Call of Cthulhu d20 out of print?

[JPL]

I think a second attempt at d20 CoC would be even stronger, since d20 as a system has picked up a few new wrinkles since CoC d20 came out.

For example, I think adding some of the non-combat feats presented in d20 Modern would open up some more options for non-combatants.

Personally, I'd love to run a d20 Modern Call of Cthulhlu...try for more of an action-horror Guierrmo del Toro kinda vibe. It would be just the sort of game that Classic CoC purists were afraid of when CoC d20 was first announced.

 

[buzz]

Deal? Sounds pretty straightforward to me.

:grabs pen:

Where do I sign?

 

[Cthulhu's Librarian]

It would be just the sort of game that Classic CoC purists were afraid of when CoC d20 was first announced.

You mean like me?

I love traditional CoC, but I've played in a few d20 Modern/CoC games that were great! Crossing the games doesn't bother me in the least, there's nothing that says that you can't play either, or both, and have a great time.

'Cause you know, when the bullets start to fly, all the PCs are gonna die.

 

[JPL]

You mean like me?

I love traditional CoC, but I've played in a few d20 Modern/CoC games that were great! Crossing the games doesn't bother me in the least, there's nothing that says that you can't play either, or both, and have a great time.

'Cause you know, when the bullets start to fly, all the PCs are gonna die.

That's a healthy way to look at it.

Me, I wanna see Ron Perlman and Bruce Campbell with shotguns, blasting away twisted man-fish...

 

[barsoomcore]

Of course, now that the Sanity rules are OGL -- we pretty much CAN do this sort of stuff -- and so can any publisher who cares to. Sure, you can't use the CoC trademark or licensed properties, but there's all sorts of possibilities starting to emerge.

I'm running a Skull&Bones/Modern/CoC game -- Modern base classes plus Skull&Bones background material and prestige classes with Sanity rules. First game is Mar 20 -- yahoo!

 

[JPL]

Of course, now that the Sanity rules are OGL -- we pretty much CAN do this sort of stuff -- and so can any publisher who cares to. Sure, you can't use the CoC trademark or licensed properties, but there's all sorts of possibilities starting to emerge.

I'm running a Skull&Bones/Modern/CoC game -- Modern base classes plus Skull&Bones background material and prestige classes with Sanity rules. First game is Mar 20 -- yahoo!

When I got Skull and Bones, my main thought was, I wish this were d20 Modern.

 

[trilobite]

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Deal? Sounds pretty straightforward to me.

You got a deal!

 

[trilobite]

I'm running a Skull&Bones/Modern/CoC game -- Modern base classes plus Skull&Bones background material and prestige classes with Sanity rules. First game is Mar 20 -- yahoo!

My first Skull and Bones game is this Sunday! I cannot wait to hear how your game goes. I finally figured out what the Mayan Vampire Concubine needed the Spanish Admiral for!! Among other things!

 

[barsoomcore]

Post the outcome of your game! I'm excited to hear how our games intersect and diverge.

My MVC needs access to two things -- the Spanish fleet, so that she can scour the Mediterranean for the other skulls, and the island of (I think) Cozumel, where the gateway to Xibalba is located.

Cool tidbit: Phillippe de Longvilliers de Poincy, high-ranking member of the Knights of Malta and French governor in the Caribbean in the mid-to-late 1600's -- did he acquire a skull? What would the KoM want with such an artifact?

What indeed?

 

[trilobite]

LOL! Cozumel is where I am placing the gateway also!! Just a tidbit of info in return. The entrance to Xibalba, the Mayan underworld is said to be through a Mayan Ball Court.