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The genetic engineering and nanites seem very similar in effect to cyberware, but no pricing guidelines are given. It would be helpful to have guidelines on things like cost to go with the time and research requirements. Has any thought been put in this direction, or is it assumed to be too...

I agree, instead of this chapter, I'm using houserule cyberware. Urban Arcana does help with the races and magic though. By the way, could we hear what E.N. Publishing is doing in this area?

I've seen this happen in several of campaigns I DMed. All from one of my long time players. The party handled it every time, in game. In more lawful and good parties his characters have been turned over to authorities several times. What ended it, finally, was other players using less lawful...

Well, if you don't make d20 Future stuff, I'll at least keep using the Modern books.(sort of fast forwarded)

I voted "I don't Know." It's been so long since I played I wouldn't know.

I voted "I don't Know." It's been so long since I played I wouldn't know.

I have two questions. How much space was spent on mutations? How much was taken from Alternity for D20 Future? I loved that game!

1.Saving Private Ryan (again) 2.The Halfling's Gem 3.Vol.3 The Subliminal Verses by Slipknot(my favorite band)

I voted love it. I love the shadowrun style for magic-tech, but good systems are hard to come by. I'm still trying to make it work in D20 modern, but as it is in the core rules there is no reason anyone would be a mage.

Current campaign: AU item creation feats no multiclass penalty alignment is almost nonexistant(except outsiders) Next campaign will use Elements of Magic system.

IMC alignment usually only comes up with paladins and outer-planar creatures. It's always there but my group tends to judge more on known actions, not detect alignment.

I've run alot of one player campaigns, all of my players have diferent schedules. I find that tailoring the campaign on the character's, and thereby player's, goals can help. It is also much easier to do than in traditional campaigns. Since she's a new player she probably doesn't have many...

I've had many such games, it can be a lot of fun! You just have to rule on the fly. I generally use more than a simple attack roll, though. For the cleric I would require a jump check, then an attack, and to hit both would require cleave. The bard is tricky, but I would use an attack to hit the...

And yet I keep hoping they'll change their minds, apparently in vain.

I've heard that White Wolf is doing a d20 version of some of their games, any chance they'll do Vampire or Werewolf? I would love love to see a conversion like that!! On a side note are there any good vampire type d20 books on the market?

This is probably the best vampire idea I've seen for d20. I'll have to try it out!

dagger fighters I missed the issue of Dragon with the invisible blade class, can anybody tell me what kind of abilities they get. I keep trying to make a good knife fighter, but they almost always come up weak.

In the games I've been in it all depended on the characters. The good aligned parties almost always gave magic to the most suitable, and the rest was group money or divided evenly. The neutral or more mercenary groups used equal shares of everything, but sometimes divided the magic by...

Downslide is great, but apocalypse is close second. Downslide leading up to apocalypse has been used in some of my campaigns.

Thanks for the pointers. I'll probably try to use savage species, it's a book I was going to buy anyway. I'm not very familiar with M&M, I intend to use this more in a D&D game with WoD type vampires. I like the style of vampires in the WoD, but the rules set annoys me. Thanks for the input!