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Print: M&M 2e, FUDGE 10th Anniversary. PDF: Iron Heroes (maybe).

Second World Sourcebook is an elaborate treatise on mixing Mod & D&D. It's 3.0, but still worthwhile for any experienced DM.

To Ranger Wickett RangerWickett-- BTW, could you give your insight to incuding EoM w/d20Mod? Is it as simple as making the Mage an advanced class, or do you incorporate some special Talent Trees into the Base Classes?

Hard Nova 2 I'd also check Hard Nova ][ from Politically Incorrect Games (at their website or RPGNow). It's cheap, versatile, and simple with a universal 2d6 mechanic. You can use the default setting or adapt it to any "space opera" milieu. Expansions are also available.

Thanks, Steve. It's good to hear from the Horse's Mouth. p.s. More True20, please.

Does anyone know of a quick way to look at an M&M core rulebook on a shelf and tell if it is an original printing or the revised version?

Classic Traveller Active Exploits Diceless

The kligat: http://memory-alpha.org/en/wiki/Kligat

Grim Tales - get rid of those advanced & prestige classes.

Old: Traveller LBB's et. al. Space Opera Box Set w/extras Bard Games Atlantis Series New: Grim Tales Second World Sourcebook Traveller T20

Forbidden Kingdoms Master Codex: This did modern before Modern. It still does pulp better than most. It incorporates Ken Hood's Grim & Gritty, Martial Arts, and Psionics rules. The printed version was horribly edited, but the pdf fixed all that. Definitely in my Top 10.

I have the original atlas and bestiary (used AD&D for rules). I would like to see one big d20 book and one big Tal4 book.

To JMT: starship combat other than SFB? I asked this question of Mr. Thompson on the ADB board, but I'll ask here also: GPD offered information on using GURPS Space for ship combat in addition to SFB info. Will PD20 include a starship combat system alternative to SFB?

QLI is developing Honor Harrington with their Traveller T20 rules.

Do I need any more d20? No. Do I want any more d20? Perhaps in the following product lines: Bad Axe's Grim Tales (anything) Malhavoc's Iron Lore (3 basic books) QLI's Traveller T20 (TNE1248) ADB's d20 Prime Directive (any) Nothing else.

Grim Tales vs. Iron Lore As to the previous Grim Tales vs. Iron Lore exchanges, I am firmly in the Grim Tales AND Iron Lore camp. Wulf-- I love Grim Tales. If I had to choose one invaluable d20 book, this might be it (thankfully, not the case). Mike--Bring it on! I am also a hopeless...

Wither 3.5? Wulf-- From your response it looks like you're focusing solely on GT-related stuff. I'm all for that, but I was (at one time) looking for the HOHF Anthology. However, if you can re-use the crunchy stuff for GT supplements, go for it. For example, the HOHF:Elves spell-building...

Oh Grim one, I've been wondering about a Grim Sci-Fi, but it may not be necessary. (Ramble On) Perhaps GT, part 2: GT has post-apocalyptic stuff, vehicles, etc.; you've got an alien generator at RPGNow; Slavelords shows us some alternate tech. Maybe all we need is an environmental (or for...

Actually, if I had MY notebook, I wouldn't really need any other books, including the core ones. At the risk of hijacking the thread, I think I could get down to 3 books without including the core: Grim Tales (rules, rules, rules, and monster generator) Modern Players Handbook (chargen...

Personally, I like Mongoose's approach of offering a full-sized hardbound and "pocket-sized" paperback. Throw in a pdf offering and you would have the best of all worlds. Obviously, only primary rule & setting books would merit such treatment, but one can dream...