D20 Modern Wish List

[GMSkarka]

I'd like a book (as D20 past presumably well) that does pulp action/mystery within the D20 modern system.

Yes, they're in the dreaded PDF format, but...

THRILLING TALES products start hitting RPGNow next week.

 

[Thanee]

I'd like to see decent classes (or even better a class-less modern). I really dislike the way they've done classes in d20 modern (the general idea is ok, but they are way too restrictive for creating modern characters outside of a comic book environment).

Bye
Thanee

 

[Peterson]

Glad you like it! Know any D20 publishers that want to hire me to write it?

Contact me offline at SleepDepCreations DOT gmail DOT com. It may just be worthwhile.

Thanks,

Peterson

 

[The_Universe]

The_Universe: You have a much better chance getting hired to write anything if you write it first. Trust me. It's like Ralts says: put up or shut up.

While my initial comment was more than half joking, I very well may. We'll see what time allows. Thanks!

 

[Roudi]

Excellent! I think d20 Heist is a great idea and I look forward to seeing what you come up with.

 

[Nuclear Platypus]

Something to simulate the over the top-ness of a Hong Kong movie, whether it be from Yuen Wo Ping, John Woo or Tsui Hark. Heck, add Jackie Chan since he's in a class all to himself, especially when using a folding ladder to hold off some bad guys. Sure there's Feng Shui but that isn't d20 Modern.

Possibly to go along with the Tsui Hark, a more free form spell system instead of the fire n forget Vancian system.

Dare I say it but a TMNT supplement, especially after Palladium let the license go tho it might be doable with some appropriate moreaus. Hold the cowabunga btw using either the original Eastman and Laird version or the most recent incarnation as source material.

Dragonfist d20.

 

[The Shaman]

Tripling the page count for d20 Past would be a great start - 96 pages for 500 years just isn't likely to get it done for me.

I'm indifferent to published adventures for d20 Modern, and I'd prefer to see WotC spend its time and capital on something original, rather than resurrecting old material time and again.

 

[Angel Tarragon]

What also comes to mind is a book about weather and how it affects the people and animals. I would also like to see a book detailing a lot of real world animals.

 

[Roudi]

I'd prefer to see WotC spend its time and capital on something original, rather than resurrecting old material time and again.

Now THAT, I agree with. In fact, I created a bit of an awkward moment the last time I mentioned that in front of Rodney and some of the other developers of d20 Future during their weekly chat in #TGM. The old stuff is good... but we need something original.

Ralts has some good stuff going in the Future Fun thread - it may not be polished, but it's worth checking out.