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Message: <blockquote data-quote="King of Old School" data-source="post: 2522828" data-attributes="member: 8789">Gnosis and its derivatives are Greek.  That pointless trivia aside, I don't think tarring d20M with third-party products is any more fair than slamming D&D as a game because of the tidal wave of third-party dross produced for it.  Third-party support can only be a positive, because you can ignore anything you don't like.  Of course, that applies to Spycraft as well (HINT HINT HINT!).Actually, one of my few problems with DI (the original d20M edition) is that I felt some of the religious stuff was badly done.  In particular, the suggestion that Ariel Sharon was secretly building an army of fanatical Jewish terrorists to attack the Christian nations of the world was nonsensical (not to mention in poor taste).  Was this removed from the PbS version of the game?The reaction to the art is frankly baffling.  As I've said elsewhere, I must own the Double Secret Edition of the Spycraft 1.0 corebook because my copy has art that is in most places much more "cartoony" than the sweet CCG art used in Spycraft 2.0.KoOS</blockquote>