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[bryant]

How to send literally dozens of fans into a tizzy in one easy step:

"Sword & Sorcery Studios Announces d20 Versions of Adventure!, Aberrant and Trinity."

I think D20 will probably work out just fine — it certainly isn’t any more of a handicap than the Storyteller system. I think Aberrant will have trouble getting past Mutants and Masterminds, but that’s White Wolf’s problem to worry about. It’ll be good to see Trinity back in print.

I hope we’ll see some sourcebooks.

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[jeregenest.livejournal.com]

Weird, so I assume for D20 it will just be a Pulp book with the Inspiration/Creative editing rules grafted onto D20 Modern.

[bryant]

Oddly, they aren't using D20 Modern. I think that's a mistake, but what do I know? It's a more flexible advancement system than D20, that's for sure.

But what?

[(Anonymous)]

You think d20 will work fine? The systems are incompatible enough that a decent D&D into Storyteller conversion hasn't been made yet and that is saying a lot. One system is about overly detailed rules and options the other is about flexibility and fluidity. I hope it bombs.

And mutants and masterminds, bleh. If only the most popular games were also the best ganes to play. Shame on White Wolf for joining the dark side.

Death to d20!

Re: But what?

[bryant]

Yeah, yeah.

"Trinity? That's just Vampire in space. You can't do SF with the Storyteller system."