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<blockquote data-quote="Scarogoth" data-source="post: 750135" data-attributes="member: 3507">A little clarificationDon't forget The Wheel of Time Roleplaying Game, which is another contained &quot;system&quot; officially, and there might be others out there in the pipeline not just &quot;d20 Modern&quot; which don't readily fit the D&amp;D mould instantly -- Farscape springs to mind (even though that's actually just a d20 system requiring the PHB itself).If a Nat20 product works to change the rules system (like 4C2F or EoM) then I've tended to suggest all that's needed is a &quot;core rulebook&quot; to cover this field. If the material is more clearly pegged for &quot;D&amp;D only&quot; market (Dweomercraft: Enchanters, Moon Elves, TFT, etc...) then we usually go from the &quot;standard&quot; Dungeons and Dragons PHB version to make that obvious. Hope that answers the question a little.Best Wishes, Dunx.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Scarogoth, post: 750135, member: 3507"] [b]A little clarification[/b] Don't forget The Wheel of Time Roleplaying Game, which is another contained "system" officially, and there might be others out there in the pipeline not just "d20 Modern" which don't readily fit the D&D mould instantly -- Farscape springs to mind (even though that's actually just a d20 system requiring the PHB itself). If a Nat20 product works to change the rules system (like 4C2F or EoM) then I've tended to suggest all that's needed is a "core rulebook" to cover this field. If the material is more clearly pegged for "D&D only" market (Dweomercraft: Enchanters, Moon Elves, TFT, etc...) then we usually go from the "standard" Dungeons and Dragons PHB version to make that obvious. Hope that answers the question a little. Best Wishes, Dunx. [/QUOTE]

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