If this site has helped you, I'd love to hear from you, and I'd appreciate a kind word to the members of your group. I'd love to have a variety of reference sites available to users. If you happen to know of an open system that this kind of website could benefit from, please send me a note and I'll be happy to take a look. Ultimately, I'd like this site to be one more resource for the average gamer to utilize in their games so they can spend less time digging, and more time playing.

I'd like to combine as many other OGL systems as time permits to expand the reference library this site can provide.

The Modern SRD is just the beginning though. I'm making this tool public as a way of giving back to a community that I've had the fortune of being a part of for nearly 20 years. This site will in no way substitute the complete text of any of the actual books, but for looking up a spell or a weapon it does well in a pinch. Thanks to the OGL, the central game engine is available to be used in just such a way. Because of that, I've rebuilt the Modern d20 System Reference Documentation as a series of web pages, utilizing indexing and cross-linking that a book simply can't provide. Right now I'm beginning to run a d20 Modern campaign via webcam so I'm constantly in front of my computer. Short of memorizing page numbers, I needed a better way to look up rules and stats so that my players didn't have to wait for me to find something common. The problem is that with all of this reference material, sometimes it's simply too cumbersome to have every book on hand and available when I just need a quick rule fast. There are tons of incredible rpg books available for reference I should know, I (like many of you I would assume) have shelves full of them. was created with the idea of making playing d20 games easier.

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