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<blockquote data-quote="Pagan priest" data-source="post: 1213428" data-attributes="member: 7650">D20 Modern does not need, nor should it have, any such rules.&nbsp; I will happily agree with you that the delay in getting d20 Future is very long and bothersome.&nbsp; But D20M is exactly what it should be, a set of rules for creating games in the modern era.&nbsp; Some of those games may have fantasy FX, or psi FX or no FX at all.&nbsp; The one thing in common is that they are in a modern mileu, not a future time.&nbsp; In the modern world there are no cyborgs.&nbsp; (I am quite aware that in the modern world, people don't see elves very often {unless they have pharmasutical assistance!}, but that is irrelavent)&nbsp; Now, for me, I am happy with the inclusion of &quot;D&amp;D&quot; stuff.&nbsp; The games that I have run have been Shadow Chasers/Urban Arcana type games.&nbsp; I have played in games with no FX at all.&nbsp; If I had my druthers, I would run a Stargate game (no fantasy there) and a Pulp Fiction game (some psi FX, maybe).By including things that can appeal to a broader audience, WotC makes it more likely that we can continue to have new things made for this system in the coming years.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Pagan priest, post: 1213428, member: 7650"] D20 [i][b][u]Modern[/u][/b][/i] does not need, nor should it have, any such rules. I will happily agree with you that the delay in getting d20 Future is very long and bothersome. But D20M is exactly what it should be, a set of rules for creating games in the modern era. Some of those games may have fantasy FX, or psi FX or no FX at all. The one thing in common is that they are in a modern mileu, not a future time. In the modern world there are no cyborgs. (I am quite aware that in the modern world, people don't see elves very often {unless they have pharmasutical assistance!}, but that is irrelavent) Now, for me, I am happy with the inclusion of "D&D" stuff. The games that I have run have been Shadow Chasers/Urban Arcana type games. I have played in games with no FX at all. If I had my druthers, I would run a Stargate game (no fantasy there) and a Pulp Fiction game (some psi FX, maybe). By including things that can appeal to a broader audience, WotC makes it more likely that we can continue to have new things made for this system in the coming years. [/QUOTE]

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