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In a "western European" flavored game, psionics probably doesn't fit right in. However, if you're running an "Asian" themed game, change "psionics" to "ki" or "chi" and I think it fits right in.

Expanded Psionics Handbook: Yes D&D Map Folio I: No Complete Divine: No Eberron Campaign Setting: No Planar Handbook: Maybe, if I buy the Manual of the Planes (!) Races of Stone: No D&D Map Folio II: No D&D Basic Set: Maybe, for my kids Monster Manual III: Maybe, but I'll get Fiend Folio first...

I'm guessing also that unless otherwise stated, you should also add "Alignment: Good" as a requirement for the prestige class, since I would assume Exalted Feats may only be taken by good characters.

I was looking over the Exalted prestige classes in the Players Guide to Faerun. I would like to use those classes, but I don't have the Book of Exalted Deeds and as a result I don't have the feats that are called out as prerequisites (I do have the Book of Vile Darkness, though). I thought it...

Somebody has archived the site here: http://web.archive.org/web/20010203162600/www.wizards.com/darkmatter/Welcome.asp

You can find the original piece, sans cover text, on James Ryman (the cover artist) web site: http://www.jamesryman.com/ (warning! contains nudity).

Hey! :( I liked the Spelljammer mini-campaign. To each his own I guess. Dave Noonan did both versions of the Pulp Heroes mini-game, which is probably one of my all time favorites in Polyhedron so far. That said, I'm sure Dark Sun 3.5 will not make everyone happy.

Paizo has posted a cover image of Dungeon #110, their Dark Sun themed issue: http://www.paizo.com/image/product/magazine_issue/dungeon/110/cover_500.jpg

I believe it was the d20 Special [Annual?] published by Wizards of the Coast back in 2001. The issue also had creatures for the Wheel of Time RPG and some d20 firearms & cannons for Freeport.

Me too, but I would have preferred that Oriental Adventures featured NO settings whatsoever. They could have followed the model of the d20 Modern RPG book, which had a chapter on campaign settings (three of them) and highlighted some ideas and a few prestige classes. That would have been much...

That's what THEY want you to think! This worked for the MIB movies...source for D*M adventure ideas: http://www.weeklyworldnews.com/

Now this is interesting: http://www.hoffmaninstitute.org/ We know better, don't we? ;)

I'd like to see some articles supporting the existing mini-games (well, the good ones anyhow). A recurring Dark*Matter feature would be really great.

I recently bought the Campaign Setting to adapt for my d20 Modern campaign. I truly love this book. Anyhow, I was wondering if the D*M Arms & Equipment Guide, Xenoforms and The Killing Jar are worth getting.

If you were to draft such a petition, I'd be the first to sign it. :)

Not five minutes after I posted this, the site became unaccessible for some reason...strange.

As of today, it appears that the official Dark*Matter site on WotC is still accessible. There's not much there, but it's something at least: http://www.wizards.com/darkmatter/Welcome.asp

They didn't "lose" the license; it simply expired. I think you can still get the book used or order directly from Chaosium. If you can get it, it's a good setting book for d20 Modern. http://www.chaosium.com/catalog/product_info.php?cPath=41&products_id=100

Alternatively, you could use the Call of Cthulhu d20 system for magic and sanity. This system is mostly reprinted in Unearthed Arcana. A character's starting Sanity (and starting maximum Sanity) is based on their Wis x 5. In Call of Cthulhu, magic is a dark and alien power. Whenever a...