D20 Modern is 20 years old!

[darjr]

I didn’t play much but the Starfrontiers stuff in it drew me in. I eventually played a Zombie apocalypse game with my son and a few folks at my FLGS.

 

[Davies]

... thank you for making me feel really really old.

Kidding. That happened when I backed the forthcoming Everyday Heroes ...

 

[Dioltach]

I love D20 Modern. I ran a campaign earlier this year: Jules Verne meets planetary romance. Great fun.

 

[Crusadius]

You missed an opportunity to title this thread "D20 Modern is D20 (Crit!) Years Old".

 

[Aldarc]

Urban Arcana was a load of fun. I remember playing a psionic sniper back for d20 Modern back in my high school gaming club days. Far from perfect, but a load of good memories. I would probably pick Modern AGE nowadays if I wanted to play a game with a similar vibe.

 

[Celebrim]

I liked the system a lot but never ran it. I can definitely see using it as a go to system for certain genres. For example, I considered doing a modified version to run Gamma World and I think I'd rather use D20 modern for Cyberpunk than any game system built for such settings.

 

[Voadam]

I eventually played a Zombie apocalypse game with my sin and a few folks at my FLGS.

With who?

 

[Voadam]

I played in a couple Illuminati/Delta Green/X-Files style campaigns and they were a ton of fun.

 

[Thomas Shey]

I always thought D20M was a flawed but worthwhile attempt to disconnect the core D20 mechanic from its D&D expectations.

 

[RuinousPowers]

How different was d20 Modern from d20 Grim Tales?