Is Spycraft OGL or D20?

[Bagpuss]

I know its based on D20 but does it need a PHB to play? Does it have attribute creation and experience tables? Or is it like Stargate-SG1?

 

[Cergorach]

I know its based on D20 but does it need a PHB to play? Does it have attribute creation and experience tables? Or is it like Stargate-SG1?

Needs PHB to advance in levels...

 

[Henry]

I don't own it, but my understanding is that Level increase info and gaining experience has been left out. It's not like it's a major loss, which is why I've always wondered about that part of the requirement...

 

[Corinth]

The Spycraft and Stargate SG-1 rulebooks sport the d20 logo. Therefore, they must omit the XP chart and point readers to the PHB.

 

[Ranger REG]

I know its based on D20 but does it need a PHB to play?

Yes, or any Wizards of the Coast core game book.

Does it have attribute creation and experience tables?

No and no.

Or is it like Stargate-SG1?

I've yet to acquire that rulebook, but since it will sport a d20 logo, you'll need a PHB (or a Wizards' core rulebook).

 

[Takei]

I know its based on D20 but does it need a PHB to play? Does it have attribute creation and experience tables? Or is it like Stargate-SG1?

It's just like Stargate SG-1. However, if you download Chapter 5 of the Anime d20 SRD from Guardians of Order, the XP chart appears there. The SRD is available here;
http://www.guardiansorder.com/d20/srd/

 

[Lugh]

You can also produce your own copy of the XP chart pretty quick.

Each character gets a new feat every three levels.
Each character gets a bonus attribute point every four levels.
The amount of XP you need to level up is equal to your current level x 1000.

 

[Corinth]

Which means that you get something like this:

1st: 0 XP
2nd: 1000 XP
3rd: 3000 XP (Gain a feat)
4th: 6000 XP (Gain a stat point)
5th: 10000 XP
6th: 15000 XP (Gain a feat)
7th: 21000 XP
8th: 28000 XP (Gain a stat point)
9th: 36000 XP (Gain a feat)
10th: 45000 XP

And so on; you can extend the progression from there.