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

[Crothian]

I also have that hint of magic in my d20 modern games

 

[Twiggly the Gnome]

Yes, but not D&D style magic. I use the Psychics Handbook and the SFX Skills series for supernatural abilities in modern games.

 

[(Psi)SeveredHead]

No. I avoid most such campaigns.

The only way I'd use magic when running a campaign is if it's Dark Matter (or a similar setting). Absolutely no Urban Arcana stuff!

 

[frankthedm]

The poll has come in with a definite heavy tilt towards magic, by a 2 to 1 margin.

If you don't have some sort of magic, characters can dump stat wisom.

 

[Rogue765]

If you don't have some sort of magic, characters can dump stat wisom.

Just like real life.

 

[Angel Tarragon]

Personally, I don't see the point in not using magic in D20 Modern. Taht is if you own Spycraft.

 

[DragonLancer]

I've only run two D20M campaigns (a dimensional Lost World setting, and a zombie apocalypse setting) and neither featured magic in any form. If I wanted a D20 game with magic I'd use D&D not D20M.

 

[TheLe]

I've only run two D20M campaigns (a dimensional Lost World setting, and a zombie apocalypse setting) and neither featured magic in any form. If I wanted a D20 game with magic I'd use D&D not D20M.

Out of curiosity, how did the zombie setting work out for you?

`Le

 

[Dannyalcatraz]

I actually haven't had a chance to use D20 Modern.

However, the campaign I've designed does use magic.

OTOH, if I were asked to play a completely non-magical D20M game, I would, and happily.

 

[Dykstrav]

I've never used magic in a d20 Modern game. I'd consider adapting some of the stuff from Call of Cthulhu if I wanted to run a Lovecraft style game, but in general I just don't need it for the types of d20 Modern games I like to run.