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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Henry" data-source="post: 1228725" data-attributes="member: 158">I have an insane thought, though it probably won't help you if you've already started D&D characters:Use Mutants and Masterminds as the base system.It is sufficiently flexible to allow fantasy, modern, and future characters together, albeit in a more cinematic genre. However, as new roleplayers, that might not be the best option.Failing that, D&D will work fine, but I suggest you work out a chart of "skill equivalents" - where Ride becomes Drive, Alchemy becomes Chemistry, etc. Then, instead of being a person simply shunted into a new body, they are more distinct:-A ranger who was an excellent horsemaster now races the Grand Prix Circuit, and lives life on the edge.-A wizard who studies at an academy of magic is now star Chemisty and Electronics pupil at the University.-A Rogue who is a master jewel thief and boxman is, well... a master jewel thief and boxman.-A cleric fighting the cause of righteousness is A skilled Neurosurgeon with strong faith in his god.Successful skill mappings could make things very easy to translate.</blockquote>