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This is a list of fictional [[fantasy world]]s and lands. The best-known lands or worlds, not necessarily the most encompassing, are listed. For example, [[Middle-earth]] is only a region of [[Arda (Tolkien)|Arda]] in J. R. R. Tolkien's fictional universe, but it is far better known. |
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| [[Abeir-Toril]] || {{sortname|Ed|Greenwood}} || The planet that serves as the setting of the ''[[Dungeons & Dragons]]'' campaign setting ''[[Forgotten Realms]]''. || ''[[Darkwalker on Moonshae]]'' || 1987 || G |
| [[Abeir-Toril]] || {{sortname|Ed|Greenwood}} || The planet that serves as the setting of the ''[[Dungeons & Dragons]]'' campaign setting ''[[Forgotten Realms]]''. || ''[[Darkwalker on Moonshae]]'' || 1987 || G N C V F |
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| ''Adventure Time'' world (Land of Ooo) || {{sortname|Pendleton|Ward}} || In a world, besides composed of a vast ocean and a single continent, some planets and several parallel universes. || ''[[Adventure Time]]'' || 2007 || T |
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| [[Fable (video game series)#Setting|Albion]] || [[Lionhead Studios]] || Primary setting of the ''[[Fable (video game series)|Fable]]'' series. || ''[[Fable (2004 video game)|Fable]]'' || 2004 || V/N |
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| [[Alagaësia]] || {{sortname|Christopher|Paolini}} || A continent in [[Christopher Paolini]]'s ''[[The Inheritance Cycle]]'' and in ''[[The Fork, the Witch, and the Worm]] (Tales from Alagaësia)''. || ''[[Eragon]]'' || 2003 || N F |
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| [[Asgard (comics)|Asgard]] || || [[Marvel Comics]] realm based on Norse mythology. || ''[[Journey into Mystery]]'' || 1962 || C/T/F/V |
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| [[Fable (video game series)#Setting|Albion]] || [[Lionhead Studios]] || Primary setting of the ''[[Fable (video game series)|Fable]]'' series. || ''[[Fable (2004 video game)|Fable]]'' || 2004 || V N |
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| Almea || {{sortname|Mark|Rosenfelder}} || A fantasy world built in part to house Rosenfelder's many artistic [[Constructed Language|constructed languages]]. || ''[[zompist.com]]'' || 2006 || O |
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| [[Asgard (comics)|Asgard]] || || [[Marvel Comics]] realm based on Norse mythology. || ''[[Journey into Mystery]]'' || 1962 || C T F V |
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| [[Avalon (Marvel Comics)|Avalon]] || || Marvel Comics realm based on Welsh mythology. || ''[[Fantastic Four]]'' || 1966 || C |
| [[Avalon (Marvel Comics)|Avalon]] || || Marvel Comics realm based on Welsh mythology. || ''[[Fantastic Four]]'' || 1966 || C |
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| [[Averoigne]] || {{sortname|Clark Ashton|Smith}} || A fictional French province. || ''The End of the Story'' || 1930 || N |
| [[Averoigne]] || {{sortname|Clark Ashton|Smith}} || A fictional French province. || ''The End of the Story'' || 1930 || N |
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| [[Azeroth (world)|Azeroth]] || [[Blizzard Entertainment]] || Primary setting of the ''[[Warcraft]]'' franchise. || ''[[Warcraft: Orcs & Humans]]'' || 1994 || A |
| [[Azeroth (world)|Azeroth]] || [[Blizzard Entertainment]] || Primary setting of the ''[[Warcraft]]'' franchise. || ''[[Warcraft: Orcs & Humans]]'' || 1994 || A C F G V N |
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| [[Barsoom]] || {{sortname|Edgar Rice|Burroughs}} || A version of Mars inhabited by various species of intelligent life || ''[[Under the Moons of Mars]]'' || 1912 || N C F G |
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| [[Bas-Lag]] || {{sortname|China|Miéville}} || Setting of several [[China Miéville]] novels, a world where both magic and [[steampunk]] technology exist; and many intelligent races live. It is influenced by the tropes of science fiction, fantasy, and horror. || ''[[Perdido Street Station]]'' || 2000 || N |
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|Continent || {{sortname|Andrzej|Sapkowski}} || The fantasy setting of ''[[The Witcher]]'' franchise. || ''[[The Witcher]]'' || 1986 || C F G N T V |
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| [[Corona (fictional world)|Corona]] || {{sortname|R. A.|Salvatore}} || World of ''[[The DemonWars Saga]]'' and ''[[The Highwayman (novel)|The Highwayman]]'' || ''[[The Demon Awakens]]'' || 1997 || N |
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| [[Universe_of_Kingdom_Hearts#Worlds|Destiny Islands and other worlds]] || [[Square (video game company)|Square]] || The multiple worlds that make up the setting of the ''[[Kingdom Hearts]]'' franchise. || ''[[Kingdom Hearts (video game)|Kingdom Hearts]]'' || 2002 || V/M |
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| [[Darkover]] || {{sortname|Marion Zimmer|Bradley}} || This [[science fantasy]] series is set on a planet colonized by humans, but with native intelligent races. || ''[[The Planet Savers]]'' || 1958 || N G |
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| Deltora || {{sortname|Emily|Rodda|Jennifer Rowe}} || The setting for the ''[[Deltora Quest (book series)|Deltora Quest]]'' series of children's novels || ''[[The Forests of Silence]]'' || 2000 || N A V |
