d20 Modern and Dragonstar

[Psion]

The Second World Sourcebook might be of some use here... it has rules to bridge the gap between the D20 Modern rules set and the D&D D20 Fantasy baseline on which DS is based.

 

[nobodez]

Well, in Urban Arcana, there are rules for Incantations, basically high level spells that requires more time and effort then the lower level ones. Also, you could always create a prestige class that extended the spells up to ninth (a 5-level one, which is the standard, would get you up to 8th level spells if you use the standard progression, and probably even higher if you you a stunted progression).

Also, you can limit the high-level spells to dragons and their kin. Or, you can take a page from Eberron, and have a high saturation of magic, but overall a lower proficiency, with high technology or the aforementioned Incantations replacing the 6th level spells and above.

 

[qstor]

The Second World Sourcebook might be of some use here... it has rules to bridge the gap between the D20 Modern rules set and the D&D D20 Fantasy baseline on which DS is based.

Alan, is that in .pdf or hardcopy? I'm not familiar with that.

thanks!

Mike
ex Marylander, stuck in Michigan, Go Terps!