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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Garnfellow" data-source="post: 2712045" data-attributes="member: 1223">I like both versions quite a bit -- either way you're going to come out OK.From a mechanics perspective, both systems have good and bad points, so I don't think there's a clear winner there.If I were in your shoes I would think the d20 version would have a big advantage just because you already know the game engine. If you had been a big RuneQuest or Elric fan, I'd give the nod to the BRP version.Right now I'm starting a mashup game of d20 Call of Cthulu and d20 Modern. All of my players are veteran D&D gamers, but none have experience with any incarnation of CoC or d20M. I'm finding that they have picked up the new rules seamlessly.From an aesthetics persepctive, the d20 Cthulhu book is probably the best looking book in my gaming collection -- and, as many folks have already noted, it has great advice on running a CoC game.</blockquote>