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Well, you asked us if it does, and me and Hyp told you it indeed does (cancel invisibility). THAT SAID... When you incorporate very intricate maneuvers in combat (like the one you just described above), it kinda becomes outside the rules (you have to keep in mind that the rules can cover only...

Yes. The set to receive a charge action is in fact an attack that would cancel you invisibility.

Like I said, we gave up on the ranger, but I'll humor you. Most classes have a schtick that makes them good in a combat encounter. The ranger's species enemy is too situational (depending on the DM's will to introduce said enemy in his campaign), and doesn't make a ranger a combat worthy class...

Absolutely, but I understand where he's coming from. I, too, would like the Ranger to, while remaining somewhat close to stereotype, become an interesting class that someone would like to play. When playing a Paladin:"I can't wait to add my Charisma on my saves... I can't wait to add my level...

Wow. I just got off the phone with my player(s), and it turns out they're not interested in playing a modern game again. I really appreciate all the input you guys have given me. But it seems I won't be using it anytime soon. I hope this thread will be useful to someone else on the boards...

He should know. He's going for that very same build (rogue/fighter/swashbuckler) IMC. Munchkin ! :p (and I'm one to talk... I'm playing a sorc8/pal2/fatespinner1 in another campaign...)

I'm here. I'm no PC spinoff, I'm more of the cool cat high times type (for anyone who knows Fritz the Cat).

Regarding different archetypes: I think d20 Modern occupations are good enough to describe everyone with regards to their occupations, but I really want single classes so... I'll start house ruling. I'll create basic classes, on which you add an occupation. For example (top of my head)...

I create my own campaign settings, and generally I create a new one for each new campaign. In the current one, there are 3 islands/continents that are dominated by evil forces (Githzerai, Undead, and Devils). Also, women have a hard time being equals in those societies. So I successfully...

Edited asinine post... sorry.

Being guys in our mid 30's, sometimes real life kicks in and tries to put sticks in our wheels, but so far, we're kicking and going. Not counting 1 or 2 DM burnouts, the game sustains itself. Of course, with every different campaign I introduce a new social concept to serve the players, so...

Most who know me know that for a fact.

That sounds good. Thanks for the ideas. I think I might do something similar.

Why not ? I've just read malladin's review (http://www.enworld.org/reviews/index.php?sub=yes&where=active&reviewer=malladin&product=AD), and it has potential. I'll have to take a good look at it. Please answer a few questions for me: Is it print or PDF ? The setting seems very precise; would...

I just finished checking reviews for Spycraft and Grim Tales, and came to the sad conclusion that these are not what I'm looking for. I still wish to thank you guys for bringing them to my attention.

If all fails, I'm simply gonna use d20 modern, and make my own classes, my own monetary/buying system, and vehicle rules... ... basically rewriting half the darn book. Damn.

Hmmm... Spycraft ? Isn't that a James Bondy RPG ? I want something generic modern, would Spycraft allow for your typical d20 3.5 modern game? Let's say you want to have a party of soldiers, with some experts and medics in it ? I'm not sure I really need points for gadgets...

Greetings from the great white north... I bought d20 modern and played with my peeps from 6 to 12 months. We never played again. Now at first, I thought that was because I didn't like modern RPG's, but during the past few days, I've had a craving to start GMing modern games again. But then, I...

Fixed it for ya. ;)

It's okay. Taking a break is certainly one alternative, but it is not the only one. You could change games. I mainly play D&D, but I did a 1 year Star Wars campaign, and a 1 year d20 Modern campaign. After I always find that I wanted to get back to D&D, but it's a good way to recharge you...