You know what I would like to see? 1 new product idea for Fiery James, who is next?
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BiggusGeekus
That's Latin for "cool"
Adventures in your sourcebooks.
I have "hooks" a-go-go. There are plenty of seeds I can use. But I will never give any product more than an 80% rating if I don't see an adventure included. Presumably you've playtested your rules, just show us how you did it. I don't care if it's a 4-page railroad. Just give me something.
I have "hooks" a-go-go. There are plenty of seeds I can use. But I will never give any product more than an 80% rating if I don't see an adventure included. Presumably you've playtested your rules, just show us how you did it. I don't care if it's a 4-page railroad. Just give me something.
Piratecat
Sesquipedalian
A d20 Future pdf detailing the aliens and ships of the Star Control 2 universe. I'd buy that in a heartbeat.
howandwhy99
Adventurer
A book that actually was all flavor that gave a specific rationale to each of the rules would be nice. Perhaps a generic gameworld with an explanation (or several possible ones) for every one of those crunch rules. You know, a flavor/fluff book.
I would like the 8 schools of magic and 9 spell levels to have some mystery in my campaign world. I know that prestige classes are supposed to be placed specifically regarding culture and history, so why not all the feats and specific uses of skills as well?
The freedom to be any class matched with any race, or place any monster in whatever part of the world does mean more freedom. But shaving off all of the serial numbers from the rules (sometimes in terms of why a rule was created in the first place) means no implied world history. And to me, that means the DM must make the connection between the rules and the background of the world. As most fantasy stories tend to be world discovery, not self discovery, I think this connection is very important to the genre. So a book that focused on creative means of doing this would be welcome.
/rant off
I would like the 8 schools of magic and 9 spell levels to have some mystery in my campaign world. I know that prestige classes are supposed to be placed specifically regarding culture and history, so why not all the feats and specific uses of skills as well?
The freedom to be any class matched with any race, or place any monster in whatever part of the world does mean more freedom. But shaving off all of the serial numbers from the rules (sometimes in terms of why a rule was created in the first place) means no implied world history. And to me, that means the DM must make the connection between the rules and the background of the world. As most fantasy stories tend to be world discovery, not self discovery, I think this connection is very important to the genre. So a book that focused on creative means of doing this would be welcome.
/rant off
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Cthulhu's Librarian
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Of Sound Mind 2?
Ranger REG
Explorer
If not Star Trek then Star*Drive (expanding material from d20 Future).
Ranger, It's been a long -LONG- time since I read the book, but I don't remember the campaign setting book of Star Drive to be massively Alternity rules oriented. More fluff and less crunch. So perhaps check it out on eBay?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=2547&item=5916502058&rd=1
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=2547&item=5916891819&rd=1
etc.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=2547&item=5916502058&rd=1
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=2547&item=5916891819&rd=1
etc.
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