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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Pramas" data-source="post: 2776534" data-attributes="member: 995">I'd say we've done a lot of d20 support in 2005. d20 Rule BooksAdvanced Player’s Manual Advanced Gamemaster’s Guide Thieves' World Player's ManualCampaign SettingsEternal RomeSpirosBlaakThe Hittites (PDF expansion for Testament)City SettingsShadowspawn's Guide to Sanctuary (Thieves' World, in stores next week)Temple QuarterAdventuresMurder at the Vulgar Unicorn (Thieves' World)Freeport Trilogy 5-Year Anniversary Edition Vengeance in Freeport (PDF)Now first quarter of next year we have these titles coming up:Thieves' World Gazetteer, a world book for the setting with tons of new info from Lynn Abbey, in January.Future Player's Companion, a new sourcebook from the Game Mechanics akin to their excellent Modern Player's Companion, in February.Crisis in Freeport, a new FP adventure that resolves the succession crisis, in March.Damnation Decade, an honest to goodness d20 Modern campaign setting inspired by 70s scifi movies, in March. That seems like a good amount of support to me. However, it is no secret that the d20 is drying up. Publishers have to decide how they are going to deploy their resources. If d20 books don't perform, you can't blame publishers for scaling back. So if you want to see more d20 stuff, you need to support the companies you like and (I can't stress this enough) tell your local game store owner that you want to buy this material. Retailers are being very convervative with their orders across the board and d20 in particular is a dirty word right now. They want to see demand before they order, so you need to be vocal if you want d20 to continue in stores.</blockquote>

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