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#1 Silentwolf Aug 07, 2015 11:26:35	Dan Helmick, designer of the last Unearthed Arcana "Modern Magic", says in his Twitter account that, if we want more D&D Modern rules, we need to ask Wizards of the Coast directly: https://twitter.com/JabJabSliceJab/status/628906137790746624   "If any rules are forthcoming, they will be through WotC's website. If you want more Modern D&D UA, buzz them! Thanks for reading!"   Therefore, if among you there are players/DMs who have an interest in being able to play Modern rules in his own campaign, it is important that you show your interest about this kind of rules to WotC designers, maybe writing on their Social Media accounts (Twitter, Facebook, Google+, etc) or answering in Surveys were your opinion is asked.   We must not believe that such rules can only be used to play Modern Campaigns. Changing their flavor you can use them to play Urban Fantasy, Science Fantasy, Steam Punk or Sci Fi campaigns.   By default D&D will always be Fantasy, but maybe some of its rules can be tied to other unusual Flavors.
#2 LuisCarlos17f Aug 07, 2015 11:48:42	I love the idea of a new d20 Modern, or even a d20 Supeheroes by WotC, but modern settings are really different. A dinosaur can be a nightmare for PCs from a clockpunk d20 Past campaign, but only a walking target for space marine PCs from d20 Future. It needs a special game mechanic XP reward. If the PC is a Christmas tree of high-tech and extra-help (allies, vehicles..), the XPs rewards should be lower.    Is there another reason for a second edition of d20 Modern?  The other Hasbro franchises, like Transformers, action amn and G.I.Joe.
#3 Hebitsuikaza Aug 07, 2015 12:37:24	I would put it low on the priorieties list, but not toss out the idea completely.   It shouldn't take more than a year or two to release everything that needs to be released to bring D&D fully up to date....   After that I want to see an Asian-inspired campaign setting free of the blech stereotypes of Kara-tur and one that mixes in pirates and pirate age technology into it.   And maybe a very child-friendly campaign setting for use by the pre-teen crowd before they grow into the full D&D.   And... how about a crazy fairy world campaign setting....   After those sorts of things, a D&D in the modern or future world could be a possibility.
#4 Silentwolf Aug 07, 2015 14:55:50	A couple of reasons to support the creation of other D&D Modern Unearthed Arcana from Dan Hermick: https://twitter.com/JabJabSliceJab/s...69660947279872 https://twitter.com/JabJabSliceJab/s...70535111540736 "If permitted, I think the next article would feature three builds for 'martial' classes and expanded modern equipment." "After that, probably I'd lay down rules for computer systems, vehicle scenes, and wealth, if I had the word count."
#5 Serpine Aug 07, 2015 17:53:38	Silentwolf wrote: