Poll: Magic in your d20 Modern? Yes or No?

[TheLe]

A quick poll for you d20 Modern players. Is there an element of Magic in your d20 Modern Games? Or is it strictly non-magical?

~Le

 

[Psion]

If I'm not going to use magic (or some future setting statted for d20 modern), I'd use Spycraft 2.0.

 

[TheLe]

If I'm not going to use magic (or some future setting statted for d20 modern), I'd use Spycraft 2.0.

Yeah, I hear alot of people talk about the Sycraft 2.0 system. Sounds pretty good.

I'd like to focus just on d20 Modern at the moment thoogh.

`Le

 

[Thanee]

Yes to magic. No to d20 Modern. Don't think that fits into the poll, though.

Bye
Thanee

 

[Psion]

Yeah, I hear alot of people talk about the Sycraft 2.0 system. Sounds pretty good.

Well, I've given you my answer, I just thought I'd clarify about my reasoning. My d20 modern games usually feature magical elements, but that's certainly not because I only play magical modern games and all that.

 

[Ghendar]

I think it all depends on the type of game you want to play really. I can certainly see wanting to try a D20 modern game sans magic as a change of pace from D&D.

What I've always wanted to do was to run a kind of hybrid Fallout/Thundarr type of campaign that combined magic with a post apocalyptic setting.

 

[The_Gneech]

Yes, but of a dark and sinister CoC style, generally, and not the "F/X" model.

-The Gneech

 

[Mallus]

Seeing as my old d20 Modern character was a priest of Bruce Springsteen, I voted 'yes'...

 

[TheLe]

Well, I've given you my answer, I just thought I'd clarify about my reasoning. My d20 modern games usually feature magical elements, but that's certainly not because I only play magical modern games and all that.

Groovy. You got me curious no, Psion -- can Spycraft 2.0 be played with a "magic" element to it, or is it really designed to be non-magic.

`Le

 

[Psion]

Groovy. You got me curious no, Psion -- can Spycraft 2.0 be played with a "magic" element to it, or is it really designed to be non-magic.

I don't see why you couldn't use magic in Spycraft. Indeed, there's a 2.0 port of the Dark Inheritance magic system and I know of someone (Auld Grump on these boards) who ported Elements of Magic: Mythic Earth to Spycraft 2.0.

It's more that supernatural elements are a bit better supported and more "native" (i.e., explicitly supported and accepted) in d20 modern.