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are 'FCtF' and 'Elements of Magic' fairly compatible?
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Cyberzombie
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The rules can complement each other quite nicely, especially if you want a Doctor Strange type character -- or any other comic book mage. I've been out of touch with comics for a long time, so he's all I can think of off the top of my head. 
hey Cyberzombie,
that's ok I have hardly read any comics in the last few years either.
But it would be fun to do a Dr. Strange teamed up with the Hulk and Blade type of game.
One Character using tEoM, one using 4CtF, and a 3e Fighter w/maybe a few low powers to jazz him up.
I think the compatability of these products is Great!
I imagne they could make d20 Modern a good game even if it doesn't start out that way!
I am really looking forward to what I hope will be a great magic system. I've been preyy unhappy with DnD style magic for all 3 versions. When we played a hybrid 1e/2e game we made wizards that used Mana points kind of like a cross between 3e Wizards and Sorcerers.
I am running my current 'play group' through WotC's 'Adventure Path' series of modules using mostly standard 3e rules, but once those are over I am going to try to get them to branch out and try some new stuff.
And I think using Both of these supplements will really help to create a great and colorful atmosphere!
I was bummed to see "Death" come out before tEoM, even though it will be a while before I could make a new campaign I'm excited to download all of the info into my brain!
Maybe if it is out soon enough I'll run a special
Halloween "one-off" game using it..
I've been wanting to revisit the Keep of the Borderlands for a while...
that's ok I have hardly read any comics in the last few years either.
But it would be fun to do a Dr. Strange teamed up with the Hulk and Blade type of game.
One Character using tEoM, one using 4CtF, and a 3e Fighter w/maybe a few low powers to jazz him up.
I think the compatability of these products is Great!
I imagne they could make d20 Modern a good game even if it doesn't start out that way!
I am really looking forward to what I hope will be a great magic system. I've been preyy unhappy with DnD style magic for all 3 versions. When we played a hybrid 1e/2e game we made wizards that used Mana points kind of like a cross between 3e Wizards and Sorcerers.
I am running my current 'play group' through WotC's 'Adventure Path' series of modules using mostly standard 3e rules, but once those are over I am going to try to get them to branch out and try some new stuff.
And I think using Both of these supplements will really help to create a great and colorful atmosphere!
I was bummed to see "Death" come out before tEoM, even though it will be a while before I could make a new campaign I'm excited to download all of the info into my brain!
Maybe if it is out soon enough I'll run a special
Halloween "one-off" game using it..
I've been wanting to revisit the Keep of the Borderlands for a while...
Cyberzombie
Explorer
Sorry about the delays. You learn a whole lot very quickly when you're doing you very first full-scale game product! I'm getting it done asap, though. I can guarantee it'll be out long before Halloween, though.
I'll be interested to see exactly how the two products work together. I plan on using tEoM with Spycraft in a sort of X-Files campaign, myself.
I'll be interested to see exactly how the two products work together. I plan on using tEoM with Spycraft in a sort of X-Files campaign, myself.
Cyberzombie
Explorer
paulewaug said:
Well, that's the fun of the d20 system. You have to work a little bit to get things to fit perfectly (Spycraft uses some new rules to cover modern combat, so I'll have to adjust things in tEoM to match) but you don't have to work very hard. At least if it's a good product.
