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Psion, I think you meant Dark Inheritance :D You can find the Dark Inheritance magic and etc. conversion at the old AEG boards Here. If you take a look through the rest of that thread you can find a total Psi conversion as well. The fluff is all hardcopy form though (soon to be available as...

Thanks a bunch Henry!

Sarge 2.0 Name: Sarge Class Levels: Soldier 4 Origin: Veteran Serviceman (1/session free request check, 7 extra skill points; bonus Officer feat, handgun and rifle proficiencies, +1 w/ attack checks using Suppressive Fire). Notes: I wanted to see how close I could get with a straight 'soldier...

Allright, I'm doing the Seargeant as full special npc (i.e built entirely with class levels) It'll be up soon. As for implied setting as in all of modern or near-future times then I'll agree with this statement. I'd love an example of a 'flexible' character concept. I'll take up the gauntlet and...

:) Yeah it is slightly more involved, but depending on your campaign model and players, it can be useful. Say for instance your pc's are free-traders and looking to start a company with money from a crime-lord all while they're managing the upkeep of a tramp-freighter that they're still paying...

You know what would be nice, especially for those of us who sometimes use elements of both systems. Someone most familiar with d20 Modern post a 'concept' character with stats (can be from any era), make brief notes about how the system (i.e. feats and talents) allow the character to breathe...

It bears noting again that the Spycraft NPC system allows for breaking the PC mold in all the best ways. Schmoe npc's take little to no time at all to stat up. 'Boss' npc's can use all the tools of the pc's in addition to the regular npc system. If I recall correctly any PC ability given to a...

The one thing Spycraft does poorly is regular guy. The closest you'll get is regular guy 'action hero'. For really regular schmoes you'd use spycraft's npc system. As for the hero types, I'm not sure what character you can't do (barring magic-user types straight from the corebook) with a...

I've found the following useful. A reworked version of the wealth rules for d20 that gets rid of some of the annoyances... http://swrpgnetwork.com/files/PDF/articles/creditline20040105.pdf

In all fairness. Spycraft 2.0 does not sell itself as d20. Spycraft 2.0 is an OGL book. We're all in search of the 'One True Game', and most of us have different ideas of what that should entail. What some call innovation, others call needless divergence. For me, d20 Modern always felt like...

160 MB after you unzip it ;) The Game of Thrones is larger.

Print to PDF with proper bookmarks etc. It isn't printer friendly but they weren't going for that. C.Baize. I own both, but I'm opposite to you, I mine d20 Modern. So my opinion is with a little work they are both good for mining. As I understand it, there are shortly going to be toolbox type...

I'm not sure why savage worlds is in this thread at all. On topic, Spycraft 2 succeeds at this point... 1) I want a game that provides real depth for characters. I want to see my character grow, gain new special abilities, and even increase my skills and attributes. ...to a remarkable degree...

I've always found Mad Irishman's sheets to be useful. I always check there first. The link is below. http://www.unc.edu/~murphy/mad_irishman/pub_starwars.html

Mythbusters debunked the Hollywood version of knockback, that is all I was referring to. As to the physics/biology, since anecdotal evidence from people being shot with the same types of ammo differ greatly (some report falling backwards, others hardly realizing it, others drop straight down)...

See Battlestar Galactica (new series on SciFi) for an illustration of this point. Also, small note on ballistic impact, despite the common appearance of "knockback" in movies, no such thing actually occurs in RL. For proof debunking this common myth see Mythbusters: Episode 25: Brown Note Ever...

Arya, Tyrion, Jon, Daeny (sp?) are my favourite POV from the novels. King's Landing just isn't as interesting without Tyrion or Littlefinger. Martin acknowledges in his afterword that unprepared readers might be surprised (unpleasantly) by A Feast For Crows.

I have, but I'd disagree with Imperialus. I find A Feast for Crows to be the weakest of all four books so far. It essentially serves as a placeholder for time advancement before signifcant plot begins again in the next book to be published next year; "A Dance of Dragons". Don't get me wrong, I...

The following link is the most current update of the fan created GC screen for 2.0. It is more of an excellent handout package than strictly a GC screen. Enjoy... http://gtgern.people.wm.edu/SpycraftGCHandout.pdf

I believe you are referring to the Dark Inheritance setting and the Base Class is the Craft (magic) user who use themselves as focuses to channel ethereal energy as opposed to the Arcanist who uses objects for the same purpose. No offense intended I'm sure as they are using the term 'gnostic' as...