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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Prest0" data-source="post: 3343731" data-attributes="member: 13621"><s>Send me a PM, Heap.</s> (Edit: Send me an e-mail to presto at my company name.) A lot of what we've done was written in house, but a couple weeks ago we just released our first fantasy adventure--Marsh of the Wild Things--which was written by a freelancer. Early next month we'll be releasing a Pinebox adventure written by a freelancer and later this spring we'll be releasing another by a different freelancer. We post <a href="http://12tomidnight.com/?page_id=22" target="_blank">writers guidelines</a> on our website.Back to the subject at hand--wild speculation over the fate of "official" WotC material for d20M. I don't know that we necessarily need "one setting to rule them all", but I'd sure like to see them release new, innovative settings with lots of hooks for GMs to flesh out on their own. Or if innovation is too risky, they could follow the path of Mongoose and license existing media properties with proven track records. Rather than focus on movies/TV, they could create one-off campaign settings using d20M rules and based on popular science fiction novels.</blockquote>