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<blockquote data-quote="WingOver" data-source="post: 1562220" data-attributes="member: 13911">I really like D20 Modern.&nbsp; I bought it when it first came out.&nbsp; I like the pseudo science stuff like the &quot;Moreau&quot; races.&nbsp; I like the classes.&nbsp; It feels neat and clean.I mentioned DMing modern with my group, and one guy in particular was really jazzed up about it.&nbsp; I got a lot of ideas from watching shows like &quot;Alias&quot;... It would be fun to come up with ideas drawn from real world events and inject some future tech.Unfortunately, D&amp;D competes for time, and the group has more D&amp;D related books than D20 modern.&nbsp; (In fact, I think I'm the only one with the Modern manual).Another problem is that its difficult to come up with a D20 Modern adventure for a group of players.&nbsp; When you look at most spy-type thrillers, they usually involve one superhero spy (James Bond, Alias).&nbsp; Where do the others fit in?&nbsp; Unless you want them to play mercenaries, soldiers or something (Predator).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="WingOver, post: 1562220, member: 13911"] I really like D20 Modern. I bought it when it first came out. I like the pseudo science stuff like the "Moreau" races. I like the classes. It feels neat and clean. I mentioned DMing modern with my group, and one guy in particular was really jazzed up about it. I got a lot of ideas from watching shows like "Alias"... It would be fun to come up with ideas drawn from real world events and inject some future tech. Unfortunately, D&D competes for time, and the group has more D&D related books than D20 modern. (In fact, I think I'm the only one with the Modern manual). Another problem is that its difficult to come up with a D20 Modern adventure for a group of players. When you look at most spy-type thrillers, they usually involve one superhero spy (James Bond, Alias). Where do the others fit in? Unless you want them to play mercenaries, soldiers or something (Predator). [/QUOTE]

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