D20 Modern Websites: Where are they?

Skinwalker · Apr 15, 2003

My d20 Modern campaign site:
http://www.aldenminor.com/NMI-default.asp

Razuur · Apr 16, 2003

It could just be that D20 Modern isn't as well liked...

I love D20, but no one I know (personally) really liked the product.

We thought it pretty bland. While I thought the class archetypes were a cool idea, they didn't really jazz players at all.

It could be that D20 Modern was a partial success, and that is why no websites have been popping up. Only the die harders who loved it will make sites.

Razuur

NeuroZombie · Apr 16, 2003

I personally Love D20 Modern and the only thing keeping me from putting up a fan site, is the fact that I have been spending my time puting my new campaign together.

I am thinking about putting up a campaign site, however, which will probably become a full fledged fan site knowing me.

I better watch it tho, the last time I designed and put up a fan site for an rpg it got bigger than I could handle and I had to hand it over to a friend to take care of for me (Community: 3E was my site for about the first year and a half).

Hmmm.... D20 Modern needs its own C:3e doesn't it?

If I set up a site, would anyone be interested in writting for it?

NeuroZombie · Apr 16, 2003

I just found a link on the official D20 Mod boards at Wotc for a webring:

http://j.webring.com/hub?ring=d20modernwebring&id=1&hub

Enjoy!

jaerdaph · Apr 16, 2003

Razuur said:
It could just be that D20 Modern isn't as well liked...

While that's probably true in some cases, I think it has a lot more to do with the fact that d20 "Fantasy" is based on a game that his been around 30+ years, and d20 Modern has only been around six months.

We're only just starting to see growth in third party publisher support for d20 Modern now. I think that will help a lot in terms of popularity and fan Web support growth as well.

Edit: After 30+ years, you'd think I could spell "fantasy"