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Message: <blockquote data-quote="scourger" data-source="post: 2269365" data-attributes="member: 12328">I did something similar by dropping some different elements into my last D&D campaign: Star Wars human jedi consulars & guardians; Judge Dredd human Psi & Street judges; Omega World pure strain humans & human mutants (sometimes with psionic powers); and aasimar paladins (with no level adjustment).  Toward the end I even added super-heroes using the old Villains & Vigilantes rules.  One of the players immediately identified it as d20 Rifts, which I had tried to do in the past with DragonStar and Omega World rules.  My advice is to make one system the base.  I used D&D 3.5 d20.  I also used hit points.  I would keep that mechanic as well as Mega-Damage for Rifts.  MDC Armor in Rifts just gets plinked away during combats, anyway.  Spells/psionics/the Force/whatever FX are transparent.  That is, they all basically work the same way and can be stopped by each other; i.e. Dispel Magic also disrupts other effects/FX.  FX is MDC.  That would be a really fun and easy conversion of Rifts to d20.</blockquote>