I myself have not noticed any bias but many people have commented that these roll low. If it true that there is a bias low, my players (I am the GM) will likely REQUIRE I use this d20 for all combat.
All kidding aside, this is a big d20 that is easy to read and makes a satisfying clatter when it hits the table.
I picked up Reign of Discordia today in hopes it would help me expand True20 to work for a game I plan to run soon. It did more than that. Not only is it a great source for moving True20 into Scifi but it kept reminding me of all my old favorite games and how they could live again by True20. Lets face it some of those early games like Mechwarrior and Star Frontiers had great ideas but they systems were... With Reign of Discordia, even if you ignore the included universe it easily can be adapted to cover other Space Opera games. As I read, I found myself thinking of resurrecting my 3060 Mechwarrior Campaign, starting a game in the Babylon 5 universe and running the Stargate game I intended to play. I bought this to flesh out the FTL capable people in the universe for that Stargate game and it should work well for that.
Not a huge departure from the roots of d20 Future but a solid True20 source book and the flavor is worth the read. Happy I picked up this gem that may breath new life into my dusty True20 books. This is my first Reality Deviant Publications book, but not the last. Thanks to Lilith and Darrin Drader for pointing out this product.
This book is spectacular. I have a stack of monster books a foot high next to my gaming table and this one always seems to be on top of the pile these days. A must have for any GM's library.
