WFRP Derivative of D&D? Vice-Versa? The Answer is:

Who gives a sh*t?

I'm referring to this thread over on ENWorld. Another great example of the amount of time gamers waste on ridiculousness.

For the record, I enjoy both games (which should be obvious from previous posts here), and I'm really itching to play some of the new edition of WFRP. And I was reminded a lot of d20 when I was reading the WFRP rulebook. A number of mechanics seemed similar but with d100 rather than d20. And, yes, a number of mechanics are different.

But hey, few - if any - of the mechanics in either game are completely original. Who cares? Both are good. Play what you like.