Layers of d20

[JBPuffin]

Alright, so I have a question, but first, a similar one as an example: Pathfinder and the Wizards Star Wars RPG are different systems, but both primarily use the standard d20 setup. If someone wanted to, say, use them both in a game, it could be done, correct? (if Star Wars is radically different, then think D20 Modern and Pathfinder instead).

So, in the same vein, imagine someone gluing this (https://sites.google.com/site/harrypotterd20/home) to this (http://www.finalfantasyviid20roleplayinggame.yolasite.com/)...you may see my interest. Whether or not the idea itself is stupid, are they too different to bind together without one overpowering the other? In case no one else is interested, I'll be looking into the power levels and such myself to be sure, but I thought I would stop by and leave this for y'all to chew on. See you all around.

Edit: So uh...yeah, turns out you can't really glue FF7 and Harry Potter together easily, thanks to the final fantasy being VERY different from standard. Forget I said anything about that, k?

[Gildedragon]

overall you can splice d20 systems together, you just need to see what one is doing (check feat compatibility etc...)

a note on the HP one: Kinda surprising +intelligence or charisma doesn't give bonus spells known.
Also, very hogwarts-centric. Though it allows veela characters, none of the other schools have support.
the houses ought be 1st level only feats... or associations within the game, where getting high enough association score makes you a house prefect...