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| [[Universe of Kingdom Hearts#Worlds|Destiny Islands and other worlds]] || [[Square (video game company)|Square]] || The multiple worlds that make up the setting of the ''[[Kingdom Hearts]]'' franchise. || ''[[Kingdom Hearts (video game)|Kingdom Hearts]]'' || 2002 || V M |
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| Dragon World || {{sortname|Akira| Toriyama}} || The setting of all Toriyama works, mainly ''[[Dragon Ball]]''. || ''[[Akira Toriyama's Manga Theater|Wonder Island]]'' || 1979 || A/C/F/T/V |
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| [[Dinotopia]] || {{sortname|James|Gurney}} || An island where humans and dinosaurs peacefully coexist. || ''Dinotopia: A Land Apart from Time'' || 1992 || N T F V |
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| [[Discworld (world)|Discworld]] || {{sortname|Terry|Pratchett}} || A vast disc of land resting on four elephants which stand on a giant turtle. <br> Setting of the ''[[Discworld]]'' series. || ''[[The Colour of Magic]]'' || 1983 || N V M G T |
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| Dragon World || {{sortname|Akira| Toriyama}} || The setting of all Toriyama works, mainly ''[[Dragon Ball]]''. || ''[[Akira Toriyama's Manga Theater|Wonder Island]]'' || 1979 || A C F T V |
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| [[Dream Cycle|Dreamlands]] || {{sortname|H. P.|Lovecraft}} and others || An alternate dimension entered only via dreams. || ''[[Polaris (short story)|Polaris]]'' || 1918 || N G |
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| [[Dying Earth]] || {{sortname|Jack|Vance}} || A worn-out Earth with a dying Sun in the far distant future where magic prevails. || ''[[The Dying Earth]]'' || 1950 || N G |
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| [[Earthsea (universe)|Earthsea]] || {{sortname|Ursula K.|Le Guin}} || A planet consisting of numerous islands. || ''[[The Word of Unbinding]]'' || 1964 || N T R A |
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| [[Emelan]]|| {{sortname|Tamora|Pierce}} || Setting of the ''Emelan'' series of novels || ''[[Sandry's Book]]'' || 1997 || N |
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| Encantadia || {{sortname|Suzette|Doctolero}} || A realm that serves as the setting for the ''[[Encantadia]]'' Filipino franchise. || ''[[Encantadia (2005 TV series)|Encantadia]]'' || 2005 || T F V |
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| [[Equestria]] || {{sortname|Lauren|Faust}} || The setting of the fourth and fifth generations of the ''[[My Little Pony]]'' franchise. || ''[[My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic]]'' || 2010 || T C V |
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| Eternia || {{sortname|Roger|Sweet}} || The home world of the ''[[Masters of the Universe]]'' animated series. || || 1981 || O C N V T F |
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| {{sortname|The|Four Nations|Avatar: The Last Airbender#Setting}} || {{sortname|Michael Dante|DiMartino}} <br> {{sortname|Bryan|Konietzko}} || The setting of the ''[[Avatar: The Last Airbender (franchise)|Avatar: The Last Airbender]]'' franchise|| ''[[Avatar: The Last Airbender]]'' || 2005 || T/F/C/V |
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| Etheria || {{sortname|Larry|DiTillio}} <br> {{sortname|J. Michael|Straczynski}} || The mythical world of the ''[[She-Ra: Princess of Power]]'' animated series. || ''[[She-Ra: Princess of Power]]'' || 1985 || T O C |
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| [[Exandria]] || [[Matt Mercer]] || Setting for the ''[[Dungeons & Dragons]]'' games played on the web series [[Critical Role]]. || ''[[Critical Role]]'' || 2018 || O G T |
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| [[Filgaia]] || [[Media.Vision]] || Multiple worlds sharing the same name. The main setting of the ''[[Wild Arms]]'' series. || ''[[Wild Arms (video game)|Wild Arms]]'' || 1996 || A V |
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| {{sortname|The|Four Lands}} || {{sortname|Terry|Brooks}} || The post-apocalyptic [[Pacific Northwest]] following a nuclear holocaust is the setting for the ''[[Shannara]]'' novel series || ''[[The Sword of Shannara]]'' || 1977 || N V T |
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| {{sortname|The|Four Nations|World of Avatar: The Last Airbender}} || {{sortname|Michael Dante|DiMartino}} <br> {{sortname|Bryan|Konietzko}} || The setting of the ''[[Avatar: The Last Airbender (franchise)|Avatar: The Last Airbender]]'' franchise|| ''[[Avatar: The Last Airbender]]'' || 2005 || T F C V |
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| [[Glorantha]] || {{sortname|Greg|Stafford}} || The setting of numerous tabletop games, including ''[[RuneQuest]]'' and ''[[HeroQuest (role-playing game)|HeroQuest]]'' || ''[[White Bear and Red Moon]]'' || 1975 || G |
| [[Glorantha]] || {{sortname|Greg|Stafford|Greg Stafford (game designer)}} || The setting of numerous tabletop games, including ''[[RuneQuest]]'' and ''[[HeroQuest (role-playing game)|HeroQuest]]'' || ''[[White Bear and Red Moon]]'' || 1975 || G V N C |
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| [[Gor]] || {{sortname|John|Norman}} || A planet in the Solar System || ''Tarnsman of Gor'' || 1966 || N |
| [[Gor]] || {{sortname|John|Norman}} || A planet in the Solar System || ''Tarnsman of Gor'' || 1966 || N F |
