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A: "But I feel that 2+2=5." B: "Unfortunately, reality does not match your feelings. It's 2+2=4." A: "How dare you!?"

Can’t wait to see what’s coming. I do have a follow-up question. How does the system handle the idea of interposing? By that I mean intentionally getting in the way of an attack meant for someone else. Superman speeding to put himself between Lois and a bullet, for example.

The Rebellion being the Viet Cong and the Empire being the US is the official read from Lucas.

Campaigns 1-3 are semi-connected and exist in the same world. There were crossovers at certain points. C4 is set in an entirely new world with no connections, that we know of, to the prior campaigns. So in terms of lore and what you need to know, C4 is a good place to jump in.

“What leftovers do we have? Thrown ’em in the pot.” Always the best kind of stew.

I'm right there with you. I've played most superhero RPGs and freelanced for a few over the years and MSH is still is my all-time favorite superhero RPG. When this was originally announced and MSH was mentioned my ears perked up. Seeing the quickstart only made me more excited. As a fan of more...

The thing to remember is they played together for years prior to the stream. It’s doubtful that Orion suddenly changed his personality and playstyle because of the stream. If the rumors are to be believed, there was some drug use involved, abuse of fans, and a whole lot of pure business.

Wow. That quickstart is really selling me. I was working on a superhero game that split things between action and reaction scenes where you recover during reaction scenes...and would you look at that...same idea here. And they really are leaning into the Marvel Super Heroes nostalgia. The stats...

Thank you gamers for proving, yet again, how little you understand stories and how they work.

Mike did a follow-up segment about Dragonbane. It’s mostly him reading comments. And most of them mirror the same arguments and comments we’ve had on this thread. It’s almost like people are jumping in the comments to carry over the arguments.

It’s absolutely insane how this stuff spread through fandoms. Pick just about any geek franchise and it’ll be on the right side of history. And yet, somehow, gobs of fans have “Well, actually’d” themselves into being on the wrong side of history. Absolute madness.

Yeah. So many people cheering for the space Nazis in the fandom of the anti-space Nazi franchise.

That’s the group I’m in. I was a nut for Star Wars a few decades ago. Gobbled up everything until around the time they killed Chewie in the novels then just didn’t care. Not because of that, it just happened to coincide. What casual fans get wrong? Many of the early novels, some comics, and the...

They’ve done a few great games, worked with some great people, but also platformed some less than great people. I have their noir RPG, Hard City, at my elbow. Tomorrow City, their dieselpunk RPG, is on the shelf across the room. And Untamed Worlds, their brand new uplifted animals military...

Can’t pick just one. Dark Sun. Too many unique things to count. But most of them stem from either: metal is scarce, magic destroys the environment, or psionics are commonplace. Spelljammer. D&D…in space! Al-Qadim. D&D…in fantasy Arabia and North Africa. Mystara. Again, too many unique...

You’re right by RAW, but I don’t see why a referee couldn’t spend a fear to gain a bonus based on a PC’s experience. Or give a penalty to a PC.

That’s great. I am so stealing that.

Thanks. I happen to have some of those. It worked great. Like 99% of the ink came off. Only a slight discoloration remains in a few tiny spots. Cheers.

I'm not sure if it's possible but I thought someone here might have an answer. I have a few old modules and splatbooks from the late 80s and early 90s that I picked up secondhand. Someone X'ed out the sku / barcode on the back with a marker. I'd like to remove the ink if possible without...