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You made my month!
First off, I wanted to note that you made my whole month by including a book I wrote, POSTMODERN: The Versatile Hero, in your list of a definitive d20 Modern library. A person writes these supplements hoping people will not only buy it, but use it.
Second, I want to make sure that you're using the revised version of the Versatile Hero we put out in September. If not, anyone who bought the original .pdf is entitled to a free copy of the new one. The new one is streamlined, better balanced, and has six bonus talent trees (a lot of folks have not picked theirs up, I think because most of them have the option to accept RPG Now e-mails turned off).
Third, I just want to weigh in and agree with what you said about the Game Mechanics' Companion books for Modern. They are the books that should've come with d20 Modern, and I think you just flat out need them to play Modern.
Fourth, as a publisher, I just wanted to ask: What else does your definitive d20 Modern library need? We want to make books people will use, and I think the best way to figure that out is to ask people who are actually running games. So, mention what you'd like to see, and we just might be able to do something to fill your library out.
Thanks again for your kind praise.
timespike said:3. The Game Mechanics' Modern Player's Companion & Future Player's Companion. These really should be considered core, even though they aren't. It's the designers of the core products given the opportunity to do more of the same, and the time and aggravation things like class progressions and equipment packages will save you is unreal.
2. Big Finger Games' Versatile hero (and, to a lesser extent, the other Postmodern product: Traits & Flaws. This allows for an almost GURPS-like level of character customization, and it's CHEAP.)
First off, I wanted to note that you made my whole month by including a book I wrote, POSTMODERN: The Versatile Hero, in your list of a definitive d20 Modern library. A person writes these supplements hoping people will not only buy it, but use it.
Second, I want to make sure that you're using the revised version of the Versatile Hero we put out in September. If not, anyone who bought the original .pdf is entitled to a free copy of the new one. The new one is streamlined, better balanced, and has six bonus talent trees (a lot of folks have not picked theirs up, I think because most of them have the option to accept RPG Now e-mails turned off).
Third, I just want to weigh in and agree with what you said about the Game Mechanics' Companion books for Modern. They are the books that should've come with d20 Modern, and I think you just flat out need them to play Modern.
Fourth, as a publisher, I just wanted to ask: What else does your definitive d20 Modern library need? We want to make books people will use, and I think the best way to figure that out is to ask people who are actually running games. So, mention what you'd like to see, and we just might be able to do something to fill your library out.
Thanks again for your kind praise.