Tellus is my homebrew setting. I have a wiki and there should be a link in my signature to it for anyone curious. It isn't the best wiki and very incomplete.

The setting came out in 1995 or maybe a bit earlier. My friend Tom created it and ran people through it out in California. He brought it with him when he went to OSU for his Masters degree and he ran a great second edition campaign in it. It was that campaign that brought me back to D&D. After that campaign he wanted to play and I wanted to DM. We talked about me running his world and my thoughts went well with his so I ran a campaign that was also a success. He moved away for work but I kept using the world. We've lost touch and I'd be curious to hear what he thinks of it now.

I'm about to start my ninth campaign in the world. This will probably be the final 3e campaign as well but that remains to be seen. This campaign though is going to connect back with many of the older campaigns that the players have participated in and heard about.

Character creation started over a month ago. The first game is this Thursday (7/09). I wanted character generation to be very different then we've done before. So, I started them out with the concepts and their race. Only when they got that down did I tell them to open a book and pick their attributes.

It has been a fun event and the campaign really hasn't even started. I think blogging about it on EN World would be a fitting use for this space and offer something here that isn't on my other blog.