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<blockquote data-quote="Byrons_Ghost" data-source="post: 816208" data-attributes="member: 7396">1. Have you ever played in an espionage roleplaying game campaign? No2. How familiar are you with the D20 system?I've been running one d20 game or another since it came out.3. What's your favorite spy movie or book?Movies: Sneakers, Bourne IdentityBook: Only one I've really read is &quot;Declare&quot; by Tim PowersOh, and does the Prisoner count? I've seen most of those episodes...4. What sort of character would you likely play in a Spycraft game if you had no limitations? Is there an established character in the genre that appeals to you that you might use as a basis?Since I haven't played Spycraft yet I can only base my choices on the basic classes. I'd prefer to play a Faceman, Pointman, or Snoop, in no particular order. I don't have any fictional characters in mind to base things off, but in general I prefer the subtle, undercover type spies to the flashy, action movie type stuff.Morality: 3Realism: 3Outlook: 2Seriousness: 4Continuity: 3While the spy genre is traditionally set in the modern day and a world obstensibly like our own, there are other options available. Pick one of the following as your favorite potential setting for our Spycraft season. If you don't see one that appeals to you, or have an idea for one, please list and describe it. Cold WarImportance: 2Starting Level 3Points For Abilities: 3Character Training: 3Character Connections: 3Character Origin: 4Agency Types: 4Offices and Distribution: 4Sponsorship: 5Administrative Control: 3Agency Credentials: 3</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Byrons_Ghost, post: 816208, member: 7396"] 1. Have you ever played in an espionage roleplaying game campaign? No 2. How familiar are you with the D20 system? I've been running one d20 game or another since it came out. 3. What's your favorite spy movie or book? Movies: Sneakers, Bourne Identity Book: Only one I've really read is "Declare" by Tim Powers Oh, and does the Prisoner count? I've seen most of those episodes... 4. What sort of character would you likely play in a Spycraft game if you had no limitations? Is there an established character in the genre that appeals to you that you might use as a basis? Since I haven't played Spycraft yet I can only base my choices on the basic classes. I'd prefer to play a Faceman, Pointman, or Snoop, in no particular order. I don't have any fictional characters in mind to base things off, but in general I prefer the subtle, undercover type spies to the flashy, action movie type stuff. Morality: 3 Realism: 3 Outlook: 2 Seriousness: 4 Continuity: 3 While the spy genre is traditionally set in the modern day and a world obstensibly like our own, there are other options available. Pick one of the following as your favorite potential setting for our Spycraft season. If you don't see one that appeals to you, or have an idea for one, please list and describe it. Cold War Importance: 2 Starting Level 3 Points For Abilities: 3 Character Training: 3 Character Connections: 3 Character Origin: 4 Agency Types: 4 Offices and Distribution: 4 Sponsorship: 5 Administrative Control: 3 Agency Credentials: 3 [/QUOTE]

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