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Considering how many non-d20 games are out there, I respectfully disagree. In all honesty, I would say they barely scratched the surface of games beyond D&D, which is one of the reasons I'm curious about their new games.

Has anyone heard anything about ay revised spell cards? Or maybe an update pack that replaces the spells being changed?

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What do I do with WotC? A few things... Hedge closer to ORC with the OGL. Have year-long events taking place in a single world. Bring back lost worlds such as Star Frontiers, Gamma World and more. These would use the OGL and become their own settings/games as needed. Bring back FASERIP and...

Just started getting back into Starfinder after some time away. While I dig the game, I wouldn't mind seeing a SF2 built on the PF2 chassis either. That said, I also wouldn't mind a few other games that use the same chassis as well come out from the goblins at Paizo. ;)

Back in the early '90s, I once saw a binder that was basically a Marvel and DC handbook for Champions. Always thought it was a pretty neat idea, and would love to see both using Champions/Hero as a basis for sourcebooks. You're probably right, Jer. I thought the books had pointed in once...

I said basically that exact thing in the playtest for this new system, and have tried to get some response on social media. Even tried to see if there was a way to license the old game, but got static back. They could've released FASERIP and had the "Multiverse Program" to allow third party...

I've ran a test of MMRPG with a few of my players and found it interesting, but there were some kinks to work out. The web powers seem a bit OP IMHO, as they need more details, and character creation seems a bit stiff at points. I honestly am a bit baffled that Marvel just doesn't take ownership...

I'm still hoping for a Star Frontiers or Gamma World book for 5e.

I hear you there. Whenever a friend asks me to DM them, I typically start a message with "You are alone in the dungeon. Drips of water can be heard in the distance while a breeze oozes around the room. You see a passage to the east, and a door in front of you. You think for a moment and remember...

I'm intrigued, but I can do without the punch out cards. Instead, I'd rather see a set of nicely done cards for the Conditions, and maybe a dry erase initiative tracker. Also, having some expanded dungeon generating rules would be pretty nice as well.

I briefly played Call of Cthulhu back in the '80s and returned to the game with the current edition. Love the slipcase set, and some of the supplements that have come out since. I ran a trilogy of games every Halloween a few years back with the system, and my group really enjoyed the game. My...

I think there's plenty of play if they fill in some gaps for what the "Terminated Future" looks like. It may seem relatively limited, but adapting the ideas of survival in a wasteland where humans are a dying breed has a bunch of potential. It might not be just Man vs. Terminator. I'm sure...

Love the books. Grabbed the PDF early on and snagged the print books as soon as they were available.

I believe as television evolves more and more, the need to use it for longer storytelling is necessary. I believe that having a series that deals with the daily life of characters is important, but one that explodes on to the big screen to tell a larger than life story is also important. Take...

Yes, I have it, thanks. But a 5e one would be nice.

I really enjoyed the Wilderness Kit, but I also feel that we could use a book to expand on some of the rules a bit, as well as detail hexcrawling a bit more, and incorporate other environments.

Or 2d20.

Honestly, like other have mentioned, I think there are other systems that would do better with a Hellboy conversion. I understand why they want to use 5e, but making it for Mutants & Masterminds (with the Supernatural Handbook as a compliment book), or Fate (which did an excellent job with...

I've been known to get books for inspiration. Particularly graphic design inspiration when working on other projects. The d20 Call of Cthulhu book is a great example of this.