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<blockquote data-quote="shadowlight" data-source="post: 470196" data-attributes="member: 7084">I definitely understand wanting to keep Dragon strictly D&amp;D (the name alone is a pretty good arguement for that).However, d20 Modern is not an RPG on the scale of Call of Cthulhu, Wheel of Time, or any of the Polyhedron d20 mini-games (the fact that this is the first major SRD release since D&amp;D should say somthing about that).&nbsp; d20 Modern is much more broad-based and allows for many settings in multiple genres.&nbsp;&nbsp; I don't think a page or two every other month can address its possibilities.I'm not trying to start a movement to change Dragon into something it's readers don't want.&nbsp; Rather, I'm expressing my interest in paying for an official magazine that's basically the Dragon of d20 Modern (a monthly Dragon-like Polyhedron would probably do the trick).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="shadowlight, post: 470196, member: 7084"] I definitely understand wanting to keep [i]Dragon[/i] strictly D&D (the name alone is a pretty good arguement for that). However, [i]d20 Modern[/i] is not an RPG on the scale of [i]Call of Cthulhu[/i], [i]Wheel of Time[/i], or any of the [i]Polyhedron[/i] d20 mini-games (the fact that this is the first major SRD release since D&D should say somthing about that). [i]d20 Modern[/i] is much more broad-based and allows for many settings in multiple genres. I don't think a page or two every other month can address its possibilities. I'm not trying to start a movement to change [i]Dragon[/i] into something it's readers don't want. Rather, I'm expressing my interest in paying for an official magazine that's basically the [i]Dragon[/i] of [i]d20 Modern[/i] (a monthly [i]Dragon[/i]-like [i]Polyhedron[/i] would probably do the trick). [/QUOTE]

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