the published settings, this is the right answer.

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>>48977534
Pathfinder

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Your magical realm

>>48978042
Is she masturbating?

>>48978120
You have a dirty mind, anon

WoD is pretty good if you like that sort of thing.

>>48977534
Depends on your preferences

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>>48977534
Lord of Light.

'snot a game though.

Depends on preference.

>>48977534
one that has a lot of sheep

>>48978120
In the game of pretend anon...

>>48977534
What kind of nonsense question is this? Which setting of what? Are you actually asking, 'what fictional universe is the most interesting'?

>>48977671
>>48977722
>>48977699

As far as D&D goes, It's between Eberron and Planescape.

As far as anything else, I'd have to make the argument that /tg/ gets more mileage out of 40k than we do any other setting. How many countless stories, homebrew chapters, alternate timelines, Concepts, and various accounts of Get Shit Done have been based on 40k?

>>48980764
Too bad none of it's good though.
In fact, anything that comes from 40k tends to go from bad to unspeakably bad.

>>48979272
Isn't that the scifi book with Buddhism/Hinduism on another planet?

>>48977534
Mine

>>48980781
It somehow manages to combine over-the-top mythology with science fiction, and it works beautifully together.

It's really an admirable feat.

>>48977534
My setting.
Because I'm the best. Just the best.