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<blockquote data-quote="smootrk" data-source="post: 3467359" data-attributes="member: 28583">Although I have fondness for D20 stuff, I feel that purchasing more of that does prop up WotC products (in an indirect way), and will forever tempt me with picking up something from said company.&nbsp; Additionally, since I DM at times, others may be influenced by my choice of game; If I support D20, chances are strong that others will pick up D20 and/or actual WotC products.Anyway, I can't say that I won't play any D&amp;D or D20 games, as I have mounds of stuff that I can use, but for games that I will actively GM/endorse will not include D20.&nbsp; For a change of pace, it seems that Savage Worlds has a fair number of votes.&nbsp; What is the big draw of this system?&nbsp; Easy to use, adaptable to any genre, built in flavor, or something else?WotC will need to setup something outstanding to get my dollar working towards their fattening their wallet... really, something that really knocks my socks off.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="smootrk, post: 3467359, member: 28583"] Although I have fondness for D20 stuff, I feel that purchasing more of that does prop up WotC products (in an indirect way), and will forever tempt me with picking up something from said company. Additionally, since I DM at times, others may be influenced by my choice of game; If I support D20, chances are strong that others will pick up D20 and/or actual WotC products. Anyway, I can't say that I won't play any D&D or D20 games, as I have mounds of stuff that I can use, but for games that I will actively GM/endorse will not include D20. For a change of pace, it seems that Savage Worlds has a fair number of votes. What is the big draw of this system? Easy to use, adaptable to any genre, built in flavor, or something else? WotC will need to setup something outstanding to get my dollar working towards their fattening their wallet... really, something that really knocks my socks off. [/QUOTE]

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