Does Paizo Have Any Non-D&D / Fantasy RPG Plans?

[Dale McCoy Jr]

I know that Paizo is working with Green Ronin and Mongoose to have some (if not all) of their adventures converted over to their respective fantasy system, but I was wondering if had any non-D&Desque/Fantasy related RPG plans. There are other OGL games out there (d20 Modern/Future, Modern20, Traveller, WEG d6, etc). Are you even considering expanding into any of these markets?

[Mike McArtor]

Short answer: No.

Longer answer: No, there isn't enough of a market to make it worth our time (i.e., profitable).

[Dale McCoy Jr]

Alrighty then. Thank you for a definite answer.

[CourtFool]

I am currently running Burnt Offerings using Hero. The material is easy enough to convert.

[Saurstalk]

CourtFool wrote:

I am currently running Burnt Offerings using Hero. The material is easy enough to convert.

I've been reading the Rise of the Runelords campaign with d20 Modern/Dark*Matter/Urban Arcana in the back of my mind. While I haven't recruited any players yet, this is the next adventure I'd like to run.

[Heathansson]

Woah...Sandpoint *is* based/homaged on James Jacobs' home town....

[CourtFool]

True. I could easily see this translated into a modern setting.

[DMGBman]

I am going to try incorporating Sandpoint/ Rise of Runelords into a Modern game (modern based on a fantasy setting, Kingdom of Kalamar).
Overall the idea of converting the entire theme of Runelord is intimidating but I think once I get a solid idea down it should flow.
I am going to make it Lovecraft-ish and the Runelords will probably be replaced with long buried aliens manipulating humans to release them from their prison.

[Repairman Jack]

I'll need to see more of the AP, but I'm tinkering with the idea of CotCR run as a modern setting using Monty Cook's World of Darkness. Ha anyone done this kind of conversion before? If so, what were the major hurdles?