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Well, there are always the ones from WotC... ;) http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=d20modern/article/20030619a

Most of your questions are being answered over that the official forums (in case you weren't aware http://www.alderac.com/forum/ ). As for a picture of the DND, give http://www.rdanderson.com a visit. They have one there...

How about these for starters: Shopping Mall (or just a part of it - perhaps quarters, spread over 4 weeks) Office Block (or just one floor) Warehouse/Aircraft Hanger Gas Station If I think of any more I'll let you know. BTW, once you get them online, let me know and I'll post a link over at...

If you're looking for ideas, I've just started my "A Character A Day" campaign for June over at Modus Operandi. If you visit http://www.modus-operandi.co.uk/characters/characters.asp?ID=4 you'll see the first 5. They might give you some ideas (and all sources are referenced at the bottom of each...

Remember though, Mel Gibson's character was a priest. Probably no shotgun for that reason.

Thanks for the answers Gospog, we did find the richocet (sp?) answer the following session, and the area thing I should have realised would be in the PHB (the one book that no-one remembered to bring!). As for GM judgement calls, I agree, but our GM for Judge Dredd is a newbie (first time GMing...

I've only played two sessions so far and, although I love the setting (my first ever game I ran was the original Judge Dredd RPG back in the early '80s) I'm not too keen on this d20 version. Why? Well, mainly because the rules aren't laid out very well in the book. During last week's session...

The easiest way to get hold of Morgenstern is over at the Spycraft forum (http://www.alderac.com/forum/)

Thanks to the good doctor for having them, and you for posting the link :D

Apologises if this is in the wrong thread, but I'm running an "Introduction to D&D3e" game on Wednesday at my club and am going to use the demo scenario from the WotC website (Into the Darkness). However, it says that the iconic characters can be found on the character generator demo CD that...

The CCIC (http://www.spycraft.xganon.com/) has a good selection of homemade paper minis (http://www.spycraft.xganon.com/standups.html) (he created them for Spycraft) but they're good for any modern/near future game.

Sorry I haven't responded sooner - didn't spot the thread :( I presume you mean the supplemental weapons listings for Spycraft Lite by Peter Skanes. If so the direct links for each of them are: Pistols (71KB) Auto-Rifles (52KB) Submachine Guns (55KB) Each of these is a link to the PDF, so you...

IIRC, haven't WotC stated that they will only produce "core" material for d20 Modern?

Before d20 Modern, or even Spycraft, was published I enquired after the licensing rights to Top Secret and Top Secret/S.I. Unfortunately, for what amounts to little more than a campaign world (for Top Secret/S.I. - Orion v Web) it was prohibitively (sp?) expensive. If someone else were to do it...

A homebrewed d20 Modern spy supplement would probably work, my point was that, IMHO, most publishers wouldn't want to compete with such an established product as Spycraft. Of course, I could be wrong - I have been in the past ;)

I think you'd be flogging a dead horse there Mistwell. As you've already said, Spycraft is already out there and it isn't that difficult to convert the information to d20 Modern. I don't think any publisher would even look at such an idea.

Only a year :) but, yes, you're right, there are less than a dozen fan sites :( Still, all the more hits for me ;)

If you can find somewhere to upload them, I'd be interested (unfortunately, my e-mail client doesn't allow files bigger than 1MB).

Star Wars, Spycraft, and d20 Modern. Although the only one I actively play is Spycraft. I played Star Wars every week when it first came out, but refuse to buy the revised version (and every supplement since). I haven't played d20 Modern yet, but it has some interesting ideas.

It depends on your meaning for "Spycraft". In the mid-80s there was a computer game called "Spycraft" which was reasonably good as well! If you're talking about espionage role playing games, there have been a few: Top Secret (1982) - TSR James Bond 007 RPG (1986) - Victory Games GURPS...