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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Roudi" data-source="post: 2863914" data-attributes="member: 12423">I'm going to ignore this, as it basically ousts any good OGL offerings that HAPPEN to be geared towards the d20 Modern ruleset.That aside, let's begin.1. Ultramodern Firearms: the book I turn to when I need to reference stats for real-world weapons (or extrapolate for weapons not found in the book).  Also one of my writing inspirations.2. d20 Future: this book is far from perfect.  I can't count on two hands the number of threads spawned on this board geared towards fixing issues with some of the rulesets (starships and equipment especially) or offering alternatives.  Still, I wouldn't be writing d20 sci-fi material if not for this book.  It still serves as a reference point and inspiration.3. Blood & Relics 2e: the original B&R made me fall in love with RPGObjects.  The second edition of this religious-themed setting just plain offered more.  If given the chance to run any d20 Modern game, I look to this setting first before considering any other.  As a side note, Canadian Customs has taken offense to this book, as my copy is STILL sitting at the border after almost two years.4. Modern Backdrops: another RPGObjects offering, this location book is a lot more than just maps and NPCs.  While light on the crunch side, it offers more plot hooks than a tackle box.  And not just plot hooks; GOOD plot hooks.  Most of my modern games start in one of the five cities detailed within.5. I don't have a #5.  There are a lot of other modern books I like, but these are really the top of my preferences.</blockquote>

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