d20 System

The roleplaying system which first appeared in Dungeons & Dragons 3E.

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Open Game License

The term 'd20 System' is a trademark of Wizards of the Coast.

Works

• Alchemy System ● A modified d20 game set in its own universe.
• Animalball Melee ● A simplified d20 System for gladiatorial combat.
• Basic Fantasy Role-Playing Game ● A fusion of Basic D&D with D&D 3E to create a simple, light-weight game.
• Blue Rose ● A d20-based RPG.
• Contagion ● A free wargame.
• Core Elements ● A distillation of the d20 System in just seven pages.
• d20 Anime ● Play magical girls, sorcerers and mecha pilots using everyone's favourite system.
• d20 Modern ● Modern role-playing, from occult investigation to special ops and anything in between.
• d20 Open Mass Combat System ● A free wargame.
• Dan's Diminutive D20 ● Quick and easy d20 role-playing.
• Dungeons & Dragons 3E ● The third edition of the world's most popular roleplaying game.
• Microlite20 ● A simplified version of the d20 System.
• MULRAH ● An RPG that has undergone considerable changes in recent versions.
• Pathfinder ● A role-playing game based on Dungeons & Dragons 3.5.
• PCGen ● A character generator for the d20 System.
• Perfect20 ● A variant on D&D 3e.
• Prometheus SRD ● An open version of the character creation and advancement rules from Dungeons & Dragons 3E.
• Raven Crowking's Fantasy Game ● Raven Crowking's reworking of Dungeons & Dragons
• Simple 20 ● A simple d20-based RPG.
• Spellchrome ● A classless version of the d20 System.
• Sweet20 ● Bringing indie sensibilities to the d20 System.
• Tech Noir ● A cyberpunk game that uses a d20.
• True20 ● A d20-based RPG.

Sources

• Green Ronin Publishing ● An RPG publisher.