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| [[Green Sky Trilogy#The World of Green-sky|Green–sky]] || {{sortname|Zilpha|Keatley Snyder}} || Setting of the ''[[Green Sky Trilogy]]'' of novels || ''[[Below the Root (novel)|Below the Root]]'' || 1975 || N V |
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| [[Greyhawk]] || {{sortname|Gary|Gygax}} || A campaign setting for ''[[Dungeons & Dragons]]''. || ''[[World of Greyhawk Fantasy Game Setting]]'' || 1980 || G N |
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| [[The Familiar of Zero#Setting|Halkeginia]] || {{sortname|Noboru|Yamaguchi|dab=author}} || A world whose social structure is similar to that of medieval Europe. || ''[[The Familiar of Zero]]'' || 2004 || N A |
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| {{sortname|Fictional universe of|Harry Potter}} || {{sortname|J. K.|Rowling}} || The [[Wizarding World]] co-exists with and is mainly hidden from the mundane world of the non-magical [[Muggle]]s. || ''[[Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone]]'' || 1997 || N F G P |
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| {{sortname|The|Homelands|Homelands (Fables)}} || {{sortname|Bill|Willingham}} || Setting of the ''[[Fables (comics)|Fables]]'' comics and spin-offs based on [[fairy tales]], [[folklore]], and [[nursery rhymes]]. || ''Legends in Exile '' || 2002 || C V |
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| [[Hyborian Age]] || {{sortname|Robert E.|Howard}} || A fictional prehistoric period of Earth's history placed by most around 10,000 BC, in which [[Conan the Barbarian]] rampaged. || ''[[The Phoenix on the Sword]]'' || 1932 || N C G F V T |
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| [[Universe of The Legend of Zelda|Hyrule]] || {{sortname|Shigeru|Miyamoto}} <br> {{sortname|Takashi|Tezuka}} || A kingdom that is the main setting of ''[[The Legend of Zelda]]'' franchise. || ''[[The Legend of Zelda (video game)|The Legend of Zelda]]'' || 1986 || A C N T V |
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| [[Ivalice]] || {{sortname|Yasumi|Matsuno}} || Setting of multiple video games, including ''[[Final Fantasy Tactics]]'', ''[[Vagrant Story]]'', ''[[Final Fantasy Tactics Advance]]'', and ''[[Final Fantasy XII]]''. || ''[[Final Fantasy Tactics]]'' || 1997 || A R V |
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| [[Krynn]] || {{sortname|Margaret|Weis}}, [[Tracy Hickman]], and numerous others || Setting of the ''[[Dragonlance]]'' games and novels, ''[[Dungeons & Dragons]]'' RPG. || ''[[Dragons of Despair]]'' || 1984 || G N V C F |
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| [[Kulthea]] ([[Shadow World (role playing game)|Shadow World]]) || {{sortname|Terry K.|Amthor}} || Setting of the ''[[Rolemaster]]'' RPG. || ''[[The Iron Wind]]'' || 1980 || G N |
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| {{sortname|The|Land|nolink=1}} || {{sortname|Stephen R.|Donaldson}} || Location of ''[[The Chronicles of Thomas Covenant]]'' series of novels. || ''[[Lord Foul's Bane]]'' || 1977 || N |
| {{sortname|The|Land|nolink=1}} || {{sortname|Stephen R.|Donaldson}} || Location of ''[[The Chronicles of Thomas Covenant]]'' series of novels. || ''[[Lord Foul's Bane]]'' || 1977 || N |
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| {{sortname|Magic Kingdom of|Landover}} || {{sortname|Terry|Brooks}} || Setting for six novels and two short stories || ''[[Magic Kingdom for Sale—Sold!]]'' || 1986 || N |
| {{sortname|Magic Kingdom of|Landover}} || {{sortname|Terry|Brooks}} || Setting for six novels and two short stories || ''[[Magic Kingdom for Sale—Sold!]]'' || 1986 || N |
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| [[Lankhmar]] || {{sortname|Fritz|Leiber}} || A city on the primitive world of Nehwon, home of the rogues [[Fafhrd and the Gray Mouser]]. || ''Two Sought Adventure'' || 1939 || N |
| [[Lankhmar]] || {{sortname|Fritz|Leiber}} || A city on the primitive world of Nehwon, home of the rogues [[Fafhrd and the Gray Mouser]]. || ''Two Sought Adventure'' || 1939 || N G C |
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| [[Malazan Book of the Fallen#Geography|Malazan World]] || {{sortname|Steven|Erikson}} || Setting of the ''[[Malazan Book of the Fallen|Malazan Books of the Fallen]]'' novels || ''Gardens of the Moon'' || 1999 || N |
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| [[Multiverse (Magic: The Gathering)|''Magic: The Gathering'' multiverse]] || {{sortname|Richard|Garfield}} || A collection of planes, including Dominaria, where most of the action occurs. || ''[[Magic: The Gathering]]'' || 1993 || G N C V |
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| [[Magnamund]] || {{sortname|Joe|Dever}}, Ben Dever and Vincent Lazzari || [[Lone Wolf (gamebooks)|''Lone Wolf'']] gamebooks and [[d20 system]]. || ''[[Flight from the Dark]]'' || 1984 || N V G |
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| [[Melniboné]] || {{sortname|Michael|Moorcock}} || Island homeland of [[Elric of Melniboné]]. || ''[[The Dreaming City]]'' || 1961 || N C G |
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| [[Middle-earth]] || {{sortname|J. R. R.|Tolkien}} || The setting for ''[[The Lord of the Rings]]'' and ''[[The Hobbit]]''. See also [[Cosmology of Tolkien's legendarium#Arda|Arda]], of which Middle-earth is a part. || ''[[The Hobbit]]'' || 1937 || N P F R C G V |
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| Mid-World || {{sortname|Stephen|King}} || The setting for King's ''[[The Dark Tower (series)|The Dark Tower]]'' novel series || "[[The Little Sisters of Eluria]]" || 1998 || N C V F |
