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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Jazz" data-source="post: 1714949" data-attributes="member: 12742">I would not go with D20 on a Shadowrun campaign. The feel of D20 is totally different from the feel of Shadowrun. Magic, the matrix, cyberware, combat, everything works on a total different way and you will not be able to get the feel and lethality of the game.The best thing to do is buy youself a copy of the third edition of Shadowrun and go with it. I have gamemastered shadowrun for about 7 years. We used the second edition for 6 years and were using lots of the 3rd edition rules on the last year of the campaign. The 3rd edition rulebook is a really solid one with exceptional rules. They will handle everything you need to start your campaign. Later, you can buy some soucebooks like Man and machine and Magic in the shadow to enhance your game. If you are gonna run a campaign in north america you can also buy Shadows of North America. It will give you lots of info in the cities and the corporations. I am a huge fan of the Shadowrun game and I just stopped playing it because I was a little burned out of ideas after all these years game mastering it. Nowadays I am gming a Star Wars campaign and my group and I are having a greatime. But I really intend on gming Shadowrun again in a not so distant future. Even if you do not use the 3rd edition rulebook in your campaign I would suggest you to buy it to use as a sourcebook for the setting. But, as I told you, you will not regret using its own system in the game, unles you are totaly against dice pools.Best regards and good luck with your campaign. I am sure the players will love it. Jazz</blockquote>

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