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Since (Psi)SeveredHead posed interest...Back to Basics has been released. It's currently available at DTRPG, and should be up at RPGNow by the end of the day. Hope that helps. EDIT: RPGNow has posted the files for sale. Joy!

Crafty Games, publishers of Spycraft 2.0 and nominees for 4 ENnie awards and the 2006 Diana Jones award, is on the lookout for artists for upcoming RPG projects, both PDF and print. The requirements vary per project, as follows: Project 1) This is a gritty modern street level RPG of gangsters...

Congrats to all our fellow nominees, and thanks to all the judges for recognizing our work. We here at Crafty Games and AEG are very excited about the nominations Spycraft 2.0 received this year and our crossing our fingers for GenCon!

Hey there, Since I'm the author of the Back to Basics and its undergoing final review and edits right now, I'll answer any questions I can :D There are a LOT of knacks in this product. At last count, I think we have over 40. So you should have plenty of options. Of course, this was a first...

Well, there's the magic of the interweb for you. I had no intent of being "snarky," "pushy" or "obnoxious." The point of the whole living comment was that if d20M was canceled by WotC, some publishers - some - might want to make product for a line currently in print. That's it, no offense...

That's surprising. Spycraft's skill system can do most anything you want from Modern, plus. Properly encapsulated, you can get away with 'plug and play' rules without having to do a new base class quite handily. Frex, our upcoming magic supplement uses the Profession skill as the basis of...

Bummer. Well, it never hurts to offer...

That is a shame. However, if you 3rd party people feel like jumping ship, there's another option out there in Spycraft :)

Expanded stress damage is something we're always kicking around amongst other projects. An easy way to handle this is to expand the stress tables into a 10 tier format (with 10 being total insanity). Applying the Tense campaign quality helps these fill much faster :) Another way is to lump...

I'm finishing up the first draft now. After that, it's into the layout, editing, and playtesting queue, then off to market. So I'm thinking sometime in July?

Hah! Touche. Only problem is, you can only spend it in $50k chunks. So make sure that new pair of Levi's and copy of Deadlands Reloaded is worth it... ;)

OK, challenge taken. Name Dropped by Psion Your affiliation with one of ENWorld's high priests garners you favor with its faithful. Prerequisites: Post count 50+, Profession (Game Designer) 8 ranks, Reputation 25 or higher. Benefits: You gain 5 Reputation/$250,000 Net Worth. Further, you...

We've inherited AEG's 1.0 Spycraft library, which will need some technical conversion before they're ready for market. My partners are still scattered about the country, and I just got back from a short honeymoon, so I wouldn't expect anything released until at least July (just ballparking...

Cool! I got name dropped by Psion! Now I'll have to say, "Spycraft can still do low level movie superspy action, no matter what Alan Kohler thinks!" :D RE: The issue of flexibility of d20M vs. Spycraft 2.0 From my desktop: Charismatic Hero Charismatic Heroes survive not by the strength of...

Point of order - many edged weapons have the Bleed quality, so there's a reason for your competent pugilist to carry one. Losing one VP a round to a single damaging hit sucks :) SO CLOSE. I'll be reviewing the final touches Scott and Patrick are putting on the site this evening, getting the...

Sounds pretty appropriate. I bet if the line had been able to last longer you would have seen a class that would do the NID or Splinter Cell thing reprinted in SG-1 format, too :) I think everyone would have liked to see more SG-1 out there. Unfortunately, escalating license costs got the...

Compatible, yes, but not dependant. SG-1 was designed as a complete system which could interact with Spycraft but did not depend on it. SG-1 was self contained and had new core systems (such as the bundle picks) which were exclusive to that setting. Huh? Try again? Sony pulled the license...

Sure thing. First off, it's $40 - even at 500 full color pages, that's pretty cheap :) All crunch. The differences are substantial - in fact, they are two significantly different games. Reviews can be found here and here. Hope that helps :)

*looks sideways cautiously* *points at Phil and taps nose* Thief is everything I think a fantasy spy game should be - light magic but definate supernatural elements, shadowy Machievellian politics, gadgety "magic" items, and so on. Plus Garret is the reason I play a rogue nearly every time we...

I will stand against the tide and say BRP CoC is the best way to play it. Why, you ask? Skill and atmosphere. Skill is the cornerstone of the CoC universe. Heroes are almost universally academics, experts, explorers, or some other learned or mentally exceptional individuals. At the same time...