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<blockquote data-quote="madelf" data-source="post: 3499037" data-attributes="member: 15415">Thanks folks. That narrows things down a bit.Sounds like I'll need to take a look at Microlite20 for sure.And that descriptive concept for EZ20 sounds pretty interesting too, I could see that making conversion from other stuff (maybe even non-d20?) pretty easy.eyebeams:Does your Quick20 Advanced have a conversion guideline, for using d20 source stuff? Some of the things you're describing sound intriguing, but I don't have enough grasp of d20 to &quot;render things down to templated bonuses&quot; without a walk-through on how to do it (Honestly I haven't messed with d20 at all yet). Basically where I'm at is... I like the idea of being able to grab readily available stuff to stick in my game, and D20 has the most readily available stuff. But I very much don't want to have to learn all the ins and outs of the full d20 system to use the smaller ruleset, so if I can't use d20 material without doing so then I'd probably be better off with another system entirely.And yes, as Philotomy Jurament said... I'm looking for something that can cross genres. I'm looking to do a fantasy/modern(ish) blend in a 19th century-esque setting.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="madelf, post: 3499037, member: 15415"] Thanks folks. That narrows things down a bit. Sounds like I'll need to take a look at Microlite20 for sure. And that descriptive concept for EZ20 sounds pretty interesting too, I could see that making conversion from other stuff (maybe even non-d20?) pretty easy. eyebeams: Does your Quick20 Advanced have a conversion guideline, for using d20 source stuff? Some of the things you're describing sound intriguing, but I don't have enough grasp of d20 to "render things down to templated bonuses" without a walk-through on how to do it (Honestly I haven't messed with d20 at all yet). Basically where I'm at is... I like the idea of being able to grab readily available stuff to stick in my game, and D20 has the most readily available stuff. But I very much don't want to have to learn all the ins and outs of the full d20 system to use the smaller ruleset, so if I can't use d20 material without doing so then I'd probably be better off with another system entirely. And yes, as Philotomy Jurament said... I'm looking for something that can cross genres. I'm looking to do a fantasy/modern(ish) blend in a 19th century-esque setting. [/QUOTE]

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