review: d20 Future

[The Holy Saint, Grand High Poobah, Master of Monkeys, Ehlers]

reference: http://www.timewastersguide.com/view.php?id=969

I really need to buy this. The concept of d20 Future as a generic set of SF rules for d20 sounds much better than their Star Wars system was. Of course, I'm not seeing the things balanced like I saw them in B5. Still plenty o' hit points and such.

[Gemm: Rock & Roll Star; Born to Rock]

I've had this for a while. But alas most people I know aren't really looking for a sci-fi-ed game. Most of my friends want D&D, or they've lost their roots and don't even want to play. Oh, such sad times.

But I do like the book. As Fell said there are tons of litle things here and there. My favorite part of the book are the "upgrade" like features. Where you can add a certain ability or more equipment to something. I forget what they're actually called, but they are neat. The sad part though is that the book just ends. As if they ran out of room or something.

[Entsuropi]

Meh. Gurps for me.

[MoreDew]

Oh, this is a great book.  I am currently running a d20 modern and I use the d20 future a lot in the campaign.  I especially love how the book allows you to incorporate various technology progression into the game.  It rocks.

[Nicadymus]

While I have not used the book myself, I do enjoy MoreDew's campaign.  His incorporation of various techs and mutations has been interesting to experience.  In that sense I think this is a great book.