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T7-1899 The Minds of Tomorrow d20 Modern Ghost, Actual Ghost: Within the last year, multiple spirits have been sighted roaming the factories at night. Some workers believe that they are ghosts of those that were brutally killed by the Trust's thugs during the strike break. Spirit: Within the...

T7-1839 Vampire Werewolf Zombies d20 Modern Vampire Werewolf Zombie, Master Vampire, Master: A humanoid or monstrous humanoid slain by a VWZombie’s energy drain attack rises as a VWZombie loyal to its creator (called the master vampire, or simply “master”). A creature killed by a VWZombie’s...

I am just joining a Cypher system game so I am new to the system but it sounds like any time the opponent hits really hard you want to either spend points on defense to avoid the bigger pool cost damage, spend points on offense to take them out quicker so you take less big hit damages in the...

Post-Apocalyptic Blues (Player's Guide) d20 Modern Ghost: ? Zombie: ?

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Remember that 3.0, 3.5, and Pathfinder 1e are all very similar but each has tons of small different fiddly differences throughout their rule sets so what triggers an attack of opportunity or the specifics of spells will be slightly different between each one and it pays to look things up for the...

This is one I don't have. Undermountain is a big megadungeon though and I think this is a later 3.5 so the combat encounter stats should be pretty much in a page by themself, just be sure to double check the monster feats, powers, and spells beforehand so you don't end up missing out on relevant...

I was completely happy using monsters from any 3e based d20 system in the same game, so 3.0, 3.5, d20 modern, and all the pathfinder 1e SRDs give a huge free monster palette, not to mention monster books from stuff like EverQuest d20. I found the Trailblazer idea of using 4e style minions and...

Post-Apocalyptic Blues (GM Edition) d20 Modern Ghost: ? Zombie: ?

I love the Trailblazer phantom attack bonuses for rogues and monks. I added them as house rules in my 3e and pathfinder 1e games. My advice, don’t sweat the exact calculations on monsters and NPCs in your prep, close enough is a great time saver on the DM end. Also reskinning is allowed. You...

Humble Bundle Go Big or Go Home Bundle a ton (up to 57) of big core books from Warhammer FRP to Vaesen to Runequest. Also a big Humble Bundle Numenera bundle for the Cypher system and a little 5e.

Damnation Decade d20 Modern Vampire, Folkloric Favorite: ? Zombie: This game takes place in the same tragic universe as depicted in films like Soylent Green, Rollerball and The Omega Man: a world with a wrecked ecology and shattered polity, spiraling toward oblivion as its oceans bubble, disease...

How are you handling how he gets his powers normally? In the 1e DMG it requires divine servants or the god to physically deliver spells 3rd level and higher. I dislike the 1e planar model of knocking out god connections for recharging cleric spells, reducing magical item efficacy each plane you...

I started this thinking I would like the themes but I just was not enjoying the music and bailed pretty early.

d20 Menace Manual (d20M) d20 Modern Undead, Undead Creature: An undead is a once-living creature animated by spiritual or supernatural forces. Bodak: The fraal, or grays, occasionally come into conflict with true evil, just as humans do. A fraal slain by a force of evil becomes a bodak—a kind of...

I remember a British radio production of The Shadows Over Innsmouth which was great except the pronunciation of Innsmouth as inns mouth was grating to my New England native ears.

Euthanatos followed by the Cult of Ecstasy. Death mages I just was not clear on their reality paradigm as a cosmology and how that fit into clear archetypes. There was a little about reincarnation but nothing that clearly jumped out at me. Ecstasy did not seem to be that big a paradigm either...

I also got the sense that a lot of sons of ether were fairly individualistic on their scientific paradigms. One's death ray might work on different principles than another's leading to less consensus on how to collectively influence the dominant paradigm of the principles of reality.