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<blockquote data-quote="Sebastian" data-source="post: 21624" data-attributes="member: 2227">Maybe the conversion between d20 modern and D&amp;D could be the start of a bigger project.More and more publishers generate a take on the d20 rulesset. Most of these rules are very easily adapted to D&amp;D. But many of them will also change the way the game is played. If for example the defense-rule from WoT is incorporated into D&amp;D, armor becomes a useless item for many classes. As even good magical light armor only gives +6-+8 to AC no high level-rogue that gets a similar defense bonus without armor will bother wearing it.Thus, it would be interesting to see a book that takes all these variant rules and examines them for their impact on gameplay and on the style of the game. It should also include ideas to balance the character classes if a variant of the basic rule is used.This book would allow a DM to tailor the rules of the game to his ideas and to the story he wants to tell.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sebastian, post: 21624, member: 2227"] Maybe the conversion between d20 modern and D&D could be the start of a bigger project. More and more publishers generate a take on the d20 rulesset. Most of these rules are very easily adapted to D&D. But many of them will also change the way the game is played. If for example the defense-rule from WoT is incorporated into D&D, armor becomes a useless item for many classes. As even good magical light armor only gives +6-+8 to AC no high level-rogue that gets a similar defense bonus without armor will bother wearing it. Thus, it would be interesting to see a book that takes all these variant rules and examines them for their impact on gameplay and on the style of the game. It should also include ideas to balance the character classes if a variant of the basic rule is used. This book would allow a DM to tailor the rules of the game to his ideas and to the story he wants to tell. [/QUOTE]

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