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| [[Mushroom Kingdom]] || {{sortname|Shigeru|Miyamoto}} || Primary setting of the ''[[Mario (franchise)|Mario]]'' franchise. || ''[[Super Mario Bros.]]'' || 1985 || A C N T V |
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| [[Myst (series)|''Myst'']] worlds || {{sortname|Rand|Miller}} <br> {{sortname|Robyn|Miller}} || Various worlds, referred to as "Ages", featured in the ''[[Myst (series)|Myst]]'' franchise. || ''[[Myst]]'' || 1993 || V N C G |
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| [[Mystara]] || {{sortname|Lawrence|Schick}}, [[Tom Moldvay]] ''et al.'' || Setting of the ''[[Dungeons & Dragons]]'' RPG, initially the Known World.<ref name=AA>{{cite book |title=Dungeons & Dragons Art & Arcana: a visual history |last1=Witwer |first1=Michael |last2=Newman |first2=Kyle |last3=Peterson |first3=Jonathan |last4=Witwer |first4=Sam |last5=Manganiello |first5=Joe |date=October 2018 |isbn=9780399580949 |publisher=[[Ten Speed Press]] |oclc=1033548473 |page=131}}</ref> || ''[[The Isle of Dread]]''<ref name=AA/> || 1981<ref name=AA/> || G N V |
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| [[The Elder Scrolls#Setting|Nirn]] || [[Bethesda Game Studios]] || The primary setting of ''[[The Elder Scrolls]]'' franchise. || ''[[The Elder Scrolls: Arena]]'' || 1994 || N/V/G |
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| [[Narnia (world)|Narnia]] || {{sortname|C. S.|Lewis}} || Setting for ''[[The Chronicles of Narnia]]'' series of children's novels. || ''[[The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe]]'' || 1950 || N T R P F |
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| [[Neverland]] || {{sortname|J. M.|Barrie}} || A fictional island, home to [[Peter Pan]]. || ''[[Peter and Wendy|Peter Pan; or, the Boy Who Wouldn't Grow Up]]'' || 1904 || P F T V R |
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| [[The Elder Scrolls#Setting|Nirn]] || [[Bethesda Game Studios]] || The primary setting of ''[[The Elder Scrolls]]'' franchise. || ''[[The Elder Scrolls: Arena]]'' || 1994 || N V G |
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| ''One Piece'' world (unnamed?) || {{sortname|Eiichiro|Oda}} || A world composed of a vast ocean and a single continent. || ''[[One Piece]]'' || 1997 || A V N |
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| Pern || {{sortname|Anne|McCaffrey}} || A planet settled by humans using spaceships. Setting for the science fantasy ''[[Dragonriders of Pern]]'' series. Note that McCaffrey considered herself a writer of science fiction, not fantasy. || ''Weyr Search'' || 1967 || N/G/C/V |
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| {{sortname|Land of|Oz}} || {{sortname|L. Frank|Baum}} || A magical country in which 14 Baum children's novels are set. || ''[[The Wonderful Wizard of Oz]]'' || 1900 || N P F T |
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| [[Plane (Dungeons & Dragons)|''Planescape'' Multiverse]] || [[TSR, Inc.]] || The planes of existence beyond the standard worlds of the ''[[Dungeons & Dragons]]'' game, most detailed in the ''[[Planescape]]'' setting. || ''[[Manual of the Planes]]'' || 1987 || G/N/V |
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| [[Pellucidar]] || {{sortname|Edgar Rice|Burroughs}} || Another world 500 miles underneath the Earth's surface. || ''[[At the Earth's Core (novel)|At the Earth's Core]]'' || 1914 || N C F T |
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| Pern || {{sortname|Anne|McCaffrey}} || A planet settled by humans using spaceships. Setting for the science fantasy ''[[Dragonriders of Pern]]'' series. Note that McCaffrey considered herself a writer of science fiction, not fantasy. || ''Weyr Search'' || 1967 || N G C V |
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| [[Plane (Dungeons & Dragons)|''Planescape'' Multiverse]] || [[TSR, Inc.]] || The planes of existence beyond the standard worlds of the ''[[Dungeons & Dragons]]'' game, most detailed in the ''[[Planescape]]'' setting. || ''[[Manual of the Planes]]'' || 1987 || G N V |
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| Prydain ||{{sortname|Lloyd|Alexander}} || The country of ''[[The Chronicles of Prydain]]'', consisting of five children's novels and assorted short stories. || ''[[The Book of Three]]'' || 1964 || N F |
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| [[Rifts (role-playing game)#Setting|Rifts]] ||{{sortname|Kevin|Siembieda}} || Setting of the ''[[Rifts (role-playing game)#Setting|Rifts]]'' role playing game by [[Palladium Books]]. || ''Rifts: Role-Playing Game'' || 1990 || G N V |
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| [[Rokugan]] || {{sortname|John|Zinser|John Zinser (game designer)}} ''et al.'' || Setting of ''[[Legend of the Five Rings]]'', based on historical [[East Asian]] cultures.<ref>Miranda, Iván Pérez, and Severiano Acosta Del Río. "[https://dialnet.unirioja.es/servlet/articulo?codigo=5715225 Mitología, cultura popular y juegos de rol]." El Futuro del Pasado: revista electrónica de historia 7 (2016): 219-237.</ref> || [[Legend of the Five Rings (collectible card game)|''Legend of the Five Rings'' collectible card game]] || 1995 || G N |
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| [[Sartorias-deles]] || {{sortname|Sherwood|Smith}} || Setting for many of the books by Sherwood Smith || ''[[Crown Duel]]'' || 1997 || N |
