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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Roudi" data-source="post: 2680851" data-attributes="member: 12423">This would be pretty tough, as d20 Modern is a toolkit, and not a setting per se.  D&D miniatures pull from a few different settings (like Greyhawk & Eberron), and Axis & Allies pulls from a historical era (which is a form of setting).  From where would a d20 Modern line pull figurine concepts from?  It's possible to draw from the various mini-campaign settings from almost every d20 Modern line book, or even from the one full setting book (Urban Arcana), but none of these feature any true iconic elements that'll help consumers link specific minis with other products they might want to purchase.  Considering that Wizards hasn't really been supporting the d20 Modern line heavily to begin with, I doubt they'd see minis as a worthwhile venture.Besides, look what happened to Star Wars when they introduced the minis.  You want that to happen to d20 Modern too?  At least they still put out a new d20 Modern system book once in a while (and I am particularly fond of d20 Apocalypse).</blockquote>