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This supplement introduces one of the most popular genres of anime to players of d20 System role-playing games: the 'mecha' world of giant transforming robots, powered battle armor, star-spanning space cruisers, speedy hot rods and motorbikes, military assault vehicles, giant mechanical monsters, and much more. The d20 Mecha book provides a detailed, point-based creation s...more
Published May 29th 2003 by Guardians of Order
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Aug 15, 2011Max rated it really liked it
This book presents a pretty good point buy based system for creating giant robots and other vehicles for the D20 family of roleplaying games. It does a good job of being generic, although it feels like it works best with D20 BESM, a game I have never read, and one that is relatively obscure compared to D&D 3.5 or D20 Modern. My other issue with the book is that it has some editing and design issues, including in one case a picture of a sample mecha with no accompanying description, but these...more
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d20 Future is an accessory for the d20 Modernrole-playing game written by Christopher Perkins, Rodney Thompson, and JD Wiker. It facilitates the playing of campaigns in the far future, using elements such as cybernetics, mecha, mutations, robotics, space travel, starships, and xenobiology. d20 Future is one of the most extensive of science-fiction d20 games, and has its own SRD, which is a source for many other sci-fi d20 games.
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d20 Future introduced a number of new elements to d20 Modern, including:
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The book presented a number of campaign models, which provided a framework for building a full campaign setting but did not include a full-scale setting. Campaign models introduced include:
Expansions[edit]![]() d20 Cyberscape[edit]
d20 Cyberscape is an expansion for the d20 Future supplement of d20 Modern. It adds more Cybernetics to accompany those found in d20 Future, as well as alternate forms of cybernetics, such as cybernetics in fantasy. It also includes a cyberpunk campaign model called CyberRave, in which the world has become a collection of corporation-owned and run countries.
d20 Future Tech[edit]D20 Mecha Compendium Deluxe Edition
d20 Future Tech is a 96-page supplement for the d20 Modernrole-playing game and the d20 Future supplement. This supplement contains rules which expand on various weaponry and gadgets from d20 Future.
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The book contains additional material expands of the following topics already established in d20 Future: Weapons/Personal Gear, Starships, Mecha, and Robotics. There is a chapter on how future technology affects life, and one on integrating different types of combat (Mecha vs Vehicle, Starship vs. Mecha, etc.).
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