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Message: <blockquote data-quote="RPGRealms" data-source="post: 444662" data-attributes="member: 1640">Joe, I do understand where you are coming from, but the problem is that WotC has not made it possible to use Star Wars as a 'core' science-fiction ruleset because it is not OGL. Because of the fact it will take additional money for a company to (possibly) obtain such rights, you automatically reduce the number of potential companies that might go that route.Hence, you have different rulesets. Personally it is our (planned) hope that T20 will fill the niche you are describing. That is why we tried to provide in the main book just about all of the basic material anyone would need to run a d20 science-fiction campaign.We intend to supplement the core book with additional material that will further expand the 'generic' usability of the game.I don't disagree with what you are asking, I am saying that we are attempting to fill those needs. There is a huge amount of material that was released as OGC in the book, which can be used by other publishers. Whether you think T20 will actually accomplish that is another story. We think it can, but only time and customer reaction will tell us if we succeeded.</blockquote>