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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Lugh" data-source="post: 689535" data-attributes="member: 9404">Personally, I would advise against the dual-stat route.  It means that roughly a fourth of the book is useless to anyone who purchases it (assuming that only half of any book is stat-based).  It will also disappoint your die-hard players (many of whom probably spit on d20), while tending to confuse new players.One option would be to produce a d20 supplement for the game.  Create a solid conversion system between your proprietary system and d20.  Put it into a book with the basics on each of the Foundations.  If you can come up with a good, clean conversion system (definitely the hardest part), you can attract the d20 players without alienating your existing players.  Then, I would not dual-stat any future books.  If you still really want to support a d20 audience, put the "official" stat conversions in web supplements, that people who purchase the book can download for free.I think that's your best long-term strategy.  The d20 bubble is eventually going to burst.  If there is not a pressing reason to tie yourself to it, I would advise sticking with the original system.  Otherwise, when the d20 systems start going the way of CCG's, you can be there as an alternative with history and a solid fan base (hopefully).Good Luck!</blockquote>