Upgrade your account to a Community Supporter account and remove most of the site ads.
Enchanted Trinkets Complete--a hardcover book containing over 500 magic items for your D&D games!

Reply to thread

Message: <blockquote data-quote="Kanegrundar" data-source="post: 1661916" data-attributes="member: 3913">I selected the Melting Pot, A little of All of the above (which seems like the same option really), and Something different.  The fantasy campaign put together a lot of different material together: D&D, AU, OA, Diablo, Everquest, Chaositech as well as species and monsters from Star Wars, Farscape, and others.  The world is an ever-expanding plane made up of survivors from a multiverse-spanning cataclysm.  The survivors are implanted on a plane that looks and acts like a Prime Material world, but it expands to include new "refugees" as their homeworld is overtaken by the cataclysm...at least that the most widely held theory.The primary campaign is a post-apocalyptic psuedo-Rifts setting using D20 Modern as a base (but will include bits from D20 Future when it comes out).  There is a little bit of everything in it as well.  Power armor, Jedi Knights, mages, monsters, and mutants.  It's been a LOT of fun so far.The final campaign is a more Dark*Matter/Call of Cthulhu/Delta Green setting that we run only every so often.  It uses D20 Modern as a base with Sanity rules from CoC.  I still throw in a few D&D monsters in from time to time, though.Needless to say, I love D20!  I can run pretty much the precise game that i want with little fuss.  Once D20 Future comes out, my dream settings will be totally realized!  No more cobbling together various systems for cybernetics, mutations, and such...that is, if I like the way D20 Future handles such things as opposed to Darwin's World and Gamma World (mutations and Nanotech) and Star Wars (cybernetics from the Hero's Guide).Kane</blockquote>

Verification