Once again there are updates to Aliens and Threats. I added a couple more and tweaked the XP award for the Lupine. CR 12 was excessive. According to the calculation using the Modern d20 cultist with the werewolf template (D&D Monster Manual) would give the creature a CR of 12 total, because you add the CR of the lycanthrope to the CR of the animal type and add it to the CR of the humanoid you're using. I dropped the CR animal type.

See, this is why I like simplification. Just gimme the damned monster stats and let's play.

Made major updates to Who d20: Aliens and Threats. Added a couple of things and also included XP awards for those of us who just don't want to deal with all of that CR stuff.

Basics
Doctor Who envelopes ordinary people in a modern setting into a brand new universe that most people don't have a clue exists. This is a concept that the Unearthed Arcana setting for d20 Modern runs with. Just replace monsters with aliens and magic with technology and you have the same exact game. You can practically use any class or any race from any d20 Modern suppliment or guide, including from any time period! Wanna see a tyrranosaurus rampage through Tokyo? Wanna have a laser pistol packing cowboy? Sure. As long as your gamemaster says it's okay.
Nessesary Publications: d20 Modern Core Rulebook and d20 Future. Recommended: d20 Future Tech, d20 Past and d20 Menace Manual. All published by Wizards of the Coast, Inc.

Characters
Any of the basic classes are fair game for standard character creation. If your dealing with higher level campains, especially not ones set on modern day Earth, I would definately allow some aliens in as player character races. I might even allow a time traveller as a new starting occupation for a character.
New Starting Occupation: Time Traveller
Time travellers hail from all over the known universe. They come from all races and genders, some actually performing a service to government bodies, such as Time Agents, while others just hitch a ride to wherever or whenever a fellow time traveller is going.
Prerequisite: Age 15+
Skills: Choose any two of the following skills as perminant class skills. If a skill you select is already a class skill you recieve a +1 competence bonus on checks using that skill.
    Computer Use, Knowledge (technology, time or history), Survival.
Bonus Feat: Select one from either Alien Weapons Proficiency (pg. 11; d20 Future), Planetary Adaptation (pg. 13; d20 Future) or Spacer (pg. 13; d20 Future).
Wealth Bonus Increase: +1
( More d20 Who within the cut... )

First of all you need the rule book. Either in hard copy form (which I prefer) or a pdf version. Please, please don't snag a 'free' version of the game. People deserved to be paid for their hard work. You can get good used copies for around $25 or buy a pdf from WotC for $15 or so. But don't get an unliscensed copy. It's just... wrong.( More within the cut... )

Go buy this book. No, seriously. You NEED this book. Not particularly helpful if you plan on exploits before the 9th Doctor, but absolutely essential to anyone playing in the modern Who 'verse.

This has so much additional information in it that you aren't given in the show, it's reduculas. The hardcover is a bit pricey at $27.99 US but Amazon has it for $18.47 and you can snag it at Borders for slightly less than that if you use one of those 40% off coupons that wander into your inbox from time to time. Gloss pages and great color photos fill this book. So pretty.

The information given about Raxacoricofallapatorius is practically worth it. It's just as shame that some of the preproduction art that's pictured doesn't quite match what you see on screen. Just chaulk the discrepencies of 'Hooverville' to being drawings of a different shanty-town. Yea.

So who wants some character sheets? Heh. Get it? Who?

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Aw, never mind.

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