Ranger REG
Explorer
It's been five months since the release of d20 Modern, and still no taker? Will this product ever see the light of day?
Small Arms of the World: 1950 - 2000
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thundershot
Adventurer
I really hope so. Especially now since it's been so long. It won't have to directly compete with Ultramodern Firearms either.
Chris
Chris
Cergorach
The Laughing One
1.) It's been 13 months and a week since the last post by one of the project leaders in this thread.
2.) It's been 10 months and three weeks since one of the project leaders posted to the enworld forum under the above user account.
3.) www.durandalstudios.com cannot be found.
Face it, this project was so much vaporware...
2.) It's been 10 months and three weeks since one of the project leaders posted to the enworld forum under the above user account.
3.) www.durandalstudios.com cannot be found.
Face it, this project was so much vaporware...
Cergorach said:
Actually it isn't vaporware. The publisher that picked it up was WotC.
NeghVar
First Post
Cergorach said:
Cergoroach,
This thread should provide some insight:
http://www.enworld.org/forums/showthread.php?t=73605
Later!
http://www.wizards.com/global/images/products_d20m_881570000_lgpic.jpg
No longer vaporware. It also seems that at least Keith Potter (author) and Joe Wight (cover illustration) went to WotC...as I am sure the rest did.
I would assume that after signing a deal with WotC they could not talk about it.
No longer vaporware. It also seems that at least Keith Potter (author) and Joe Wight (cover illustration) went to WotC...as I am sure the rest did.
I would assume that after signing a deal with WotC they could not talk about it.
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