What d20 game hasn't been done [or done right] yet?

[TroyXavier]

I'd like more historical especially Greek, Roman, and Victorian.

 

[Wombat]

Personally I would love to see something on the ultimate fantasy setting: Mythic Greece

 

[DonAdam]

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.

 

[Crothian]

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.

Man, that was a fun game back in the late 80's!!

 

[dave_o]

Hong - There's an entire section of my homebrew devoted to Princess Monoke (sans Irontown), called (boringly enough) The Great Forest. Giant, hulking, god-head animals abound! My girlfriend plays a druid in my All-Favors campaign, and her animal companion is one of the creatures from said forest.

Yum. Princess Monoke.

Do you rock a Story Hour, hong?

 

[Nareau]

I've heard that LeGuin is very protective of her works, but I'd love to see Earthsea D20.

Spider

 

[Tarrasque Wrangler]

I'd like to see a good hard sci-fi game. Traveller just doesn't do it for me, and Star Wars and Fading Suns are really space fantasy, or sci-fi lite. Something along the lines of Transhuman Space D20 would be excellent.

Postapocalyse is a fun genre too. I'm not sure Gamma World is really what I'm looking for, although I'll have to check out Redline after reading Joe Kushner's review.

What I would looooove to see (anyone who works on Spycraft, take note) is a WWII game focusing on OSS members and counter-intelligence. Lotsa intrigue, exotic foreign locales, foiling Nazi plots, breaking up Fifth Column sabotage rings, all that good stuff. I understand Polyhedron did a recent minigame about WWII grunt action, but I'd like something a little more "espionagical".

 

[uv23]

I'd like to see a good hard sci-fi game.

Me too, ideally in the Aliens universe. No stylistic elements from sci-fi have stuck with me quite as much as pulse rifles and the ATV from Aliens (not to mention the aliens themselves!). Gritty and dark, yum.

 

[Dinkeldog]

I'm still waiting for Wind in the Willows d20.

 

[Psion]

I'm actually planning to run a Mononoke-style session tomorrow, complete with feral druids, giant boars, and a super-sized spirit of the forest. Wish me luck!

Part of my world is strongly inspired by Princess Mononoke. I found that Green Ronin's Shaman's Handbook filled the bill quite nicely.