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			[[Category:d20 Modern]]

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	Magic had adapted to the modern era. The "Techno Mage" class records spells digitally instead of on paper, can design simple devices or programs to cast a spell when activated (mechanically potions), create AI homunculus and cast spells through the phone or internet.		Magic had adapted to the modern era. The "Techno Mage" class records spells digitally instead of on paper, can design simple devices or programs to cast a spell when activated (mechanically potions), create AI homunculus and cast spells through the phone or internet.

			Got updated for [[5E\|5th Edition]] in an [[Unearthed Arcana]] article.

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1d4chan>Agiletek at 23:25, 14 March 2019

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	[[d20 Modern]] setting published by [[Wizards of the Coast]] in the book of the same name. In essence, D&D races and characters in the modern world. AKA "Not [[Shadowrun]]" or "Not Quite Shadowrun Because It's Modern, Not Cyberpunk, And Because There's A Masquerade Going On".		[[d20 Modern]] setting published by [[Wizards of the Coast]] in the book of the same name. In essence, D&D races and characters in the modern world. AKA "Not [[Shadowrun]]" or "Not Quite Shadowrun Because It's Modern, Not Cyberpunk, And Because There's A Masquerade Going On".

	Here non-natives to Earth (including non-native humans) and their descendents are known as ''Shadowkind''. There's a "veil" that makes most normal people see semi-normal (though often on the very end of "normal") things when looking at the various fantastic races. When ~~they~~ die, their bodies dissolve within seconds (most) or hours (heroic individuals). Most are stranded on Earth since planar travel ''from'' Earth doesn't work in this setting (one character in a sample adventure is capable of bringing things ''in'' however). ~~A group known as Department-7 exists that helps~~ Shadowkind~~, but the exact details are left for~~ the ~~GM to customize~~.		Here non-natives to Earth (including non-native humans) and their descendents are known as ''Shadowkind''. There's a "veil" that makes most normal people see semi-normal (though often on the very end of "normal") things when looking at the various fantastic races. When Shadowkind die, their bodies dissolve within seconds (most) or hours (heroic individuals). Most are stranded on Earth since planar travel ''from'' Earth doesn't work in this setting (one character in a sample adventure is capable of bringing things ''in'' on demand however). Normal people overtly exposed to Shadowkind acting abnormal multiple times quickly become immune to the veil.

	Not all Shadowkind are friendly. Many evil monsters have entered the world through the incoming planar tide and have adapted their schemes to this new world. [[Orc]] become gangbangers, [[Drow]] run seedy nightclubs and the most brutish monsters just rampage if they aren't first coerced into working as enforcers for other monsters. Certain entities from the Shadow are able to exert some kind of influence onto Earth, though this largely amounts to granting spellcasting and orders to minions.		A group known as Department-7 exists that is dedicated to studying the shadow and helping non-evil Shadowkind. The details (all of them) of this organization are left for the GM to customize, though it's assumed the PCs are likely to work for them shortly into their careers.

			Not all Shadowkind are friendly. Many evil monsters have entered the world through the incoming planar tide and have adapted their schemes to this new world. [[Orc]]s become gangbangers, [[Drow]] run seedy nightclubs and the most brutish monsters just rampage if they aren't first coerced into working as enforcers for other monsters. Certain entities from the Shadow are able to exert some kind of influence onto Earth, though this largely amounts to granting spellcasting and orders to minions.

	Magic had adapted to the modern era. The "Techno Mage" class records spells digitally instead of on paper, can design simple devices or programs to cast a spell when activated (mechanically potions), create AI homunculus and cast spells through the phone or internet.		Magic had adapted to the modern era. The "Techno Mage" class records spells digitally instead of on paper, can design simple devices or programs to cast a spell when activated (mechanically potions), create AI homunculus and cast spells through the phone or internet.

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1d4chan>Agiletek at 21:45, 14 March 2019

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	[[d20 Modern]] setting published by [[Wizards of the Coast]] in the book of the same name. In essence, D&D races and characters in the modern world. AKA "Not [[Shadowrun]]" or "Not Quite Shadowrun Because It's Modern, Not Cyberpunk, And Because There's A Masquerade Going On".)		[[d20 Modern]] setting published by [[Wizards of the Coast]] in the book of the same name. In essence, D&D races and characters in the modern world. AKA "Not [[Shadowrun]]" or "Not Quite Shadowrun Because It's Modern, Not Cyberpunk, And Because There's A Masquerade Going On".

