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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Incenjucar" data-source="post: 1693619" data-attributes="member: 6182">I agree that the idea of a Ghostwalk-esque book (sorta like the Grayhawk Gazateer, eh?) for each of the old settings would be a great idea.  If they give us that, and do it RIGHT for once, they can test the waters for future monies, and if nothing else, gather valuable information on the gamers.--A note, I don't like PS because I can't do it myself, I enjoy it because it's actually something I wouldn't fall asleep at.  99% of books, movies, etc. that I run in to bore the heck out of me, not because I don't love reading, but because I hate repeat performances.  I almost never watch anything twice, even if I love it, because it's all in there.  PS was actually something newly stimulating, which is a -very- hard thing for anyone, anywhere, in any medium, to pull off.  That said, D&D is part of why I'm an english major, again, thanks to PS.--Gold Digger d20 has been talked about on the Fred Perry Fan Club website, as has a more general AP d20 book.  I'm thinking that, if they're still planning on it, they're waiting for d20 Future and d20 Past, since the comic pulls on soooo many things at once.  But that's another topic, heh.</blockquote>