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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ranger REG" data-source="post: 1010462" data-attributes="member: 533">I didn't realize we were in a relationship in the first place?Yeah, I like iterative attacks. Perhaps it was Monte Cook and his short stint at Iron Crown Enterprise where they use secondary, tertiary attacks. IOW, I am a Rolemaster and MERP gamer.It may also be a holdover from previous editions (only fighters and combat-oriented classes), but now it applies to all other classes.The thing is, Spycraft is well-defined in its modern-day them ... superspy genre. So with that being clearly defined, the folks at AEG can easily published such theme-related products.d20 Modern is simply put, a generic set of rules. It's like buying GURP Basic Set book. Of course there is some key differences here. GURP is well-established since the 1980's, while d20 Modern is just a green product coming this millenium. GURP have published a lot of worldbook supplement since then and have a thriving fan community. d20 Modern is hated by many Alternity players and ignored hardcore D&D Purists. Of course, let's not add the economy.Well, I cannot comment on those products nor the publishers at this time. All I know is that the Game Mechanics intimately knew the d20 Modern ruleset since they've been there through the development of the game product.Hey, there is plenty of space on the store shelf to add another original modern-day genre d20 RPG that is distinctly different from Spycraft and d20 Modern. In fact, I welcome them all.</blockquote>

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