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<blockquote data-quote="Particle_Man" data-source="post: 4344869" data-attributes="member: 892">Well the OGL has meant that a *lot* of different setting ideas have already been explored in the d20 framework.&nbsp; King Arthur, Ebberon, Midnight, Testament (as in Old Testament, by Yahweh!), Blue Rose, etc., etc., etc., etc., etc.!And if we go down the Indie road, there are tons of games that are all over the map setting wise.&nbsp; Mormon Cowboys that make the Moral Calls?&nbsp; Housecats tasked to protect humans from boogeymen?&nbsp; People trying to regain their souls by doing good deeds?&nbsp; I have barely scratched the surface here.&nbsp; None of them have gained a huge amount of market share, despite often being high quality games.So you are asking what something totally new from all of the above, and from the Points of Light setting, would look like, that would take off and get really popular in the gaming world?Beats me... I bet a lot of game designers wished they knew that one.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Particle_Man, post: 4344869, member: 892"] Well the OGL has meant that a *lot* of different setting ideas have already been explored in the d20 framework. King Arthur, Ebberon, Midnight, Testament (as in Old Testament, by Yahweh!), Blue Rose, etc., etc., etc., etc., etc.! And if we go down the Indie road, there are tons of games that are all over the map setting wise. Mormon Cowboys that make the Moral Calls? Housecats tasked to protect humans from boogeymen? People trying to regain their souls by doing good deeds? I have barely scratched the surface here. None of them have gained a huge amount of market share, despite often being high quality games. So you are asking what something totally new from all of the above, and from the Points of Light setting, would look like, that would take off and get really popular in the gaming world? Beats me... I bet a lot of game designers wished they knew that one. [/QUOTE]

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