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d20 Modern Settings?

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#1
thorr_kan
Dec 08, 2009 10:02:18 What settings for d20 Modern were published in Dragon, Dungeon or Polyhedron?

I know there was GeneTech and ShadowChasers...
#2
bone_naga
Dec 08, 2009 14:36:49 Are you looking just for stuff from those mags? If so, I can't help you, didn't subscribe to any of them.
#3
AnimeSniper
Dec 08, 2009 20:28:35 There are a few Campaigns listed under the Homebrew D20 section at www.dandwiki.com that you could extend upon... and aside from seeking copies of the listed magazines on amazon not much I could help with or you could ask suggestions from your players of what type of campaigns they want to play...
#4
dulsi
Dec 08, 2009 20:53:57 Wikipedia's d20 Modern page list:

Dark*Matter: Shades of Grey
Mecha Crusade
Pulp Heroes
Thunderball Rally
Shadow Chassers (also in d20 Modern book)

Genetech is not on that page but is another one (also in d20 Future)
#5
rustam1
Dec 08, 2009 22:57:21 Dungeon Issue #90 with Polyhedron #149 = PULP HEROES
dungeon issue #91 with polyhedron #150 = shadow chasers
Dungeon Issue #92 with Polyhedron #151 = SPELLJAMMER: SHADOW OF THE SPIDER MOON
Dungeon Issue #93 with Polyhedron #152 = THUNDERBALL RALLY
Dungeon Issue #94 with Polyhedron #153 = OMEGA WORLD
Dungeon Issue #95 with Polyhedron #154 = MECHA CRUSADE
Dungeon Issue #96 with Polyhedron #155 = GENE TECH
Dungeon Issue #97 with Polyhedron #156 = V IS FOR VICTORY
Dungeon Issue #98 with Polyhedron #157 = UNUSUAL SUSPECTS: THE KAGE
Dungeon Issue #99 with Polyhedron #158 = HIJINX
Dungeon Issue #100 with Polyhedron #159 = KNIGHTS OF THE LICH-QUEEN
Dungeon Issue #101 with Polyhedron #160 = IRON LORDS OF JUPITER
Dungeon Issue #102 with Polyhedron #161 = THE SEEDY STREETS OF NORTHPORT
Dungeon Issue #103 with Polyhedron #162 = UNUSAL SUSPECTS: FEAR
Dungeon Issue #104 with Polyhedron #163 = overview of the d20 PDF market
Dungeon Issue #105 with Polyhedron #164 = DEATHNET
Dungeon Issue #105 with Polyhedron #164 = a starwars article
Dungeon Issue #107 with Polyhedron #166 = "Monster Hunting the Department-7 Way"
Dungeon Issue #108 with Polyhedron #167 = DARK MATTER: SHADES OF GREY

#6
dulsi
Dec 09, 2009 17:56:00 Not all the mini-games listed by Rustam1 are d20 modern games. V is for Victory and Omega World for example I know are not d20 modern settings.
#7
rustam1
Dec 09, 2009 21:47:48
Not all the mini-games listed by Rustam1 are d20 modern games. V is for Victory and Omega World for example I know are not d20 modern settings.

I beg to differ, mon ami, "V for Victory" is a WWII d20 minigame...d20 Modern (d20 Past) and "Omega World" is also a post-apoc d20 minigame...d20 Modern (d20 Apocalypse).
#8
dulsi
Dec 10, 2009 9:58:56
I beg to differ, mon ami, "V for Victory" is a WWII d20 minigame...d20 Modern (d20 Past) and "Omega World" is also a post-apoc d20 minigame...d20 Modern (d20 Apocalypse).

V for Victory and Omega World could both be done in d20 Modern. White Wolf's Gamma World was done with d20 Modern. However, those two d20 minigames are not d20 Modern games. They do not use the Strong Hero, Fast Hero, Tough Hero, etc. clasess. They were made before d20 Modern. There is a note at the beginning of V for Victory about this.
#9
TheRealOrion
Dec 10, 2009 12:25:04 I see, the difference here is between a d20 game and a d20 Modern game. Important distinction.
#10
rustam1
Dec 10, 2009 15:06:47 okay... d20 system

Omega World (2002)
In September 2002, Omega World, a d20 System mini-game based on Gamma World and written by Jonathan Tweet, was published in Dungeon 94/Polyhedron 153. Tweet does not plan any expansions for the game, although it received a warm reception from Gamma World fans and players new to the concept alike.

