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<blockquote data-quote="snak" data-source="post: 994612" data-attributes="member: 2474">The very good reason for using D20 Coc in my group is because, like it or not, they hate learning new systems.&nbsp; I would love to run UA (I love that mutant BRP system), but they would'nt bite.So I run D20 style.&nbsp; It has worked quite well.&nbsp; The players are psyched because they get to tweak feats and carry all sorts of neato firearms, and think about what they will do when they reach 10th level. &nbsp;I'm psyched because the gradual process of behaviour modification is bearing fruit.&nbsp; Seldom is heard the cry, &quot;lock and load!&quot;, at the table. (I blame the Shoggoth frankly)&nbsp; Now before anything else happens, the players are talking about research and investigation.&nbsp; We rarely roll dice anymore.&nbsp; When the cat jumps up behind the curtains or a car back fires in the street I smile wickedly when the four players around the table jump in their seats.The D20 version book offers insights on many styles of play ranging from CR level heroic 'just kick in the door' bash fests to super gritty depressing assaults on futility. &nbsp;The choices are really up to and limited by the individual keeper.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="snak, post: 994612, member: 2474"] The very good reason for using D20 Coc in my group is because, like it or not, they hate learning new systems. I would love to run UA (I love that mutant BRP system), but they would'nt bite. So I run D20 style. It has worked quite well. The players are psyched because they get to tweak feats and carry all sorts of neato firearms, and think about what they will do when they reach 10th level. I'm psyched because the gradual process of behaviour modification is bearing fruit. Seldom is heard the cry, "lock and load!", at the table. (I blame the Shoggoth frankly) Now before anything else happens, the players are talking about research and investigation. We rarely roll dice anymore. When the cat jumps up behind the curtains or a car back fires in the street I smile wickedly when the four players around the table jump in their seats. The D20 version book offers insights on many styles of play ranging from CR level heroic 'just kick in the door' bash fests to super gritty depressing assaults on futility. The choices are really up to and limited by the individual keeper. [/QUOTE]

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