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Message: <blockquote data-quote="teitan" data-source="post: 1537126" data-attributes="member: 3457">Yeah, but that means very little if you don't have the flavour text to explain those rules in some sort of context AND Joe Blow and Jane Smane don't necessarily notice things like SRD which aren't necessarily meant for gamers but for people interested in publishing... sure they are nice for us to examine and look at before making a purchase but I think the "that isn't open content" or "WOTC doesn't have any Open Content in product Z and they suxk for it" amongst NON-publishing fandom is ridiculous. At any rate, MOST people PREFER a hardcopy of the book as opposed to a print copy. D20 Modern included D&Disms to attract the D&D crowd to the product and to serve as a possible crossover to D20 Modern players to check out D&D, its called cross-pollination and is beneficial to WOTC business.Urban Arcana was a flop? Sells pretty well around here so I didn't notice, especially considering most people I know that play D20M play Urban Arcana... and WHY do we need a SETTING for Urban Arcana when the setting surrounds us? When the setting is something we already know so much about and all Urban Arcana is about is manipulating OUR world and throwing in some magic? The whole arguement that Urban Arcana needs a setting is bullocks.Jason</blockquote>