What is your favorite published #DnD setting? Al-Qadim

— Dan Dillon (@Dan_Dillon_1) April 23, 2019

Complex question, but I think Jeff Grub and Andria Hayday said it better than I can in the introduction to the Arabian Adventures book. I will share below, this encapsulates what I love about it at least in broad terms. The influences they drew from sing to me when worldbuilding pic.twitter.com/FqSmf2KgtI

— Dan Dillon (@Dan_Dillon_1) April 24, 2019

Ravenloft

— Greg Marks 🐈 (@Skerrit7h3green) April 23, 2019

Dragonlance all the way, followed waya tie with Greyhawk and Dark Sun.

— Toni Winslow-Brill 🐉 (@vorgryth) April 23, 2019

Dark Sun and Ravenloft. I like my worlds dark so that my characters don’t have to be.

— Jen Kretchmer 🔜 #DnDLive2019 (@dreamwisp) April 24, 2019

do Gith get lost frequently in the Astral Realm? I wonder how frequently they wind up in a Divine Realm by accident and either become Clerics, are shooed out, or are obliterated by servants of that realm’s deity. Thinking about it makes me wonder if it’s a good hook. Heh. I have no idea. I don't visit the Astral Realm often enough myself to be certain about anything being frequent or otherwise. And most of the Gith I have seen have been more interested in aggression than in admitting they're lost. If they were. ;}

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) April 22, 2019

Sir, a shot in the dark here, but would you help me with a name for my next D&D character? Sure. Setting, and gender, race, and age and class of the character?

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) April 23, 2019

Possibilities are endless, but let’s start with these:
Telsund Amaranth
Faerun, Male, Half Elf, 25 y/o, Paladin 😀 Adorn Bowgentle
Elblade Galathtar
Halavur Greywind
Veldrar Haeraunt
Taleth Nightsummer
Thember Stormwinter
Any you like there? (Can swap around given and surnames, of course.)

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) April 25, 2019

They are all* good* sir. I would be honored if you’d choose one for me. Well, how about mixing and matching, to come up with:

Taleth Amaranth

?

— Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) April 26, 2019