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| [[Spira (Final Fantasy)|Spira]] || {{sortname|Yoshinori|Kitase}} <br> {{sortname|Motomu|Toriyama}} || The world in which ''[[Final Fantasy X]]'' and ''[[Final Fantasy X-2]]'' take place. || ''[[Final Fantasy X]]'' || 2001 || V |
| [[Spira (Final Fantasy)|Spira]] || {{sortname|Yoshinori|Kitase}} <br> {{sortname|Motomu|Toriyama}} || The world in which ''[[Final Fantasy X]]'' and ''[[Final Fantasy X-2]]'' take place. || ''[[Final Fantasy X]]'' || 2001 || V |
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| [[Tékumel]] || {{sortname|M. A. R.|Barker}} || A technological world is suddenly cast into a "pocket dimension". Reversing the usual sequence of events, Barker spent decades building his elaborate, detailed world before designing the initial [[tabletop role-playing game]]. || ''[[Empire of the Petal Throne]]'' || 1974 || G |
| [[Tékumel]] || {{sortname|M. A. R.|Barker}} || A technological world is suddenly cast into a "pocket dimension". Reversing the usual sequence of events, Barker spent decades building his elaborate, detailed world before designing the initial [[tabletop role-playing game]]. || ''[[Empire of the Petal Throne]]'' || 1974 || G N |
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| [[Dragon Age#Premise|Thedas]] || [[BioWare]] || The primary setting of the [[Dragon Age]] franchise. || ''[[Dragon Age: Origins]]'' || 2009 || V N C A G |
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| [[Thieves' World]] || {{sortname|Robert|Asprin}} || A collective setting for stories by numerous authors. || ''[[Thieves' World (book)|Thieves' World]]'' || 1979 || N T C |
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| [[Titan (Fighting Fantasy book)|Titan]] || {{sortname|Marc|Gascoigne}}, [[Steve Jackson (British game designer)|Steve Jackson]], [[Ian Livingstone]] || ''[[Fighting Fantasy]]'' gamebooks and RPG. || ''Titan: The Fighting Fantasy World'' || 1986 || G N |
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| [[Tortall]] || {{sortname|Tamora|Pierce}} || Setting of the Tortall series of boosk. || ''[[Alanna: The First Adventure]]'' || 1983 || N |
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| [[Uresia: Grave of Heaven|Uresia]] || {{sortname|S. John|Ross|S. John Ross (game designer)}} || Anime-inspired setting for ''[[Big Eyes, Small Mouth]]'' and [[d20 system]] RPGs. || ''[[Uresia: Grave of Heaven]]'' || 2003 || G |
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| [[Westeros]] || {{sortname|George R. R.|Martin}} || The continent in which most of the ''[[A Song of Ice and Fire]]'' series takes place. || ''[[A Game of Thrones]]'' || 1996 || N T C V |
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| {{sortname|The World of the|Wheel}} || {{sortname|Robert|Jordan}} || Also referred to as "The Randlands", the setting of ''[[The Wheel of Time]]'' series. || ''[[The Eye of the World]]'' || 1990 || N C G V T |
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| [[Witch World]] || {{sortname|Andre|Norton}} || A world in a parallel universe where magic works. || ''[[Witch World (novel)|Witch World]]'' || 1963 || N G |
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| [[Wonderland (fictional country)|Wonderland]] || {{sortname|Lewis|Carroll}} || An underground realm accessed through a rabbit hole. || ''[[Alice's Adventures in Wonderland]]'' || 1865 || N P F C T |
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| [[Elfquest#Background and setting|World of Two Moons]] || {{sortname|Wendy and Richard|Pini}} || An Earth-like world, the setting of the ''[[Elfquest]]'' comic book series. || "Fire and Flight" || 1978 || C G |
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| [[World of Darkness]] || {{sortname|Mark|Rein-Hagen}} || Setting of the series of tabletop role-playing games of the [[World of Darkness|same name]], where "vampires, werewolves, and wizards lurking behind our mundane reality."<ref>{{cite web |url=https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2014/jun/05/world-of-darkness-the-inside-story-mmo-ccp-white-wolf |title=World of Darkness - the inside story on the death of a game |author=Williams, Ian G. |date=2014-06-05 |website=[[The Guardian]] |access-date=2023-12-20 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20190823101946/https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2014/jun/05/world-of-darkness-the-inside-story-mmo-ccp-white-wolf |archive-date=2019-08-23 |url-status=live }}</ref> || ''[[Vampire: The Masquerade]]'' || 1991 || G V T C O |
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| [[Xanth]] || {{sortname|Piers|Anthony}} || Locale for 44 novels and counting. || ''[[A Spell for Chameleon]]'' || 1977 || N G V |
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| [[GURPS Fantasy#Yrth (setting)|Yrth]] || [[Steve Jackson Games]] || ''[[GURPS Fantasy]]'' setting || ''[[Orcslayer]]'' || 1985 || G |
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| [[Zothique]] || {{sortname|Clark Ashton|Smith}} || Setting of the ''Zothique cycle'' of short stories. || ''[[The Empire of the Necromancers]]'' || 1932 || N |
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*[[Alagaësia]] – a continent in [[Christopher Paolini]]'s ''[[The Inheritance Cycle]]'' and in ''[[The Fork, the Witch, and the Worm]] (Tales from Alagaësia)'' |
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*[[Bas-Lag]] – [[China Miéville]] novels |
