>From: "R. Hyrum Savage" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>I'm working on a world to be published under the d20 license. According to
>the "leading producers of d20 products" it would be classified as such: (I
>think I've got it right)
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>The problem I'm running into is this. Sure I can write adventures, work up
>cultures, etc. However, without some actual "rules" in my hands, I can't
>add
>any of the additions I want to add. And while I've got an idea of what I
>want to do, until I find out how everything works together, it's kind of
>hard to make the changes I want to make. I'm going to have at least 2 new
>races, most likely 3. And while I can search the web and Noah's site for
>tid-bits and rumors, nothing is concrete.
>
>What it gets down it is this. Is anyone else running into similar problems?
>
I have run into the same problems so I've decided to just develop the
setting and story content. I will make notes here and there pertaining to
relative power levels and things that haven't changed that much. Some of my
alternate systems have just been put on hold while others await polishing
since I have a fairly good idea what the basics will look like.
Over all I've got about 50% of setting/story material written, maybe 25% of
the system material. I figure when I see the actual rules a lot of stuff
will just fall into place. Those things that don't will have to be
re-written but I'm confident that the work I've done so far (both setting
and system) is strong enough to stand mostly as is.
Sedge
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