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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ralts Bloodthorne" data-source="post: 3346398" data-attributes="member: 6390">d20 Modern really is the: "Here's the toolkit, good luck, guys!" piece of the d20 system.You'd be surprised what WotC will let a 3rd Party Publisher use. You could write a module or sourcebook, send it in, and get most of it, if not all of it, approved for sale, provided you don't reprint their original material.Wizards has always had a problem with d20 modern-esque products. Like it was mentioned, there is no default campaign, and trying to make one, you still get the following:Top Secret/007World War-I/II Civil War/Etc, not even adding in ShadowModern Day: Mercs, anti-shadow stuff, etcPost Apocalyptic: What was the apocalypse?Cybertech: How much, how good is it, how prevalent?Hard Sci-Fi: Whee, no space travel!Space Opera: How far, how much?Still, for them to try to scoop up, or even create flagship products for each, there's a massive investment of time and effort.And once you produce a campaign setting, it needs support. That means dedicated writers, artists, editors, etc, for the setting. This means less people doing generic products.Personally, I like d20 Modern.</blockquote>