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Speaking of which:

Louis Porter Jr. Design has released Prisoners of the Black Box: Coil & Demolition (Super-Powered by M&M). Here is information on this...

I've thought about doing that with Savage Worlds. It's not going to play the same though, which is just something I'll have to accept.

https://rpgmuseum.fandom.com/wiki/Theatre_of_the_mind https://slyflourish.com/guide_to_narrative_combat.html...

There's always

Brindlewood Bay has been received pretty well by the mystery rpg fans: https://www.gauntlet-rpg.com/brindlewood-bay.html

The 4e playtest goes over just that with a newer approach to combat called "Spaces": "Using gridded maps is entirely optional in M&M...

Not sure who "they" are, but I meant serial killers (y)

D&D 5.5's efforts of streamlining are exactly what I don't want. Why can't crunchy systems be allowed to remain crunchy systems? There's...

I've been playing M&M for 17 years and it is my favorite superhero system. It does take a lot of time to master, but I think the...

I feel like that kind of simplicity makes it a different kind of superhero game mechanically, and I like the kind of game it is. I'm...

I've run and played a lot of Supers RPG's over the past 40+ years including M&M and I do have the playtest rules. Some thoughts: M&M...

Sam Altman is head of a company engaged in a race with half a dozen rivals, where the cost of competing is measured in the hundreds of...

Well, no, you don't need strong excuses. You just need to play the "well, that's what fantasy looks like" card. Tolkien designed...

The Fortune 500, serial killers and bird-killing spiders.