FASERIP à la sauce BASEs

[le Redoutable]

what about a machine power level ( a.i. ) ?

 

[le Redoutable]

I'm sure Jackie Chan should be able to wield Thor's Hammer ( Mjolnir )

 

[le Redoutable]

Use two stats, with the best one gives the BASE

Other stat ranges from 1 to BASE

BASE 1
Other stat is
1 ---> shift_0

BASE 2
Other stat is
1 ---> feeble
2 ---> poor

BASE 3
Other stat is
1 ---> poor
2 ---> good
3 ---> excellent

BASE 4
Other stat is
1 ---> typical
2 ---> excellent
3 ---> incredible
4 ---> amazing

BASE 5
Other stat is
1 ---> good
2 ---> amazing
3 ---> unearthly
4 ---> shift _Y
5 ---> shift _Z

BASE 6
Other stat is
1 ---> excellent
2 ---> monstrous
3 ---> shift _Y
4 ---> class_1000
5 ---> class_5000
6 ---> beyond range

 

[le Redoutable]

now if Gods live betwen Past and Future,
and if Saints rule in the Real Time,
then perhaps After_Worlds could live in the world after ours, i.e. in next world ( after the next immaculate conception ) and use BASE 8...

 

[James Gasik]

Completely unrelated note: I highly approve of adapting FASERIP to a new game- I recently did something similar myself ("See Confessions of a Hack Game Designer" if morbidly curious)! Marvel Super Heroes had some flaws, but it really feels like one of those systems that was ahead of it's time for being able to quickly create heroes and jump into play, but still having a fairly robust system.

I know a few who preferred Mayfair's DC Heroes game, but we can try to ignore those heretics.

 

[Alzrius]

Completely unrelated note: I highly approve of adapting FASERIP to a new game- I recently did something similar myself ("See Confessions of a Hack Game Designer" if morbidly curious)! Marvel Super Heroes had some flaws, but it really feels like one of those systems that was ahead of it's time for being able to quickly create heroes and jump into play, but still having a fairly robust system.

I know a few who preferred Mayfair's DC Heroes game, but we can try to ignore those heretics.

For what it's worth, there's a retroclone of the system that's actually titled Faserip (affiliate link), and while it's primarily superhero-focused, it does talk about playing superheroic characters in other genres.

 

[James Gasik]

For what it's worth, there's a retroclone of the system that's actually titled Faserip (affiliate link), and while it's primarily superhero-focused, it does talk about playing superheroic characters in other genres.

Nice, I had no idea people still enjoyed the system. : )

 

[le Redoutable]

I still find #1 a very nice post