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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Kaptain_Kantrip" data-source="post: 137293" data-attributes="member: 546">Yeah. Why does Geoff keep posting here if he doesn't even own or want to buy Spycraft? Sheesh. Must be to just be  needlessly argumentative.____________Anyway, I suggest tracking down copies of the first four TOP SECRET (early 80s) modules if you want to run a Spycraft game.TS01: OPERATION: SPRECHENHALTESTELLE (A city-based adventure in a port city filled with enemy agents and danger)TS02: OPERATION: RAPIDSTRIKE! (an amphibious assault on the island fortress of an evil female mastermind and her goons intent on subjecting to the world to her hallucinogenic nerve gas)TS03: LADY IN DISTRESS (a cruise ship taken over by terrorists, just like that Steven Segal movie---only better)TSO4: OPERATION: FASTPASS (a dangerous investigation behind the Iron Curtain (Cold War Hungary), much of which takes place at a luxury hotel full of oddball and interesting characters)These four modules are fantastic fun. The mini module that came with the Top Secret DM's Screen was cool, too. You had to save the President of the USA from terrorists in a haunted bouse! LOLConversion of these classics to Spycraft d20 should be fairly simple. Rapidstrike and Lady In Distress are straight-up hack-n-slash dungeon crawls of the first caliber, while Sprechenhaltestelle and Fastpass (in particular) require much more careful thought and finesse. The dungeon crawls in particular are reminiscent of early D&D fun (though more plausible in nature). Other Top Secret adventures varied in quality.AEG has a FREE Spycraft adventure on their shadowforce archer site. I checked it out and it's pretty cool!</blockquote>

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