True20, I Think I Love You

kroh

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Nice to know that this rule set is getting love from more than just the fans. I like it becuase it provides the structure of d20 while bringing back the fun (If I wanted a rules system that was as complex to set up and play as d20, i could always go and play a video game. I like my rules transparent. When they come out with a d20 for dummies book... you know things have been taken too far).

Regards,
Walt

PS> Check out Chuck's Books!
 

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Brutorz Bill

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Looks like I'm in some good company.

Ironic that True20 actually removes the impetus I had for working on Modern Medieval, since it provides a unified system with all the coolness and functionality I desire for use with both Fantasy and Modern. That, of course, doesn't mean that the Modern Medieval supplements don't have their uses in a True20 campaign. They just need a little work.;)


Does this mean we might see some SEP True20 products???
 

FraserRonald

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Does this mean we might see some SEP True20 products???
Well, I have a second kid on the way in February, so I'm afraid SEP is going to take an even bigger hit than has already happened. That being said, if I do further work in RPGs, it's either going to be my pet project (Choson, an RPG about 16th century Korea) or True20, so there's always a chance.

I would love to adapt Modern Medieval to True20 fantasy.
 

Brutorz Bill

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Well, I have a second kid on the way in February, so I'm afraid SEP is going to take an even bigger hit than has already happened. That being said, if I do further work in RPGs, it's either going to be my pet project (Choson, an RPG about 16th century Korea) or True20, so there's always a chance.

I would love to adapt Modern Medieval to True20 fantasy.

Congratulations! Mine starts college next year.
I'd love to see you do a True20 version of Modern Medieval course I'd also love to see True20 versions of your Special Forces stuff.
Good Gaming!
 

You should check out Interface Zero... I like that book's take on Cybernetics better then Cybertech's cybernetic-enhancements as separate feats approach.
So how do they approach it?

I was planning to give my wallet a rest and not pick up Interface Zero, but I'd have to rethink that if there are great cybernetic rules.
 

Urizen

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So how do they approach it?

I was planning to give my wallet a rest and not pick up Interface Zero, but I'd have to rethink that if there are great cybernetic rules.

Hiya!

Thanks for your interest in Interface Zero.

You can purchase cybernetics/bioware for our character in a couple of ways.

First, you can purchase them outright, paying the cost for the upgrade (what we call cybernetic/bioware implants).

Or, you can take an Upgrade feat, which gives you 3 upgrade points to spend on cybernetic or bioware systems.

You can even combine the two, using upgrade points to offset the cost.

You can even opt to save your upgrade points and purchase more upgrade feats later until you accumulate enough points to purchase what you want.

Regardless of how you purchase the cybernetic/bio-mods, you must pay a tolerance cost, which reflects your body's ability to handle the integration of these systems.

To determine your Tolerance score add 10 to your total Fortitude save (10 + Base Fort + Con modifier + any relevant feats).

As you put more cybernetics and bioware into your body, your tolerance rating drops, and you start suffering penalties such as retarded healing, deteriorating personality, etc...

You can also purchase feats which allow you to improve your tolerance rating (Improved Tolerance), so there are ways to offset the damage done to your hero's body.

Various types of cyberware (masterwork, superior masterwork, etc) have lower invasiveness ratings, while others (usually substandard or blatant cyberware) have higher invasiveness ratings.

It's a trade off, but balances quite nicely. All in all great system.
 
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Qualidar

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I don't have an opportunity to buy it right now, can anyone give any reviews/overviews?

Fighterboy posted this over at the True20 forums:

Introduction.........................................2
Overview.............................................2
How to Use This Book............................2
ChapterOne: Warrior Creation.................3
What Defines a Warrior?........................4
Warrior Backgrounds.............................4
Warrior Core Abilities............................5
Warrior Variants...................................6
Fighter................................................6
Mystic Knight.......................................6
Fighting Styles......................................6
Learning a Fighting Style........................6
Unarmed Stylesvs. Armed Styles ............6
Skills and Styles...................................6
Attack, Defense & Styles........................6
Creating Fighting Styles..........................6
Sample Fighting Styles...........................7
ChapterTwo: Skills and Feats..................11
Skills..................................................12
Feats..................................................13
ChapterThree: The Arsenal.....................25
Armor.................................................26
Weapons.............................................29
ChapterFour: Expanded Combat..............39
Advanced Damage................................40
Advanced Criticals................................40
Margin of Success.................................40
Instant Death.......................................40
Automatic Damage................................41
Free Attacks.........................................41
Knockdowns and Knockback....................42
Miniatures............................................42
Vehicle Combat.....................................43
Mounted Combat...................................45
Pursuit................................................46
Stuck Weapons.....................................49
Getting a Weapon Stuck.........................49
Breaking Weapons.................................50
Weapon Toughness................................50
Teamwork Tactics..................................51
Combat Challenges................................51
Taking a Challenge ...............................51
Attack Challenges..................................51
Stunts.................................................53
Stunt Mechanics....................................53
Offensive Stunts ...................................54
Defensive Stunts...................................55
Maneuver Stunts...................................56
Variant Initiative Systems.......................56
Battlefield Events..................................57
Infection..............................................58
Damage Roll.........................................58
Saves as Defense Scores........................59
Mass Combat........................................59
Index..................................................63
License................................................64
 
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Angellis_ater

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I'm not going to promise anything specific, but we ARE working on several projects for True20. One is near completion and requires playtesting, one is a more general "Psionics Handbook" type thing (which will probably be released chapter by chapter like we did for Mind Unveiled) and I'm writing/playtesting a mini-setting called PSION. No definite answers on when they'll be released, how big they'll be or stuff like that. Just sharing.

Oh, and if anyone is interested, there will be a PSION book for Mutants & Masterminds too... that goes hand in hand with the True20 setting. Just... different views.
 

Brutorz Bill

First Post
Thanks for the info Andreas. Hope your True20/M&M endeavors are successful! Please keep us posted as they get closer to publication!
Thanks again,
Bill
 



Urizen

First Post
Hiya,

thnaks for your interest!

here's the complete list of the mythos creatures (not counting cult members, like a high priest of Dagon, or the Yezidis).

  1. Azathoth
  2. Nathicana
  3. Nyarlathotep, The Crawling Chaos
  4. Shub-Niggurath
  5. Umrat-Tawl & Ancient Ones
  6. Yog-Sothoth
  7. Animated Corpse
  8. Byakhee
  9. Coleopteran Collective
  10. Color Out of Space
  11. Cthulhu
  12. Dagon
  13. Dark Young of Shub- Nigg urath
  14. Deep Ones
  15. Elder Things
  16. Flying Polyps
  17. Ghoul
  18. Great Race of Yith
  19. Hastur the Unspeakable
  20. Hound of Leng
  21. Hunting Horror, The Haunter of the Dark
  22. Insect Philosophers of Callisto
  23. Mi-go, The Fungi From Yoggoth
  24. Rat Thing
  25. Shoggoth
  26. Greater and lesser Spawn of Yog-Sothoth
  27. Tsathoggua
  28. Yig, Father of Serpents
 

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