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<blockquote data-quote="Felon" data-source="post: 2107498" data-attributes="member: 8158">I take it you haven't really been following the thread all that closely. The comment you're making has already been made and has been addressed ad nauseum. In short, you don't overhaul the system just to mimic another system. You marry the system to the setting, and it's pretty to hard to argue there's anything in the &quot;mood&quot; of Shadowrun, which certainly borrows heavily from D&amp;D, that can't be handled in d20. Most of the cyberpunk elements--guns, vehicles, cybernetics, cyberspace--has been or will be covered in future d20 products. Really, a d20 Shadowrun book would just unify a lot of extant material and adapt it to the setting.Do you ever actually qualify the statement of what has to be &quot;reworked&quot; to reflect the setting (which, as has been stated quite a few times now, should not be confused with the system).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Felon, post: 2107498, member: 8158"] I take it you haven't really been following the thread all that closely. The comment you're making has already been made and has been addressed ad nauseum. In short, you don't overhaul the system just to mimic another system. You marry the system to the setting, and it's pretty to hard to argue there's anything in the "mood" of Shadowrun, which certainly borrows heavily from D&D, that can't be handled in d20. Most of the cyberpunk elements--guns, vehicles, cybernetics, cyberspace--has been or will be covered in future d20 products. Really, a d20 Shadowrun book would just unify a lot of extant material and adapt it to the setting. Do you ever actually qualify the statement of what has to be "reworked" to reflect the [I]setting[/I] (which, as has been stated quite a few times now, should not be confused with the [I]system[/I]). [/QUOTE]

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