Favorite d20 Modern "campaign"

[Desdichado]

Of the little mini-campaigns that have been introduced so far, which is your favorite? If I were to run something today, it'd probably be an amalgam of more than one of these, but still, this poll is about picking just one!

 

[dpmcalister]

Gene-tech - it evokes so many, wonderful, memories of playing TMNT in the 80's

* TMNT = Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, a Palladium (sp?) game based on the comic - not the films or cartoon series!!!

 

[Thain]

Nani?

Hey, you forgot to include MechaCrusade!

 

[Bagpuss]

Re: Nani?

Hey, you forgot to include MechaCrusade!

I wouldn't class that as D20 Modern. Its Science Fiction and nothing in the D20 rules is really set up for that sort of campaign.

And if he's forgotten that then he's also forgotten....

Pulp Heroes
Thunderball Rally
and Omega World

Although I would only class Thunderball Rally as D20 Modern (perhaps Pulp Heroes as well since it is so close to the modern era and rules set).

 

[Shapermc]

TMNT = Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, a Palladium (sp?) game based on the comic - not the films or cartoon series!!!

I still have that book. THat is a really fun simple RPG for people who have never played before to start with just getting used to RPG's. I use to pull this out when I was bored all through high school and college. It was quite simple to make NPC's and Baddies and It fit in the same bag as all my other books. I still pull this out every once in a while and when I do most people are interested. I need to use extream house rules for this game unfortunatly

I would go with this Gene-Tech game if it is any thing like TNMT from Pallidium Universe

 

[Desdichado]

Gene-tech is a techno-thriller genre. TNMT most certainly was not that! IMO, the similarities are not deep or substantial, they are very superficial.

 

[Shapermc]

I only had the one on the left

 

[Shapermc]

Is Gene-Tech available online? I would like to read it to see who is more correct on the TMNT stand point

 

[threshel]

I voted for Urban Arcana, even though I'm running a homebrew. It's not far off in theme, though. I love the idea of magic in the modern age.


J

EDIT: grammatic error.

 

[dpmcalister]

Gene-tech is a techno-thriller genre. TNMT most certainly was not that! IMO, the similarities are not deep or substantial, they are very superficial.

True, but what caught my eye was the mutant creature approach. It just screamed TMNT.