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<blockquote data-quote="Kanegrundar" data-source="post: 2101096" data-attributes="member: 3913">I'm a huge D20 fan.&nbsp; I'm sold on it.&nbsp; I've used it to play everything from fantasy to modern-day cop dramas to super heroes with only a few rules changes.&nbsp; The setting set the tone of the games, not the fact that I rolled a D20 or a D6.&nbsp; D20 may not do everything perfectly, but it gets it right a LOT more than it gets it wrong.&nbsp; As far as SW D20 is concerned, it's a much more cinematic game than the WEG version.&nbsp; The WEG version was clunky and not very fun IMO.&nbsp; With the whole Stormtrooper bit, with the rules in place for common foes (all damage goes directly to wounds); there are very few times that a Stormtrooper will live through a single blaster shot.&nbsp; Once they face a character of 4-5th level or better, they are nothing but kindling.Would I like to see a SR version in D20?&nbsp; Sure.&nbsp; I'd buy it, mine the heck out of it, but I'd likely never play in the setting itself.&nbsp; Kane</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kanegrundar, post: 2101096, member: 3913"] I'm a huge D20 fan. I'm sold on it. I've used it to play everything from fantasy to modern-day cop dramas to super heroes with only a few rules changes. The setting set the tone of the games, not the fact that I rolled a D20 or a D6. D20 may not do everything perfectly, but it gets it right a LOT more than it gets it wrong. As far as SW D20 is concerned, it's a much more cinematic game than the WEG version. The WEG version was clunky and not very fun IMO. With the whole Stormtrooper bit, with the rules in place for common foes (all damage goes directly to wounds); there are very few times that a Stormtrooper will live through a single blaster shot. Once they face a character of 4-5th level or better, they are nothing but kindling. Would I like to see a SR version in D20? Sure. I'd buy it, mine the heck out of it, but I'd likely never play in the setting itself. Kane [/QUOTE]

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