Help with d20 futures -ish game

[childofloki]

im trying to build a space opera game setting using whatever d20 space system i can find, but mostly d20 future. i always like to have more starship stats and deckplans as the ones i come up with are always somewhat lame. mission ideas sometimes can be a doldrum task as i have about 20 good ones and a few for quick games.

But the problem im having is finding something i had come across on the web some time ago.... a currency conversion of d&d's gold(gp), shadowrun' nuyen(¥), Dollars(USD or $), Wealth DC, and star wars Credits

if anyone knows of a site that has this or can come up with a reasonable formula, it would be much appreciated.

 

[Justin D. Jacobson]

im trying to build a space opera game setting using whatever d20 space system i can find, but mostly d20 future. i always like to have more starship stats and deckplans as the ones i come up with are always somewhat lame. mission ideas sometimes can be a doldrum task as i have about 20 good ones and a few for quick games.

But the problem im having is finding something i had come across on the web some time ago.... a currency conversion of d&d's gold(gp), shadowrun' nuyen(¥), Dollars(USD or $), Wealth DC, and star wars Credits

if anyone knows of a site that has this or can come up with a reasonable formula, it would be much appreciated.

Can't help you specifically, but one thing you can do is identify a common item between two systems, e.g., a basic handgun, and develop a ratio based on the two listed prices. If you can find multiple items and average, you can get a pretty good idea of the assumed conversion.

On an unrelated noted, you can download several free resources for a d20 Future game from my Dawning Star Website, including a free adventure.

 

[Morgan Keyes]

For some ideas on adventures, you can look at this Star Frontiers site. Here you'll find links to the old modules which can provide plenty of ideas, as well as links to material from Knight Hawks, Star Frontiers ship expansion.

 

[childofloki]

Can't help you specifically, but one thing you can do is identify a common item between two systems, e.g., a basic handgun, and develop a ratio based on the two listed prices. If you can find multiple items and average, you can get a pretty good idea of the assumed conversion.

thanx this helps a little, but its still more work than i need right now.