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*[[Corona (fictional world)|Corona]] – [[R.A. Salvatore]] ''([[The DemonWars Saga]]'' and ''[[The Highwayman (novel)|The Highwayman]]'') |
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*[[Emelan]] – [[Tamora Pierce]] novels |
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*[[Green Sky Trilogy#The World of Green-sky|Green–sky]] – [[Zilpha Keatley Snyder]] novels |
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*[[Krynn]] – [[Margaret Weis]], [[Tracy Hickman]], and numerous others – ''[[Dragonlance]]'' novels |
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*[[Malazan Book of the Fallen#Geography|Malazan World]] – [[Steven Erikson]]'s ''[[Malazan Book of the Fallen|Malazan Books of the Fallen]]'' novels |
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*[[Rokugan]] – ''[[Legend of the Five Rings]]'' |
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*[[Sartorias-deles]] – [[Sherwood Smith]] novels |
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*[[Tortall]] – [[Tamora Pierce]] novels |
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*[[Zothique]] – [[Clark Ashton Smith]] stories |
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*[[Homelands (Fables)|The Homelands]] - ''[[Fables (comics)|Fables]]'' |
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*[[Exandria]] – setting for the ''[[Dungeons & Dragons]]'' games played on the web series [[Critical Role]] |
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*[[Krynn]] – ''[[Dragonlance]]'' games and novels, ''[[Dungeons & Dragons]]'' RPG |
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*[[Kulthea]] ([[Shadow World (role playing game)|Shadow World]]) – ''[[Rolemaster]]'' RPG |
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*[[Magnamund]] – [[Lone Wolf (gamebooks)|''Lone Wolf'']] gamebooks and [[d20 system]] |
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*[[Mystara]] – ''[[Dungeons & Dragons]]'' RPG |
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*[[Rifts (role-playing game)|Rifts]] – ''Rifts'' - Role playing game by [[Kevin Siembieda]] |
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*[[Titan (world)|Titan]] – ''[[Fighting Fantasy]]'' gamebooks and RPG |
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*[[Uresia: Grave of Heaven|Uresia]] – ''[[Big Eyes, Small Mouth]]'' and [[d20 system]] RPGs |
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Revision as of 08:33, 5 July 2024
This is a list of fictional fantasy worlds and lands. The best-known lands or worlds, not necessarily the most encompassing, are listed. For example, Middle-earth is only a region of Arda in J. R. R. Tolkien's fictional universe, but it is far better known.
Media key:
- Listed in the table in chronological order.
- A: anime and manga
- C: comics and graphic novels
- F: films
- G: tabletop games
- N: novels and short stories
- O: other
- P: plays
- R: radio
- T: television
- V: video games
Setting | Creator | Description | First appearance | Year | Media |
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Abeir-Toril | Ed Greenwood | The planet that serves as the setting of the Dungeons & Dragons campaign setting Forgotten Realms. | Darkwalker on Moonshae | 1987 | G N C V F |
Adventure Time world (Land of Ooo) | Pendleton Ward | In a world, besides composed of a vast ocean and a single continent, some planets and several parallel universes. | Adventure Time | 2007 | T |
Alagaësia | Christopher Paolini | A continent in Christopher Paolini's The Inheritance Cycle and in The Fork, the Witch, and the Worm (Tales from Alagaësia). | Eragon | 2003 | N F |
Albion | Lionhead Studios | Primary setting of the Fable series. | Fable | 2004 | V N |
Almea | Mark Rosenfelder | A fantasy world built in part to house Rosenfelder's many artistic constructed languages. | zompist.com | 2006 | O |
Asgard | Marvel Comics realm based on Norse mythology. | Journey into Mystery | 1962 | C T F V | |
Avalon | Marvel Comics realm based on Welsh mythology. | Fantastic Four | 1966 | C | |
Averoigne | Clark Ashton Smith | A fictional French province. | The End of the Story | 1930 | N |
Azeroth | Blizzard Entertainment | Primary setting of the Warcraft franchise. | Warcraft: Orcs & Humans | 1994 | A C F G V N |
Barsoom | Edgar Rice Burroughs | A version of Mars inhabited by various species of intelligent life | Under the Moons of Mars | 1912 | N C F G |
Bas-Lag | China Miéville | Setting of several China Miéville novels, a world where both magic and steampunk technology exist; and many intelligent races live. It is influenced by the tropes of science fiction, fantasy, and horror. | Perdido Street Station | 2000 | N |
Continent | Andrzej Sapkowski | The fantasy setting of The Witcher franchise. | The Witcher | 1986 | C F G N T V |
Corona | R. A. Salvatore | World of The DemonWars Saga and The Highwayman | The Demon Awakens | 1997 | N |
Darkover | Marion Zimmer Bradley | This science fantasy series is set on a planet colonized by humans, but with native intelligent races. | The Planet Savers | 1958 | N G |
Deltora | Emily Rodda | The setting for the Deltora Quest series of children's novels | The Forests of Silence | 2000 | N A V |
Destiny Islands and other worlds | Square | The multiple worlds that make up the setting of the Kingdom Hearts franchise. | Kingdom Hearts | 2002 | V M |
Dinotopia | James Gurney | An island where humans and dinosaurs peacefully coexist. | Dinotopia: A Land Apart from Time | 1992 | N T F V |