			Here non-natives to Earth (including non-native humans) and their descendents are known as ''Shadowkind''. There's a "veil" that makes most normal people see semi-normal (though often on the very end of "normal") things when looking at the various fantastic races. When they die, their bodies dissolve within seconds (most) or hours (heroic individuals). Most are stranded on Earth since planar travel ''from'' Earth doesn't work in this setting (one character in a sample adventure is capable of bringing things ''in'' however). A group known as Department-7 exists that helps Shadowkind, but the exact details are left for the GM to customize.

	~~Here non-natives to Earth (including non-native humans) and their descendents~~ are ~~known as ''Shadowkind''~~. ~~There's a "veil" that makes most normal people see semi-normal (though often on~~ the ~~very end of "normal") things when looking at~~ the ~~various fantastic races~~. ~~When they die~~, ~~their bodies dissolve within seconds (~~most~~) or hours (heroic individuals)~~. ~~Most~~ are ~~stranded on~~ Earth ~~since planar travel ''from'' Earth doesn't work in~~ this ~~setting (one character in a sample adventure is capable of bringing things ''in'' however~~.		Not all Shadowkind are friendly. Many evil monsters have entered the world through the incoming planar tide and have adapted their schemes to this new world. [[Orc]] become gangbangers, [[Drow]] run seedy nightclubs and the most brutish monsters just rampage if they aren't first coerced into working as enforcers for other monsters. Certain entities from the Shadow are able to exert some kind of influence onto Earth, though this largely amounts to granting spellcasting and orders to minions.

	~~A group known as Department-7 exists that helps Shadowkind~~, ~~but the exact details are left for~~ the ~~GM to customize~~.		Magic had adapted to the modern era. The "Techno Mage" class records spells digitally instead of on paper, can design simple devices or programs to cast a spell when activated (mechanically potions), create AI homunculus and cast spells through the phone or internet.

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1d4chan>Agiletek at 09:41, 14 March 2019

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	[[d20 Modern]] setting published by [[Wizards of the Coast]]. In essence, D&D races and characters in the modern world~~, with a Masquerade thing going on (there's a Veil that makes most normal people see semi-normal things when looking at the various fantastic races)~~. AKA "Not [[Shadowrun]]" or "Not Quite Shadowrun Because It's Modern, Not Cyberpunk, And Because There's A Masquerade Going On".)		[[d20 Modern]] setting published by [[Wizards of the Coast]] in the book of the same name. In essence, D&D races and characters in the modern world. AKA "Not [[Shadowrun]]" or "Not Quite Shadowrun Because It's Modern, Not Cyberpunk, And Because There's A Masquerade Going On".)


			Here non-natives to Earth (including non-native humans) and their descendents are known as ''Shadowkind''. There's a "veil" that makes most normal people see semi-normal (though often on the very end of "normal") things when looking at the various fantastic races. When they die, their bodies dissolve within seconds (most) or hours (heroic individuals). Most are stranded on Earth since planar travel ''from'' Earth doesn't work in this setting (one character in a sample adventure is capable of bringing things ''in'' however.

			A group known as Department-7 exists that helps Shadowkind, but the exact details are left for the GM to customize.

1d4chan>The Hat That Was at 18:21, 8 October 2018

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	[[d20 Modern]] setting published by [[Wizards of the Coast]]. In essence, D&D races and characters in the modern world, with a Masquerade thing going on (there's a Veil that makes most normal people see semi-normal things when looking at the various fantastic races). AKA "Not [[Shadowrun]]" or "Not Quite Shadowrun Because It's Modern, Not Cyberpunk, And Because There's A Masquerade Going On".)		[[d20 Modern]] setting published by [[Wizards of the Coast]]. In essence, D&D races and characters in the modern world, with a Masquerade thing going on (there's a Veil that makes most normal people see semi-normal things when looking at the various fantastic races). AKA "Not [[Shadowrun]]" or "Not Quite Shadowrun Because It's Modern, Not Cyberpunk, And Because There's A Masquerade Going On".)

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[[d20 Modern]] setting published by [[Wizards of the Coast]]. In essence, D&D races and characters in the modern world, with a Masquerade thing going on (there's a Veil that makes most normal people see semi-normal things when looking at the various fantastic races). AKA "Not [[Shadowrun]]" or "Not Quite Shadowrun Because It's Modern, Not Cyberpunk, And Because There's A Masquerade Going On".)