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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Bagpuss" data-source="post: 807421" data-attributes="member: 3987">But each of those settings is similar enough that you can. You can do a product on with an Elven fortress set in a forest as the adventure base, fighting an expanding goblin warren that threatens the trade route with the nearby human population and it can be used in all those settings (although perhaps Ravenloft will require some more drastic alterations to make it suit the mood). In each of those settings elves are generally good and live in woods, goblins are evil and live in caves and both races exist.You write a D20 Modern adventure involving an arms company recently taken over by a doppleganger, who now secretly sells weapons to criminal organisations, and sells defective ammunition to frontline troops. The players are part of Department 7 and are sent into investigate why the ammo the troops out in the Gulf is suddenly not working. They discover that the doppleganger is in league with demonic forces set to stage terrorist attacks throughtout the country, for whatever reason.And a large fraction of your customer base won't buy it because they don't have any supernatural creatures in their setting. Others won't buy it as in there campaign its the government that is corrupt demons and the players work against it.You see with D20 Modern, you can't even assume that in most players campaigns that the Government is Good or that Demons and Dopplegnagers exist.</blockquote>