Scifi rpgs with technological environments

[tecnowraith]

Are there any Scifi rpgs that have rules for technological environments and hazards? Like moving/shifting and shape-able walls, floors and ceilings. When I say shape-able I mean like certain areas of the walls, floors and ceilings can make shapes into spikes, holes, long blocks and other shapes.

 

[Diamond Cross]

d20 Future.

 

[tecnowraith]

d20 Future.

Just read it, it does not have any for what I am looking for .

 

[Nadaka]

Just read it, it does not have any for what I am looking for .

Did you read the parts of d20 modern about traps? I assume that he meant that d20 future is a "sci fi" part of a game that does include rules for traps both generic and specific.

 

[Janx]

Do you mean like the X-Men's danger room (based on Shiar technology), or the Holodeck from Star Trek: The Next Generation?

in the late 90's, Last Unicorn Games had the Star Tek license, and one of their books was "Holodeck Adventures" You might be able to find it used online, or at Half Price books.

If you're just wanting to make a dungeon (or room) that has this feature, then just rule that the room has the ability to change what is in each square (solid, open, a trap). Perhaps limit the room to only change X number of squares per round (so the players can avoid a square change right under them).

 

[tecnowraith]

This is for my Tron campaign, and I'm to create The Grid where the environment is morphic (using planes terms). If you seen the Film or play (even seen walkthrough videos) of Tron: Evolution, for either PS3 or Wii (Battle Grids) you will see some of shape-able features of the environment.