The Agency assigns ranks based on seniority, mission completion, and a variety of other criteria. While the Agency rank structure is significantly different from military rank structure, Agency personnel are treated as having an honorary rank by related military organizations. The agent is considered to have a superior date of rank to any military personnel encountered. An agent’s rank gives him a number of benefits, the most prominent of which is an increasingly larger paycheck and a better clearance level.

I wrote up this PrC because I saw a gap in the PrCs in the Soldier/Wheelman Class Guide. I wanted to see a PrC that focused on deep infiltration and scouting. While some of this need is filled by the Fixer/Pointman Class Guide, I still see a bit of a gap. Think along the lines of the Rangers from the computer game “Ghost Recon” and you have a general idea of what I am trying to emulate with this PrC. FWIW, I would love to hear some feedback on the forums about this or anything else you see on this site.

The bodyguard is the guy you call when you need someone protected well and good. This guy is a specialist at stopping attempts on his charge’s life. The bodyguard will even put his own life on the line to protect his charge. They are a serious type with no time for games. It is expect that you will follow their orders or you will lose their expertise.

Bounty hunters are the bane of any criminal that has “jumped bail”. Employed by bail bondsmen, their livelihood depends on being able to track down, and apprehend, their targets. Bounty hunters come from many walks of live but all require to be licensed by the local authorities.

Bushido is the Way of the Warrior. This is the honorable set of virtues the Bushi follows. Not only a soldier, but also nobility, the Bushi tempers his soul by entering combat respecting his enemies the same as he respects his own lord.

This supplement will clarify rules concerning conversion of Cyberpunk 2020 cyberware items into their d20 System equivalents for use with the Spycraft game. Bon Appetite!

A character planner for Spycraft.

A simple guide to the chase rules in Spycraft.

Everything you ever needed to know about creating balanced classes for Spycraft.

A handy sheet detailing all the combat actions available in Spycraft.

An aid for running combats in Spycraft.

This document is a conversion of the Cyberpunk 2020 netrunning rules (C2020, pages 127-174) into a d20 System format (more specifically for Spycraft, but usable with any d20 System). It is highly recommended that players or gamemasters wishing to use this conversion read the referenced section in its entirety before employing these rules.

The scariest person during recruit training is the drill instructor. It’s his job to transform raw recruits from civilians into the lean, mean, fighting machine that can be a productive member of the armed forces. Hardcore professional soldiers, the fear and respect that the drill instructor instils is felt throughout a soldier’s years of service, and beyond.

The duelist ignores all other paths to travel the Way of the Sword. He IS the blade, it dances, in his hands, moving left and right, bending to his will. The blade flows like water, without thought, rising and crashing as a wave falling upon the rocks.

Rules for fame based on those in the James Bond 007 RPG.

From the card-playing cowboy to the casino visiting gentleman, those with the luck of the Gambler are often well known in their establishments. The Gambler masters the luck of cards and applies to that living life as stylish as possible. Usually Gamblers are picked up when caught cheating and the agency realizes their knack for luck, but just as often the Gambler’s high life leads them right in danger they have to get themselves out of.

A sheet detailing brief notes on PCs.

Resolute in his position, the Guardian never backs down from a fight, even if the fight doesn’t involve fists or swords. Steeped in the training of both magic and combat, the Guardian can handle any threat.

This scenario was originally written for the 1999 Royal Air Force Wargaming Association Role Playing Competition using the Top Secret/S.I. rules. It was updated in 2002 for use with the Spycraft rules and updated, and revised, in 2008 for use with the Savage Worlds rules.

Simplified from my original hit location rules: when taking an aim action a character may increase their attack threat range by taking a penalty to hit equal to twice the threat range increase.

Initiative cards for use with Spycraft.

An interactive character sheet for Spycraft.

Often as tall and wide as a mountain, the Juggernaut is more of a small wall than a large man. So determined to not fall against his enemies, the Juggernaut can even inspire his allies to stand and fight.

This set of Mystic and Psion rules is intended to provide an alternative to the existing Spycraft/Shadowforce Archer rules for magic use. These alternate rules tend to suit a more active style of magic use, while not requiring the character spend levels on a magic using class. Enjoy!

The martial artist is a specialist at unarmed and melee combat. They are heavily trained to use their body to its fullest potential. The martial artist also has the skills in using melee weapons to deadly effect. They do not rely heavily on ranged weapons, especially firearms.

I picked up the Pan-Asian Collective sourcebook for Shadowforce Archer – mostly because I have been dying for some descent d20 martial arts rules. The book does a good job in presenting a good deal of options for a martial artist, including some nice stance feats. But man, oh man, there are just too many feats right now for Spycraft/SFA. This is one approach to help maximize the use of a character’s feat slots while also giving them a bit more color.

A specific character sheet for the Shadowforce Archer mentalist class.

A specific character sheet for the Shadowforce Archer mystic class.

Combined with the Spycraft Espionage Handbook or the Spycraft Lite supplement this preview introduces all the information necessary to create a 1st-level agent with mystical abilities. For the full details on mystic powers, invocations and ancient relics, and much, much more in the first official Spycraft setting check out the Shadowforce Archer worldbook, available from AEG in May 2002!

An agency for use with Spycraft.

Additional information for the NACID agency.

An agency for use with Spycraft.

An agency for use with Spycraft.

A specific character sheet for the Shadowforce Archer physical adept class.

The playboy spy, a staple of espionage novels for many years, nearly never sets out with the intention of becoming a spy. It’s more something he falls into, normally as a result of being in the wrong place at the wrong time. However, that is not to say he doesn’t have something to offer, and those who would underestimate him do so at their own risk.

Volume 1 of Jim Wardrip’s compilation of firearms and related equipment.

A detailed review of the Spycraft Modern Arms Guide (1st Edition Spycraft) by Dave McAlister

A review of 1st Edition Spycraft by Si Brodie.

A review of the Strike Force 7 sourcebook for 1st Edition Spycraft by Wolverine.

These feats were designed after a thread on the official Spycraft Mailing List brought up the subject of Security Clearances in relation to agents.

An agency for Spycraft.

A computer program that aids in the running of chases.

Additional weapons for use with Spycraft Lite.

A fan created compendium of all the rules from the various Spycraft publications.

A program for working gear in Spycraft.

A specific character sheet for the Shadowforce Archer telepath class.

A campaign setting for Spycraft.

Optional rules for weapon malfunctions.

World War II era weapons for use with Spycraft.