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Sancutary: d20 Modern

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#1
DrWorm
Oct 11, 2008 3:18:41 I have read d20 modern (a couple years ago) and thought it had promise. I am now currently quite smitten by the series Sanctuary on the Sci-Fi channel and thought it might be fun to run as a game. I have more Spycraft books but I think modern might be easier to set the game in. What books would you recommend I buy to run a game in such a setting?
#2
penchant
Oct 11, 2008 22:24:45 Start with the small campaign modules in the core book. The shadow chasers and urban arcana are your best bet. Sanctuary is inbetween those two as far as setting goes; friendlier than one and not as pervasive as the other. Both the published campaigns would serve you well (Urban Arcana and Dark Matter) but you can run just from the material in core.

Happy Hunting.
#3
foghorn
Oct 20, 2008 19:19:17 Not sure if you knew about it or not, but Spycraft's got a pdf called Back to Basics that took the d20 Modern classes and put a Spycraft spin on them. If you like your Spycraft books, but want some of the flexibility found in d20 Modern.
#4
DrWorm
Oct 20, 2008 20:26:57 Actually I did not know that, I will have to look for it. So far the campaign is in the rough outline form, so I have time to decide what system to run it in.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
#1 DrWorm Oct 11, 2008 3:18:41	I have read d20 modern (a couple years ago) and thought it had promise. I am now currently quite smitten by the series Sanctuary on the Sci-Fi channel and thought it might be fun to run as a game. I have more Spycraft books but I think modern might be easier to set the game in. What books would you recommend I buy to run a game in such a setting?
#2 penchant Oct 11, 2008 22:24:45	Start with the small campaign modules in the core book. The shadow chasers and urban arcana are your best bet. Sanctuary is inbetween those two as far as setting goes; friendlier than one and not as pervasive as the other. Both the published campaigns would serve you well (Urban Arcana and Dark Matter) but you can run just from the material in core. Happy Hunting.
#3 foghorn Oct 20, 2008 19:19:17	Not sure if you knew about it or not, but Spycraft's got a pdf called Back to Basics that took the d20 Modern classes and put a Spycraft spin on them. If you like your Spycraft books, but want some of the flexibility found in d20 Modern.
#4 DrWorm Oct 20, 2008 20:26:57	Actually I did not know that, I will have to look for it. So far the campaign is in the rough outline form, so I have time to decide what system to run it in.