---------edit---------
well, my apologies, fine print says use dnd PHB, DMG, & MM. go figure.
#11
TheRealOrion
Dec 10, 2009 15:44:40 There was a small whirlwind of games built on the d20 system when the only source for that was D&D. Then after that, there's another whirlwind of games built off of d20 Modern, specifically. And then, of course, there's a whole crap-load of them that are a hybrid of both and/or shoot off in their own direction. It's not always clear which is which, but thinking about how close they are to each other can be useful.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 thorr_kan Dec 08, 2009 10:02:18	What settings for d20 Modern were published in Dragon, Dungeon or Polyhedron? I know there was GeneTech and ShadowChasers...
#2 bone_naga Dec 08, 2009 14:36:49	Are you looking just for stuff from those mags? If so, I can't help you, didn't subscribe to any of them.
#3 AnimeSniper Dec 08, 2009 20:28:35	There are a few Campaigns listed under the Homebrew D20 section at www.dandwiki.com that you could extend upon... and aside from seeking copies of the listed magazines on amazon not much I could help with or you could ask suggestions from your players of what type of campaigns they want to play...
#4 dulsi Dec 08, 2009 20:53:57	Wikipedia's d20 Modern page list: Dark*Matter: Shades of Grey Mecha Crusade Pulp Heroes Thunderball Rally Shadow Chassers (also in d20 Modern book) Genetech is not on that page but is another one (also in d20 Future)
#5 rustam1 Dec 08, 2009 22:57:21	Dungeon Issue #90 with Polyhedron #149 = PULP HEROES dungeon issue #91 with polyhedron #150 = shadow chasers Dungeon Issue #92 with Polyhedron #151 = SPELLJAMMER: SHADOW OF THE SPIDER MOON Dungeon Issue #93 with Polyhedron #152 = THUNDERBALL RALLY Dungeon Issue #94 with Polyhedron #153 = OMEGA WORLD Dungeon Issue #95 with Polyhedron #154 = MECHA CRUSADE Dungeon Issue #96 with Polyhedron #155 = GENE TECH Dungeon Issue #97 with Polyhedron #156 = V IS FOR VICTORY Dungeon Issue #98 with Polyhedron #157 = UNUSUAL SUSPECTS: THE KAGE Dungeon Issue #99 with Polyhedron #158 = HIJINX Dungeon Issue #100 with Polyhedron #159 = KNIGHTS OF THE LICH-QUEEN Dungeon Issue #101 with Polyhedron #160 = IRON LORDS OF JUPITER Dungeon Issue #102 with Polyhedron #161 = THE SEEDY STREETS OF NORTHPORT Dungeon Issue #103 with Polyhedron #162 = UNUSAL SUSPECTS: FEAR Dungeon Issue #104 with Polyhedron #163 = overview of the d20 PDF market Dungeon Issue #105 with Polyhedron #164 = DEATHNET Dungeon Issue #105 with Polyhedron #164 = a starwars article Dungeon Issue #107 with Polyhedron #166 = "Monster Hunting the Department-7 Way" Dungeon Issue #108 with Polyhedron #167 = DARK MATTER: SHADES OF GREY
#6 dulsi Dec 09, 2009 17:56:00	Not all the mini-games listed by Rustam1 are d20 modern games. V is for Victory and Omega World for example I know are not d20 modern settings.
#7 rustam1 Dec 09, 2009 21:47:48	Not all the mini-games listed by Rustam1 are d20 modern games. V is for Victory and Omega World for example I know are not d20 modern settings. I beg to differ, mon ami, "V for Victory" is a WWII d20 minigame...d20 Modern (d20 Past) and "Omega World" is also a post-apoc d20 minigame...d20 Modern (d20 Apocalypse).
#8 dulsi Dec 10, 2009 9:58:56	I beg to differ, mon ami, "V for Victory" is a WWII d20 minigame...d20 Modern (d20 Past) and "Omega World" is also a post-apoc d20 minigame...d20 Modern (d20 Apocalypse). V for Victory and Omega World could both be done in d20 Modern. White Wolf's Gamma World was done with d20 Modern. However, those two d20 minigames are not d20 Modern games. They do not use the Strong Hero, Fast Hero, Tough Hero, etc. clasess. They were made before d20 Modern. There is a note at the beginning of V for Victory about this.
#9 TheRealOrion Dec 10, 2009 12:25:04	I see, the difference here is between a d20 game and a d20 Modern game. Important distinction.
#10 rustam1 Dec 10, 2009 15:06:47	okay... d20 system Omega World (2002) In September 2002, Omega World, a d20 System mini-game based on Gamma World and written by Jonathan Tweet, was published in Dungeon 94/Polyhedron 153. Tweet does not plan any expansions for the game, although it received a warm reception from Gamma World fans and players new to the concept alike. ---------edit--------- well, my apologies, fine print says use dnd PHB, DMG, & MM. go figure.
#11 TheRealOrion Dec 10, 2009 15:44:40	There was a small whirlwind of games built on the d20 system when the only source for that was D&D. Then after that, there's another whirlwind of games built off of d20 Modern, specifically. And then, of course, there's a whole crap-load of them that are a hybrid of both and/or shoot off in their own direction. It's not always clear which is which, but thinking about how close they are to each other can be useful.