D20 Modern and Darkmatter

[Grashnak]

Anyone out there running/planning to run a Darkmatter D20 game. I love the setting and it seems it would easily translate into D20 Modern.

Just wondering...

 

[buzz]

Anyone out there running/planning to run a Darkmatter D20 game. I love the setting and it seems it would easily translate into D20 Modern.

I acquired both at about the same time, and I immediately knew that the two would make a great combination. I don't see myself GM'ing in the near future, but in my group, I'm sort of "on deck" to someday run a modern-day game. I have a feeling that we may have to choose between d20M, Spycraft, and CoC, though... it all sort of depends on which one players are willing to buy.

Regardless, I'll be using D*M as a basis for the game.

 

[Severion]

I'm definately in there. Just debating wether to use D20 Mod or buy Spycraft. I have lots of ideas for the three primary aliens, though only one will be truly alien.

The Greys will be a future evolution that has traveled back in time with Psi powered technology.

The Kinory are highly evolved Velociraptors that use magic ala PP's "Arsenal" (using kobold stats hehe)

Sandmen are lightly cybered humans controlled by one Etiole that traveled here to prepare Earth for further colonization in 2012.

Think that covers it.

 

[Brutorz Bill]

Sandmen?

I love the Sandmen from Dark Matter, Has anyone worked up a d20 Modern conversion of them?

 

[jonrog1]

I've been playing a cobbled together system for a year now -- check the sig.

 

[GreyOne]

The Greys will be a future evolution that has traveled back in time with Psi powered technology.

This is categorically untrue!

 

[Severion]

This is categorically untrue!

How so, enlighten me GreyOne

 

[Kenpo Wolf]

I'm definately in there. Just debating wether to use D20 Mod or buy Spycraft.

I have both books and I've been running through the same debate on another campaign I'm involved in. Although I like the Modern book, I don't really like being forced to take the core classes for three levels before being able to take one of the advanced classes.

 

[Severion]

I have both books and I've been running through the same debate on another campaign I'm involved in. Although I like the Modern book, I don't really like being forced to take the core classes for three levels before being able to take one of the advanced classes.

What would you say are the con's of SpyCraft, if any. Does it support a fantasy-ish modern campaign. (i can live with the core "stat" classes)

 

[GreyOne]

How so, enlighten me GreyOne

Well, our technology is powered by human prostate glands, you puny human. And your species was bioengineered by ours, strictly for that purpose. Now, sit still while I extract your prostate.