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Message: <blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 8106319" data-attributes="member: 6802378">My theory is it will be not based in Generation4 but in G5, designed to be in the middle between kid-friendly and young adult, the classic: "for all the family", and easy to be adapted into d20 system. With lots of no-lethal spells (dreaming, grease, web, hold creature). Do you remember Hanna-Barbera's cartoon "Wildfire"? If my memory doesn't fail Renegade said they will be compatible with D&D 5Th Ed.Sometimes I imagine WotC game designers playing Baldur's Gate 3 with special mods to test future new ideas as monster pets, firearms, powered armours, superpowers by mutations and looking possible failures about the right power balance...I imagine G.I.Joe d20 more close to cinematic universe than the old cartoons where cobra troops wore those ridiculous pink and purple uniforms. I wonder about players wanting those special gadgets as exosuits, powered armours and mechas and DM saying no to send those expensive vehicles to help with the missions because he says they are too secret. Power Rangers isn't only sci-fi, but also fantasy, the own Zordon was a wizard. This means Powers Rangers use magic, but not as in D&D. Have you thought about D&D players wanted maximals(techno-organic cybertronians) as animal companions or mounts for their rangers and druids? What if I want to create a story about pretender decepticons infiltrated in Cobra-La?</blockquote>