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<blockquote data-quote="Kanegrundar" data-source="post: 2278054" data-attributes="member: 3913">I don't honestly know.&nbsp; I wouldn't mind seeing an Aliens/Monsters book with something more than just D&amp;D rehashes, but I wouldn't mind if it was filled with D20 updates to the aliens and creatures from Alternity and Star Frontiers that we haven't seen yet as long as it still had a good amount of fresh material.&nbsp; Maybe a follow-up to D20 Future with more Starships and vehicles.&nbsp; Beyond that I don't really know.&nbsp; With RPGObjects and LJPDesigns churning out great D20 Modern material there isn't a whole lot that I don't have covered for my games.&nbsp; Apocalypse sounds like it's going to have more mutations, and Cyberspace sounds like it will have even more cybernetics enhancements, so those areas are covered.&nbsp; I guess the next logical step would be to test the waters with a setting.&nbsp; Dark Matter would be my choice, if they were going to recycle a once popular setting instead of taking the most popular of the setting starters from the rulebooks.&nbsp; While I like the broad strokes that WotC has put out, they are nearing the end of the line of what they can do there and will have to start putting out more focused material.&nbsp; I think there's still a few areas that could be covered before that then.&nbsp; However, I could see them pulling out of the Modern market altogether, leaving it for the 3rd party publishers.&nbsp; More than likely, WotC will update the rules and reset the line.&nbsp; Not sure how well that will be recieved since the Modern line isn't a line that can withstand that like the D&amp;D line could with 3.5.&nbsp; Kane</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kanegrundar, post: 2278054, member: 3913"] I don't honestly know. I wouldn't mind seeing an Aliens/Monsters book with something more than just D&D rehashes, but I wouldn't mind if it was filled with D20 updates to the aliens and creatures from Alternity and Star Frontiers that we haven't seen yet as long as it still had a good amount of fresh material. Maybe a follow-up to D20 Future with more Starships and vehicles. Beyond that I don't really know. With RPGObjects and LJPDesigns churning out great D20 Modern material there isn't a whole lot that I don't have covered for my games. Apocalypse sounds like it's going to have more mutations, and Cyberspace sounds like it will have even more cybernetics enhancements, so those areas are covered. I guess the next logical step would be to test the waters with a setting. Dark Matter would be my choice, if they were going to recycle a once popular setting instead of taking the most popular of the setting starters from the rulebooks. While I like the broad strokes that WotC has put out, they are nearing the end of the line of what they can do there and will have to start putting out more focused material. I think there's still a few areas that could be covered before that then. However, I could see them pulling out of the Modern market altogether, leaving it for the 3rd party publishers. More than likely, WotC will update the rules and reset the line. Not sure how well that will be recieved since the Modern line isn't a line that can withstand that like the D&D line could with 3.5. Kane [/QUOTE]

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