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Message: <blockquote data-quote="NeuroZombie" data-source="post: 1234464" data-attributes="member: 2146">Hello all, I just came from my local comic shop and was talking the the guy that works there about d20 in general, and mixed-genre role-playing in particular.  He had told his group (5 people) to each choose one d20 book from all available and he would put together a campaign based on the material in those books.  The books were: Gamma WorldMutants and MastermindsThe MonsternomiconForgotten Realms (or Greyhawk, can't remember which, we talked about both)Spycraft (Weird combo, I know) This did, however, get me thinking about starting up a project to create a multi-genre setting, ala Rifts (SHUSH don't tell Kevin!!) sort of, for d20 using d20M as the basis.  Now to the point of this post: Would anyone be interested in participating?  I am thinking of an all original setting, using both original and OGC material (with written permission from the publisher ONLY) for d20M. The working title that I have come up with is The Patchwork Lands and the basic concept is that the trickster Gods of different Pantheons (from original pantheons, to Norse, Native American, etc...) have all got together to have a little fun.  They each pull people, monsters, tracts of land, terrain, objects, etc... etc.... from various worlds and created the Patchwork Lands (PL) to hold them.   The PLs would consist of Domains (terrain from wherever) as enclosed "chunks" that can be inserted next to any other Domain that the GM wishes, thus a "Patchwork Land".  The Domians would be relatively small, say 100 miles max, so as to allow many such areas to be used without massive ammounts of travel. Anyway, is anyone interested in working on this idea with me (the concept IS subject to change, BTW)?  If so, post here.  If there is enough interest, I will set up a site (off of me neurozombie.com server) and Message Board so that we can keep it a bit seperate for organizational purposes. Let me know!</blockquote>

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