Brian RogersHaving just finished the Micronauts Monday write ups on Gone & Forgotten I have a strong urge to either
a) run a FASERIP game for Micronauts adventures in '80s Marvel Universe; new Micronauts but they are 3.75" high exiles trapped in a world they never made.
2) Design a game on the conceit where PCs are in a comic based on an action figure line, giving the players huge input on the setting design.
The Trout ๐ณ๏ธโโง๏ธ@deidungeon We still play Marvel FASERIP. Current campaign is set in the Old Man Logan/Wastelanders setting.
DEI Dungeon ExplorersWho loves superheroes games? Marvel Super-Heroes was our favorite, What's yours?
Art by Steven Butler. From Avengers Coast-to-Coast 1984.
randomwizardIf you are looking for some super hero rpg rules in the public domain, I put together Phase Four many years ago (based off of 4CS).
https://legacy.drivethrurpg.com/product/187251/Phase-Four
All the text is public domain. All of the images are public domain in the United States as best as I could research them. Most of them are comic book images that lapsed their copyright when you use to have to renew your copyright.
I keep all of the text in my codeberg repository as a markdown file as well.
https://codeberg.org/random-wizard/phase-four/src/branch/main/markdown
Audrey Winter has moved!Started a thread about #superhero speedster running speed and the slowness of the speed table in Advanced #FASERIP (by Gurbintroll Games, a retro-clone of the 1980s Marvel Super Heroes) on Big Purple.
True to form, respondants keep bringing up things like extra actions and multiattacks, even though I SPECIFICALLY stated, more than onece, that I was only talking about straightline speeds. Thread is full of it.
Big Purple gonna Big Purple.
My copy of Advanced #FASERIP from #GurbintrollGames is finally here, after a week's delay. I'm excited! I never had any contact with the original Marvel version (sadly!), and only had a PDF of Phil Reed's older 4C retro-clone, so it's wonderful to have a beautiful hardback of the system to hold in my hands. Looking forward to making use of it! The Resolution Table on the back cover is particularly delightful.
Craig
Chris Spivey (Author)The table is set for #MarvelSuperheroes #FASERIP! I love this game and hope the kiddo does too.
E.T.SmithI've been tinkering with my own version of #FASERIP for several years now -- I feel its still an uncommonly nimble, versatile and vibrant system deserving of continuing attention. But I keep hitting a structural roadblock -- one of the game's three foundational elements* is a map-based skirmish system that's pretty good ... except that it makes no allowance for airborne combatants, in a game about superheroes. 1/2
Who is gaming this weekend?
Here are the new items in the #etsy shop. More superheroes than you can shake a stick at, a very fun introduction to the Third edition game, and some Dragon Lords for D20.
