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As part of MSH's combat sequence, players were allowed to make a defensive FEAT roll that could make it harder for foes to hit them. The...

To me, that’s kind of the “role-play” aspect of the superheoic genre, not really the mechanics. So the GM has to present the players...

Well, no one would say Cap, Bucky, or Black Widow aren't superheroes. But I could see running a Winter Soldier type game in Godlike/Wild...

Thanks for all the replies. It's looking like Outgunned seems to be the favorite. I've heard of it so I'll have to check it out. Wushu...

Depends on what kind of superhero tone your group's going for: Wild Talents and Champions can cover lethality a little better than most...

Huh? the DC Heros 40th anniversary kickstarter is still open for late pledges. FYI.

I personally didn't care. I like the idea of supers in a world where they weren't inherently protected by the fact that they were...

It doesn't have to be this way. We played a bloody street-level supers games where death was just as possible as it was in other genres...

Can confirm. I was part of a GURPS: VtM playtest, and ran a Brujah whose build involved maxing out his physical stats (Potence...

The danger with this tech has layers, where human corruption can make AI technology even harder to manage and if the public turns a...

M&M's designer Steve Kenson and Line Developer Alex Thomas discuss 4e updates:

Cypher system can do it, but cinematic action isn't its strong suit. Moreover, I don't know of a published or common hack that...

If folks are going to bring up Wushu, then Feng Shui is also a contender.

There's always been a tendency with NPC writeups to just write down whatever and ignore perfectly functional build constructs that any...