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<blockquote data-quote="Ranger REG" data-source="post: 1568162" data-attributes="member: 533">Actually, I find Mecha Crusade, Pulp Heroes (d20 Modern adaptation), GeneTech, and Dark*Matter: Shades of Grey to be very good d20 Modern mini-games.True, but where else can you find support for non-D&amp;D games that Wizards of the Coast also publish?Granted, d20 is a lot bigger than d20 Modern, courtesy of D&amp;D Third Edition. Granted, that's where the easy money is going to go in the d20 market, despite the overall state of the industry. But it would be nice if they also support d20 Modern as well.Unless you are sending a message to WotC: &quot;Stop publishing d20 Modern. It ain't going to be bigger than D&amp;D even though it has a 30-year headstart, and have gone through some bumpy roads of its own (religious protests, government thinking it leads to violence, etc.).&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ranger REG, post: 1568162, member: 533"] Actually, I find [i]Mecha Crusade, Pulp Heroes (d20 Modern adaptation), GeneTech,[/i] and [i]Dark*Matter: Shades of Grey[/i] to be very good [i]d20 Modern[/i] mini-games. True, but where else can you find support for non-[i]D&D[/i] games that Wizards of the Coast also publish? Granted, [i]d20[/i] is a lot bigger than [i]d20 Modern,[/i] courtesy of [i]D&D Third Edition.[/i] Granted, that's where the easy money is going to go in the [i]d20[/i] market, despite the overall state of the industry. But it would be nice if they also support [i]d20 Modern[/i] as well. Unless you are sending a message to WotC: "Stop publishing [i]d20 Modern.[/i] It ain't going to be bigger than [i]D&D[/i] even though it has a 30-year headstart, and have gone through some bumpy roads of its own (religious protests, government thinking it leads to violence, etc.)." [/QUOTE]

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