Which "Decade Book" for Spycraft would you like to see most?

[Blue_Kryptonite]

1880s. Definitely. I modified Spycraft to run the showstoppers campaign with the PCs using Tesslagraphs to coordinate with spymaster PT Barnum.

 

[trancejeremy]

What I would like to see for Spycraft is a book just full of core classes, covering a range of non-spy jobs/professions etc (and maybe even some spy archetypes that Spycraft seems to have missed).

I love the basic Spycraft rule set, and would like to use it for modern d20 instead of d20 Modern, but I need more classes. (I've tried coming up with them on my own, but they are tricky).

 

[Cergorach]

How about a spycraft campaign set in 2020/2030? Would create some creative oppertunities for the writers...

 

[redmetal]

1950's

I'd love to see the 1950's, spying old fashion style. It's the beginning of the cold war and the space program and could have some great adventures dealing with the cold war.

 

[dpmcalister]

However, for those of you gunning (har har) for a military campaign, this fall will see the release of both US Militaries and World Militaries. These books provide information on the organization, forces, tactics and weapons of armies and special forces units around the world, providing an excellent base for Spycraft military campaigns, SG-1 revisions, or even mastermind organizations for standard Spycraft. Just FYI

I highly recommend both of these, especially World Militaries