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<blockquote data-quote="scourger" data-source="post: 4844163" data-attributes="member: 12328">Omega World d20 gets my top nod for post-apoc goodness.&nbsp; It really captures the flavor of the very classic Gamma World game very succinctly.&nbsp; It's only about 40 pages in the Polyhedron side of Dungeon #94.&nbsp; You can still find it on the used market.&nbsp; It very concisely presents enough tweaks to the 3.0 d20 system to let you play a complete, fun post-apoc game using the rules you already know.&nbsp; New rules include ones for mutations and defects, which is very classic and fun; and easy rules for modern &amp; sci-fi type gear.&nbsp; Plus, you could very easily port over your D&amp;D or Star Wars minis.&nbsp; I would love to run that game again and would even put up with d20 rules to do it.&nbsp; Here's a link to the author's site:<a href="http://www.jonathantweet.com/jotomegaworld.html" target="_blank">JoT Omega World</a>I even found a character sheet recently:<a href="http://www.mad-irishman.net/pub_omegaworld.html" target="_blank">Mad Irishman Productions Omega World Publications</a>Savage Worlds is also a great game that can do just about anything.&nbsp; If Omega World wasn't so strong, I'd give it my top recommendation.&nbsp; Here is their free demo:<a href="http://www.peginc.com/Downloads/SWEX/TD06.pdf" target="_blank">http://www.peginc.com/Downloads/SWEX/TD06.pdf</a>Judge Dredd d20 also had some post-apoc elements, including a short list of mutations if you wanted to set the action in Mutieland/The Cursed Earth.&nbsp; It's not as strong as these other 2 but definitely possible if you like that flavor.&nbsp; And, you could use your favorite d20-based minis with little to no conversion work.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="scourger, post: 4844163, member: 12328"] [B]Omega World d20[/B] gets my top nod for post-apoc goodness. It really captures the flavor of the very classic Gamma World game very succinctly. It's only about 40 pages in the Polyhedron side of Dungeon #94. You can still find it on the used market. It very concisely presents enough tweaks to the 3.0 d20 system to let you play a complete, fun post-apoc game using the rules you already know. New rules include ones for mutations and defects, which is very classic and fun; and easy rules for modern & sci-fi type gear. Plus, you could very easily port over your D&D or Star Wars minis. I would love to run that game again and would even put up with d20 rules to do it. Here's a link to the author's site: [url=http://www.jonathantweet.com/jotomegaworld.html]JoT Omega World[/url] I even found a character sheet recently: [url=http://www.mad-irishman.net/pub_omegaworld.html]Mad Irishman Productions Omega World Publications[/url] [B]Savage Worlds[/B] is also a great game that can do just about anything. If Omega World wasn't so strong, I'd give it my top recommendation. Here is their free demo: [url]http://www.peginc.com/Downloads/SWEX/TD06.pdf[/url] [B]Judge Dredd d20[/B] also had some post-apoc elements, including a short list of mutations if you wanted to set the action in Mutieland/The Cursed Earth. It's not as strong as these other 2 but definitely possible if you like that flavor. And, you could use your favorite d20-based minis with little to no conversion work. [/QUOTE]

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