How many fantasy worlds are there anyways? Post one.

[Twiggly the Gnome]

21. Talislanta (1987) - Bard Games

"No Elves."

 

[Shades of Eternity]

22. Palladium World (1983) - Palladium Fantasy Roleplay Game
I shouldn't have a fondness for this one, but I do.

It's beginning is best described as Call of Cthuhlu meets Lord of the Rings.

It's got a lot of thought built into it and some amazing cultures (such as the Wolfen and the Giant culture being a particular favorite).

Bill Coffin, you made a fanboy out of me.

Palladium Fantasy Role-Playing Game - Wikipedia

 

[Cadence]

23. The World of the Black Company (d20 rules, 2004) - Green Ronin Press.
Based on the novels by Glen Cook (11 of them now, first in 1984).

 

[DrunkonDuty]

20. Yrth (1986) - GURPS
Done by Steve Jackson (that one, not that one), it's kinda an original fantasy world where a lot of real world religions filtered through as they were catapulted to the world.

GURPS Fantasy - Wikipedia

GURPS Banestorm

This is about GURPS Banestorm, a Fourth Edition GURPS worldbook which covers the Banestorm (Yrth) campaign setting. For the phenomena see Banestorms. Banestorm is the current campaign name for the Yrth setting first presented in Man to Man as the world that Castle Defiant was located on. It was...

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How did I not know there were 2 Steve Jacksons? I am flabbergasted.

 

[DrunkonDuty]

24. The Turakian Age ( ) by Steve Long
Hero Systems default high fantasy world. It's got some good bits. It's got some very generic bits.

 

[DrunkonDuty]

25. The Valdorian Age ( year?) by Allen Thomas

Hero System's stab at a Swords and Sorcery setting. Has some interesting ideas for the sorcery bit. And a pretty detailed Big Fantasy City (Elweir.)

 

[GreyLord]

We'll never get to the end of this...but I'll join in anyways.

Magnamund by Joe Dever.

It's the Lone Wolf series. There has also been the Lone Wolf RPG...several times over (I think there are three of them now?).

 

[JEB]

27. Westeros (A Game of Thrones RPG, 2005; A Song of Ice and Fire Roleplaying, 2009). Based on the novels by George R.R. Martin.

 

[JEB]

28. The Wheel of Time (2001). Based on the novels by Robert Jordan.

 

[JEB]

29. Kingdoms of Kalamar (1994). Went from unauthorized AD&D 2E supplements, to a licensed D&D 3E setting, to the world for the current HackMaster RPG. Speaking of...