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Cortex Prime is one of my go-to generic systems to use for new campaigns (the other is one of my own devising). The rulebook is very much a toolbox and as such it can be a bit daunting to see how to put the pieces together to suit the style, tone, and thrust of the specific campaign together...

Spoilerizing it both for those who wish to skip + for skirting off topic (Plus does a spoiler block make it feel more clandestine/spy-y? :P) Huh! I have TSL but I haven't had the time to fully dig into it. Lemme shuffle it closer to the top of the pile! Not sure either on which game that...

This is what first came to my mind as well, support for both the Spy and the Superspy genres feels thin right now. Spycraft was the last big player in this space, I think. Top Secret NWO hasn't made a splash (and has a lot of design issues). Something that can cover Bond and Bourne and M:I as...

Gliding perilously close to off topic, but Paul's dealings with RL seems (from my personal dealings with NSG/CFE, both as a writer and as a consumer) not exactly well handled, so that jokes/view might not be fully clear-eyed...

I enjoy playing tabletop tactical games. BattleTech, Renegade Legion, Car Wars, etc. I enjoy making units in those games, with spreadsheets and design tables. I also enjoy tactical map-based encounters in RPGs, whether D&D or otherwise. I enjoy making strong character concepts. I enjoy...

Only 3 rolls, rest RP! :) also: Actual in person session. Woo!

Obi Wan Coyote... :) And this one looks more like a fox:

Kidnapped? 9 Story Points, incoming! :D

Encountering fire cultists = many fireballs. Ow. Ow. Ow. Ow. Ow.

Woah, a Car Wars Spy Hunter loop! Heck yeah. Whatever else they may or may not be, the more loose 6e rules for Car Wars ought to work well for such a wild ride: Give the protagonist car high armour, create a bunch of the mooks with lower armour cars, roll randomly to see which mooks arrive...

Secret society spying - all gemstones? Bonus: Time travel makes tenses hard!

Hmm. I'd say Ranger as archetype(s) [recognizing there are many archetypes that get labelled ranger, ie, nature-paladin vs tracker vs beastmaster vs...] are "necessary" things to be included within a D&D game. Whether they need to be a separate class (or classes) is a whole separate matter...

Memories of the Extensive Enterprises building! Or this from my hometown that, especially at night, totally invoked "launch gantry" in my mind: :)