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I'm glad you enjoyed it :) If you have any other questions, please feel free to ask! Walt

Yes. It's been edited and in layout. I'm not sure where it falls on the schedule, but it should be within the next few months. It varies. d20 Modern is built off of the same basic engine, but there are a few differences (you'd have to translate a few skills and feats). The bulk of the...

Scott illustrates the design philosophy behind the Imperial Age line quite succinctly. All of the Imperial Age products are designed with a "toolkit" approach; there is no "official" setting and each supplement explores possibilities for different types of campaigns. Walt

Nope. :\ I played in Star Wars Saga, Victoriana, and a Doctor Who-themed Call of Cthulhu. I also hung out at the Ram with the Treasure Tables crowd after the Mastering Your GM-Fu seminar. Walt

No problem :) Definitely more fluff than crunch. Of the 28 pages of content, about 6.5 are dedicated to a new occupation, new feats, and weapons (to be fair, one page discusses how to use Thrilling Tales classes in the Imperial Age). Magick is more of a toolkit to add Victorian Hermetic...

While any comments or opinions that I'd have would be completely biased (being the IA Line Developer as well as a writer of the line), I just wanted to let everyone know that I'm available for any questions or comments regarding the Imperial Age. You can either post here or PM me at...

Thanks! This one was a lot of fun to write! Walt C

Regarding Dark Wings: I'm currently running a Freeport/Bleeding Edge campaign that includes the original Freeport trilogy, Tales, Crisis, and possibly Black Sails. I want to put Dark Wings in the rotation. My question is: how necessary is it for Dark Wings to be set in the "5 years after"...

You might want to check out Adamant Entertainment's Thrilling Tales line. Specifically, you might find the Ace Reporter, Boxer, Femme Fatale, G-Man, Gumshoe, Gun Moll, and Mobster advanced classes useful. The Thrilling Tales Omnibus also has weapons and vehicles from the 20s/30s. You might also...

Glad to hear it was successful. Unfortunately, my GM never showed up to the demo, so I didn't get a chance to try it out at Gen Con. I'm sure it was due to the "room number shell game" that was going on with all the games, but it was still the most disappointing part of the con for me. I was...

Technically speaking, only one player was allowed to be Indy. I think they gave rules for designing original supporting characters, though. But I understand the house rule. Who wants to watch one player hog all the glory while he or she gets to play sidekick? Walt C

I'll always have a soft spot for Dragon Island (it was my first published adventure). I'm glad you enjoyed it! Rich: There is a pdf converting Forbidden Kingdoms to d20 Modern. Adamant has an omnibus edition with most of the advanced classes, GM's Guide, Nazis, Thugees, and new material...

In addition to Terminal Identity and OGL Cybernet, there's d20 Cyberscape (a supplement for d20 Future, which is a supplement for d20 Modern...get all that? :)) and Digital Burn (still available from 3rd party sellers on Amazon). Walt C

It's an adventure being released in five parts. There's plenty of two-fisted action, and it revolves around a political campaign. I posted an update a couple days ago in my Developers Notes in the Adamant forums (wow, there's a run-on sentence!). In short, the Alienist and the GM's Guide are...

The Thrilling Tales Crimson Emperor serial is coming soon. Walt C

Thanks for the kind words! Let me know how it works out for you! Walt C

I'm glad you're happy with it! Walt C

I'm currently running a campaign that uses the Witchcraft (Eden Studios) universe with the M&M ruleset. It's working out well so far. The PCs are a psychic, a wizard scholar, and a chi-using martial artist police detective (no superheroes). Walt C

Aid Another The core d20 Modern book has a rule for aiding another (it's also in the SRD). Basically, one character can aid another, providing a +2 bonus on the Wealth check at a cost of one Wealth level to the giver. Using this, you could easily houserule multiple "aiders." Walt C

Pulp Fantasy Contents There are no adventures. The book does provide additional talent trees for the Basic Classes, some new skills, feats, and occupations, and a collection of advanced classes. There's also an equipment list, a section on weird science, and a brief overview of the world. Walt C