Editing Dungeons & Dragons Campaign Settings (section)

== Modern & Futuristic Campaign Settings ==
*[[Rocket Age]]?: D&D 5e but out of a retro pulp science fiction novel. Think John Carter of mars.
**Last supported Edition: Came out first for the  Vortex system, and later came out with [[5e|D&D 5e]] rules
*[[Call of Cthulhu]]: the [[d20 Modern]] version.
**Last supported edition: [[d20 Modern]]
*[[Dark Matter]]: an "all conspiracies are true" alternate version of Earth.
**Last supported edition: [[d20 Modern]]
*[[Dimension Zero]]: 2620 where the Nazis won and natural resources have run out that must steal from other realities to survive.
**Last supported edition: Never. Was mentioned in the campaign primer for Project Javelin (was supposed to be a full [[Adventure Path]] for [[d20 Modern]]), but that campaign was canceled with only the first adventure (which takes place in another setting of the GM's choice) published. [https://web.archive.org/web/20060101023307/http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=d20modern/article/20051213a Link Here]
*[[Gamma World]]: a post-apocalyptic future setting and one of the earliest.
**Last supported edition: [[Dungeons & Dragons 4th Edition]]
*[[Masque of the Red Death]]: a spinoff of [[Ravenloft]], set in [[Grimdark]] version of 19th century Earth. Has its own year 2012 spinoff in ''Gothic Earth Eternal''.
**Last supported edition: [[Dungeons & Dragons 3rd Edition]]
*[[Star*Drive]]: main setting for [[Alternity]], later stripped of it's name for [[d20 Future]].
**Last supported edition: [[d20 Modern]]
*[[Urban Arcana]]: Did you really need whole other book to add D&D elements to a [[d20 Modern]] game? Could've been called "Not [[Shadowrun]]", especially when combined with the d20 Cyberscape book.
**Last supported edition: [[d20 Modern]], with a few web-based beta-playtest rules availible for [[Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition]].