Discworld | Terry Pratchett | A vast disc of land resting on four elephants which stand on a giant turtle. Setting of the Discworld series. |
The Colour of Magic | 1983 | N V M G T |
Dragon World | Akira Toriyama | The setting of all Toriyama works, mainly Dragon Ball. | Wonder Island | 1979 | A C F T V |
Dreamlands | H. P. Lovecraft and others | An alternate dimension entered only via dreams. | Polaris | 1918 | N G |
Dying Earth | Jack Vance | A worn-out Earth with a dying Sun in the far distant future where magic prevails. | The Dying Earth | 1950 | N G |
Earthsea | Ursula K. Le Guin | A planet consisting of numerous islands. | The Word of Unbinding | 1964 | N T R A |
Emelan | Tamora Pierce | Setting of the Emelan series of novels | Sandry's Book | 1997 | N |
Encantadia | Suzette Doctolero | A realm that serves as the setting for the Encantadia Filipino franchise. | Encantadia | 2005 | T F V |
Equestria | Lauren Faust | The setting of the fourth and fifth generations of the My Little Pony franchise. | My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic | 2010 | T C V |
Eternia | Roger Sweet | The home world of the Masters of the Universe animated series. | 1981 | O C N V T F | |
Etheria | Larry DiTillio J. Michael Straczynski |
The mythical world of the She-Ra: Princess of Power animated series. | She-Ra: Princess of Power | 1985 | T O C |
Exandria | Matt Mercer | Setting for the Dungeons & Dragons games played on the web series Critical Role. | Critical Role | 2018 | O G T |
Filgaia | Media.Vision | Multiple worlds sharing the same name. The main setting of the Wild Arms series. | Wild Arms | 1996 | A V |
The Four Lands | Terry Brooks | The post-apocalyptic Pacific Northwest following a nuclear holocaust is the setting for the Shannara novel series | The Sword of Shannara | 1977 | N V T |
The Four Nations | Michael Dante DiMartino Bryan Konietzko |
The setting of the Avatar: The Last Airbender franchise | Avatar: The Last Airbender | 2005 | T F C V |
Gielinor | Jagex Limited | Primary setting for RuneScape and Old School RuneScape. | RuneScape Classic | 2001 | V M |
Glorantha | Greg Stafford | The setting of numerous tabletop games, including RuneQuest and HeroQuest | White Bear and Red Moon | 1975 | G V N C |
Gor | John Norman | A planet in the Solar System | Tarnsman of Gor | 1966 | N F |
Green–sky | Zilpha Keatley Snyder | Setting of the Green Sky Trilogy of novels | Below the Root | 1975 | N V |
Greyhawk | Gary Gygax | A campaign setting for Dungeons & Dragons. | World of Greyhawk Fantasy Game Setting | 1980 | G N |
Halkeginia | Noboru Yamaguchi | A world whose social structure is similar to that of medieval Europe. | The Familiar of Zero | 2004 | N A |
Fictional universe of Harry Potter | J. K. Rowling | The Wizarding World co-exists with and is mainly hidden from the mundane world of the non-magical Muggles. | Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone | 1997 | N F G P |
The Homelands | Bill Willingham | Setting of the Fables comics and spin-offs based on fairy tales, folklore, and nursery rhymes. | Legends in Exile | 2002 | C V |
Hyborian Age | Robert E. Howard | A fictional prehistoric period of Earth's history placed by most around 10,000 BC, in which Conan the Barbarian rampaged. | The Phoenix on the Sword | 1932 | N C G F V T |
Hyrule | Shigeru Miyamoto Takashi Tezuka |
A kingdom that is the main setting of The Legend of Zelda franchise. | The Legend of Zelda | 1986 | A C N T V |
Ivalice | Yasumi Matsuno | Setting of multiple video games, including Final Fantasy Tactics, Vagrant Story, Final Fantasy Tactics Advance, and Final Fantasy XII. | Final Fantasy Tactics | 1997 | A R V |
Krynn | Margaret Weis, Tracy Hickman, and numerous others | Setting of the Dragonlance games and novels, Dungeons & Dragons RPG. | Dragons of Despair | 1984 | G N V C F |
Kulthea (Shadow World) | Terry K. Amthor | Setting of the Rolemaster RPG. | The Iron Wind | 1980 | G N |
The Land | Stephen R. Donaldson | Location of The Chronicles of Thomas Covenant series of novels. | Lord Foul's Bane | 1977 | N |
Magic Kingdom of Landover | Terry Brooks | Setting for six novels and two short stories | Magic Kingdom for Sale—Sold! | 1986 | N |
Lankhmar | Fritz Leiber | A city on the primitive world of Nehwon, home of the rogues Fafhrd and the Gray Mouser. | Two Sought Adventure | 1939 | N G C |
Malazan World | Steven Erikson | Setting of the Malazan Books of the Fallen novels | Gardens of the Moon | 1999 | N |
Magic: The Gathering multiverse | Richard Garfield | A collection of planes, including Dominaria, where most of the action occurs. | Magic: The Gathering | 1993 | G N C V |
Magnamund | Joe Dever, Ben Dever and Vincent Lazzari | Lone Wolf gamebooks and d20 system. | Flight from the Dark | 1984 | N V G |
Melniboné | Michael Moorcock | Island homeland of Elric of Melniboné. | The Dreaming City | 1961 | N C G |
Middle-earth | J. R. R. Tolkien | The setting for The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit. See also Arda, of which Middle-earth is a part. | The Hobbit | 1937 | N P F R C G V |
Mid-World | Stephen King | The setting for King's The Dark Tower novel series | "The Little Sisters of Eluria" | 1998 | N C V F |
Mushroom Kingdom | Shigeru Miyamoto | Primary setting of the Mario franchise. | Super Mario Bros. | 1985 | A C N T V |
Myst worlds | Rand Miller Robyn Miller |
