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Any chance we'll eventually see these as Mutants and Mastermind's Superlink products like where the Thrilling Tales products are going?

Morgantown is only about a 3 hour drive from the Washington, DC area...hmm, thats doable. Consider me interested. ;)

Here is a link with pics of Game Parlor's Woodbridge game space: http://www.gameparlor.com/Store/wstore.html Its' a good location and "slightly" bigger than the Chantilly location, but if they have an event going on (wargaming is very frequent) that space will fill quickly. And for those that...

I don't know your experience, but having the Wild Die makes PCs way "cool" compared to NPCs, bennies or not.

Changes: The timeline is advanced (including Time of Crisis as a part of history now). The characters from Foes of Freedom are included, though one or two where not (can't off hand remember which ones). A chapter is lncluded with suggestions for designing characters with backgrounds in FC. Each...

Cancelled? KKKHHHAAANNN!!!

E-mail sent. Again, high praise for a great game!

Sweet! Great system, by the way.

My guesses: Call of Cthulhu Marvel Superheroes Rolemaster Space: 1889 Traveller

Actually, Starfleet Games is producing thier Prime Directive Game with d20 and d6 rules. For those that don't know, SG (wasn't it once Taksforce Games?) has the rights to produce material for thier table-top war game set in the Original Series of Star Trek (which includes RPGs).

Savage Worlds This is a Universal System that traces its' origins to Deadlands: The Railroad Wars miniatures/combat game. It is designed to be a "rules-lite" system; the Fast-Play rules (which are provided for free) are under 20 pages. The corebook contains the rules, but no setting info...

Yes, but not on the fly. Unless you had it written on your character sheet, you couldn't use it until you gain enough experience to buy it. At least as far as I remember, its' been a while. FASERIP does have a good and elegant system, totally agree there! The fact that MnM has a system for...

Many comic book superheroes use their powers in new and interesting ways. Fire-using heroes, for example, are frequently seen doing all kinds of crazy things: creating smoke screens to both obscure and/or suffocate, create dazzling light, fly, encase their bodies in flame, shoot explosive...

Add me to the list of fans also, good sir! You guys came up with a really good, rules-lite d20 game. Core Elements inspired me to think how to model the rules to do super-powers, as that genre can get "rules-heavy" real easy and the challenge of rules-lite would be fun. Anyway, keep up the...

First off, I find your term "tolerated" to be quite insulting. The Atomic Think Tank may vigorously defend 2nd edition, but criticisms of 2ed and love of 1ed is not berated. Disagreements and debate arise, yes; but "intolerance" is not what happens there. You might be missing an important...

While I tend to agree with you, I hope this thread doesn't turn into a MnM vs. d20 Superheroes battle. I more interested in hearing what folks think of a d20 Superhero Supplement and what it might include. You make some fine points, though, WizarDru! Heh, heh...I did that. One of my goals...

The FAQ has been posted and suggested how to deal with issues like this. Although the example given is not exactly like the situation you describe, it seems to follow suit.

Good point!

d20 Superheroes + d20 Past = League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, Gotham by Gaslight. d20 Superheroes + d20 Future = Legion of Superheroes, Dreadstar, Guardians of the Galaxy. d20 Superheroes + d20 Apocalypse = Thundarr the Barbarian, Friends of Justice* And those are just off the top of my...

Don't know about Wizards books or B&V, but MnM has some editing mistakes. I found three page reference mistakes and one of the archetypes is missing feats. Personally, out of 200+ pages I'm not concerned; a little disappointing though.