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Drool! Hey, did I ever tell you guys about Jack Grim, a street fighter Akashic Brotherhood character I based on Grim ... *slap*!!!! Okay, I'll stop being a fanboy now.

Redline is FFG's "Mad Max" d20 game that just came out. I couldn't resist and started to covert it over to d20 M. Some of these notes are from me and some of it was help from the gracious boys at FFG: * Redline uses a compressed, simplified skill system. You'll either want to add 1 skill...

I have to admit this book tempted me, but the lack of any steampunk construction rules (that I could find as scanned the copy in the store) made me put the book back on the shelf.

Nah, my world didn't end when there wasn't enough superscience in d20 Modern, but I wouldn't call it petty when there were 4 example settings and it seems that we'll see the 2 magic ones done first with Agents of Psi using a psi system that by defaults assumes the use of magic (since there was...

In an alternate reality (ohh, another use for d20 Modern) "*Sigh* Once more ... It's d20 MODERN Modern is not magic d20 Modern Arcana should cover it. "Until then, you can use the Agents of Psi book as a substitute for your magic fix. I am sorry you sound so bummed that Urban Arcana was...

Perhaps a little more information might be helpful as well as a link to your WotC thread.

Yeah, wasn't that called "The Street Fighter RPG?" LOL!

Long before fuzzies was even a word in the geek lexicon, I was jumping to play the Lupine in Mysteria, the Thri-kreen in Dark Sun and I even made my own Ratham rodent race in GURPS. Perhaps the hatred runs deep, back to those days when someone would ask me "Why don't you play a normal...

And you also forgot SG-1, Termors, and most of the SciFi Channel's cheesy, but cute original movies they have been shipping out by the truck load this year. ... You pretty much hit on the head why d20 Modern lost my attention. I wanted to run Modern + superscience stuff. But as time went on...

For starters I am throwing together: One part d20 Modern conversion of Fantasy Flight's "Mad Max" one-shot product called "Redline" One part d20 Modern psi classes One part "SG-1 slipped into an alternate reality from the Stargate" epsiode concept And maybe one part from the novel "Snowfall"...

For a twist on the apok meliu, there is "Snowfall" and "Kingdom River" by Mitchell Smith. Both of which use an Ice Age instead of World War III to wipe out civilization. Oh, don't worrry, this is not Clan of the Cave Bear. There are mutants and mistranslated books about the "Warm Times." A few...

Re: Re: RPGA:No to Living Modern, Yes to Living Dragonlance? I also belive that some of these "volunteers" are staff or friends of the companies that are putting out the related products. So perhaps you should ask "Why is there no Living Dark Inheritance" games out there. And if you wish to...

While FFG's Redline game ( http://www.enworld.org/reviews/index.php?sub=yes&where=active&reviewer=JoeGKushner&product=Redl) says d20 on it, I noticed the PrC are only 5 levels. That shouldn't make conversion too hard, right? Hmmm. d20Modern is looking pretty good now.

Well, if your priority is modern setting over what d20 rules you want to use, there is a Living Spycraft game.

It seems that Fantasy Flight Games is going for my love of those Poly mini-games with their Horizon game line. Basically they plan to put out $15 suppliements every two months to cover cool d20 sidetracks, just like Polyhedron's mini-games do. The first one is for Gama World/Omega Word fans...

As a side note, Fantasy Flight Games just put out an Gamma World type supplement, Redline for about $15. ... Gama World/Mad Max fans rejoice. The cover is cool Cool Redline cover Even came with rules for mutants and vehicle that involved turrets :D Uh, that came out wrong, I meant the cars...

Unless things have changed, you should have no problem. D20 Future was a d20 Modern suppliment, last I heard.

I used Deadlands d20 for the old west and I already had a conversion for Castle Falkenstein. The resulting mix was more fantascial and frightening than it's parents. :) "

Reminds of the gaming session I WISH I could have been at for GenCon 2002. Bruce Campbell was playing Deadlands and basicly played his Brisco character.

Well for old school there is Dark Sun, and for new school there is Midnight AND in non-d20 there is the Savage World's Evernight game where PCs are eventually forced to eat mashed rat and troll livers ... now that is fantasy survival!! Most of these games seem to have bookkeeping on supplies...