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Still doesn't address that $.02 a word was substandard pay two decades ago.

When you read about .02 a word it's typically in the context of it being absolute robbery. That is a totally abysmal rate. $250 to learn a new game and write 10,000 words? I assume since these are "modules" that will also require pacing, game stats, marrying events up to the mechanics. Even at...

I don't care about realism in RPGs, at all. The best way I can describe the kind of games I like is they are fiction simulators...So all I care about is if the rules support the style of play I'm looking for.

It wasn't GitS but there was this: Dominion Tank Police

Castylpunk

Cyberpunk 2020 has many of the tropes of Ghost in the Shell and Appleseed, and later books showed direct influences from the GitS manga. You can do GitS pretty much as-is in CP2020 and many have. In fact with Datafortress 2020 most of the work has been done for you.

Vimary is Montreal. There wasn't a d20 "version" so much as conversion notes in the second edition. We are currently working on a Forged in the Dark version. The playtest is available on DTRPG through DP9's page.

To me they're easier to read (and I'm 52) and easier to handle in general, as well as fit better in my backpack. They also fit on my bookshelf just fine. I started to prefer digest format when Fate Core was published, about eight years ago. EDIT: Oh and I own at least 15 digest-sized books...

Somebody did a Cortex Prime Mass Effect build:

I prefer dice pools to single dice. What dice they are doesn't matter—all d6, all d10, Fate dice, a mix of sizes. I just don't like flat distributions.

Blades in the Dark (or nearly any Forged in the Dark game). Current prep: a clock and half a sentence.

That's going to be rough. Because R20 doesn't do good with dice pools. There is a Discord bot for Cortex called CortexPal2000. There's also Fari.app.

Everything in Smallville (and MHR) is in Cortex Prime, so Cortex Prime does it well too. But even MHR balanced super-powered versus not super-powered similarly even if the traits weren't the same. It doesn't matter if something is a d12 Super Punch or a d12 Disapproving Look, they're both d12s...

When you buy the Prime core book, you get access to the Codex which contains the rules for the challenge mod.

Cortex Prime was practically built for this. The underpinnings that allow Superman and Lois Lane to be in the same scenes in Smallville, or any number of disparate superheroes in Marvel Heroic, are in Cortex Prime.

Vimary, the setting for Tribe 8. Yes, it's "post apocalyptic" but it's pretty much low/dark fantasy. The apocalypse and the remnants are a backdrop. Xadia, from Tales of Xadia and the Dragon Prince. Earth, from Avatar Legends (it's not our Earth). Duskvol, from Blades in the Dark. The...

Gonna third Cortex Prime. Fate could do it too but Cortex has edged Fate out as my first preference.

Were the conditions for your exclusive use? The artist should have specified this when you contracted them. In other words if they were a professional, this shouldn't have been a surprise.

There is a forum for map makers: Cartographers' Guild - a community for maps of fantasy, sci-fi and real world locations

Nope. Nope Nope. I don't ever have any results that I can't show to the players, so this isn't an issue.