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Message: <blockquote data-quote="AFGNCAAP" data-source="post: 1660609" data-attributes="member: 871">From what I understand, no--they don't.  Then again, despite how much I love the setting, I don't think it really gained interest in the market, or least not as much as the other settings for D&D.I've been working on a Lankhmar d20 game (using the generic classes from Unearthed Arcana, plus a lot of the optional rules in there).  There's still fair amount of work left, though: I'm trying to nail down how exactly a ghoul's crystal flesh works in favor for its AC; stat work-ups for the ice gnomes; how Reputation & Contacts work with the gen. classes; which spells will have Taint linked to them (for black wizardry); creating setting-specific Incantations; writing up Region info & the bonuses for selecting those regions; and of course, creating the NPCs (The Twain, their loves, & their mentors; notable foes; etc.).  I also intend to write up guidelines for different kinds of Lankhmar campaigns/styles of play (various options that determine how magic works; playing in different times during the stories; etc.).  It's a fair amount of work, to say the least--lot of material to cover.Also, Grim Tales is frequently mentioned for any sort of free-form/sword-&-sorcery pulp settings/games.  However, I can't personally recommend it (never read a copy).</blockquote>