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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Henry" data-source="post: 2831972" data-attributes="member: 158">Spycraft was first released, by only a few months (both have a 2002 date, and Modern was released in I believe October or November).It's a surprise to me; Forum poster Vigilance convinced me of the validity of such a product, because d20 Modern users would find more use in a seamless integration, unlike what M&M would give, and also M&M leaves lots of room for other genres, such as more "grim" versions of super-powers, because M&M, both with the Damage Save and with Hit Points, strikes me as pretty four-color with not a lot of room for "deadly grim." I know my favorite system would be M&M, but others could certainly get use out of an official WotC supers product. OTOH, the best thing possible for them would be to marry it to an existing license, such as Marvel, in order to increase the purchaser base.</blockquote>