Various worlds, referred to as "Ages", featured in the Myst franchise. | Myst | 1993 | V N C G |
Mystara | Lawrence Schick, Tom Moldvay et al. | Setting of the Dungeons & Dragons RPG, initially the Known World.[1] | The Isle of Dread[1] | 1981[1] | G N V |
Narnia | C. S. Lewis | Setting for The Chronicles of Narnia series of children's novels. | The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe | 1950 | N T R P F |
Neverland | J. M. Barrie | A fictional island, home to Peter Pan. | Peter Pan; or, the Boy Who Wouldn't Grow Up | 1904 | P F T V R |
Nirn | Bethesda Game Studios | The primary setting of The Elder Scrolls franchise. | The Elder Scrolls: Arena | 1994 | N V G |
One Piece world (unnamed?) | Eiichiro Oda | A world composed of a vast ocean and a single continent. | One Piece | 1997 | A V N |
Land of Oz | L. Frank Baum | A magical country in which 14 Baum children's novels are set. | The Wonderful Wizard of Oz | 1900 | N P F T |
Pellucidar | Edgar Rice Burroughs | Another world 500 miles underneath the Earth's surface. | At the Earth's Core | 1914 | N C F T |
Pern | Anne McCaffrey | A planet settled by humans using spaceships. Setting for the science fantasy Dragonriders of Pern series. Note that McCaffrey considered herself a writer of science fiction, not fantasy. | Weyr Search | 1967 | N G C V |
Planescape Multiverse | TSR, Inc. | The planes of existence beyond the standard worlds of the Dungeons & Dragons game, most detailed in the Planescape setting. | Manual of the Planes | 1987 | G N V |
Prydain | Lloyd Alexander | The country of The Chronicles of Prydain, consisting of five children's novels and assorted short stories. | The Book of Three | 1964 | N F |
Rifts | Kevin Siembieda | Setting of the Rifts role playing game by Palladium Books. | Rifts: Role-Playing Game | 1990 | G N V |
Rokugan | John Zinser et al. | Setting of Legend of the Five Rings, based on historical East Asian cultures.[2] | Legend of the Five Rings collectible card game | 1995 | G N |
Sartorias-deles | Sherwood Smith | Setting for many of the books by Sherwood Smith | Crown Duel | 1997 | N |
Spira | Yoshinori Kitase Motomu Toriyama |
The world in which Final Fantasy X and Final Fantasy X-2 take place. | Final Fantasy X | 2001 | V |
Tékumel | M. A. R. Barker | A technological world is suddenly cast into a "pocket dimension". Reversing the usual sequence of events, Barker spent decades building his elaborate, detailed world before designing the initial tabletop role-playing game. | Empire of the Petal Throne | 1974 | G N |
Thedas | BioWare | The primary setting of the Dragon Age franchise. | Dragon Age: Origins | 2009 | V N C A G |
Thieves' World | Robert Asprin | A collective setting for stories by numerous authors. | Thieves' World | 1979 | N T C |
Titan | Marc Gascoigne, Steve Jackson, Ian Livingstone | Fighting Fantasy gamebooks and RPG. | Titan: The Fighting Fantasy World | 1986 | G N |
Tortall | Tamora Pierce | Setting of the Tortall series of boosk. | Alanna: The First Adventure | 1983 | N |
Tyria | ArenaNet | Setting for the Guild Wars series. | Guild Wars | 2005 | V N |
Uresia | S. John Ross | Anime-inspired setting for Big Eyes, Small Mouth and d20 system RPGs. | Uresia: Grave of Heaven | 2003 | G |
Warhammer World | Bryan Ansell Richard Halliwell Rick Priestley |
The setting of the Warhammer franchise. | Warhammer The Mass Combat Fantasy Role-Playing Game | 1983 | G N V C |
Westeros | George R. R. Martin | The continent in which most of the A Song of Ice and Fire series takes place. | A Game of Thrones | 1996 | N T C V |
The World of the Wheel | Robert Jordan | Also referred to as "The Randlands", the setting of The Wheel of Time series. | The Eye of the World | 1990 | N C G V T |
Witch World | Andre Norton | A world in a parallel universe where magic works. | Witch World | 1963 | N G |
Wonderland | Lewis Carroll | An underground realm accessed through a rabbit hole. | Alice's Adventures in Wonderland | 1865 | N P F C T |
World of Two Moons | Wendy and Richard Pini | An Earth-like world, the setting of the Elfquest comic book series. | "Fire and Flight" | 1978 | C G |
World of Darkness | Mark Rein-Hagen | Setting of the series of tabletop role-playing games of the same name, where "vampires, werewolves, and wizards lurking behind our mundane reality."[3] | Vampire: The Masquerade | 1991 | G V T C O |
Xanth | Piers Anthony | Locale for 44 novels and counting. | A Spell for Chameleon | 1977 | N G V |
Yrth | Steve Jackson Games | GURPS Fantasy setting | Orcslayer | 1985 | G |
Zothique | Clark Ashton Smith | Setting of the Zothique cycle of short stories. | The Empire of the Necromancers | 1932 | N |
See also
- Imaginary world
- Simulated reality
- Planets in science fiction
- List of fictional shared universes in film and television
Further reading
- Wolf, Mark J. P. (14 March 2014). Building Imaginary Worlds: The Theory and History of Subcreation. Routledge. ISBN 978-1-136-22081-4.
References
- ^ a b c Witwer, Michael; Newman, Kyle; Peterson, Jonathan; Witwer, Sam; Manganiello, Joe (October 2018). Dungeons & Dragons Art & Arcana: a visual history. Ten Speed Press. p. 131. ISBN 9780399580949. OCLC 1033548473.
- ^ Miranda, Iván Pérez, and Severiano Acosta Del Río. "Mitología, cultura popular y juegos de rol." El Futuro del Pasado: revista electrónica de historia 7 (2016): 219-237.
- ^ Williams, Ian G. (2014-06-05). "World of Darkness - the inside story on the death of a game". The Guardian. Archived from the original on 2019-08-23. Retrieved 2023-12-20.