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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Slapzilla" data-source="post: 3956398" data-attributes="member: 52781">I agree with JustKim and the 'finding the strength to succeed'.  From what I remember, many of the shows from that era (MLP, Care Bears, etc.) had teamwork as the solution for threats.  While the Smurfs had to worry about being eaten and had to be more resourceful than most, individual bravery won out most often there.  Saving Sprites and collecting Crystals can be challenging in and of itself, especially in a teamwork setting.  One Pony distracts JustKim's lava monster, another uses her power to enhance the strength of another as the now super strong one shoves the rock, blocking the lava monster.The evil witch has kidnapped a forest sprite and is going to... what, eat her?  Dull.  Extract her essense?  Not E for Everyone.  Clip her wings to make her broom fly?  Maybe.  Steal her 'fairy dust' to make her broom fly?  Better.  After they get through the fog maze, the scary haunted tree, the raging river (of lava?) and the witch's snarly familiar, they get to where the witch has the Sprite captured.  Whatever plan they come up with HAS to work.  Remember, teamwork is the important point here, not the plan itself.  This was true with Scooby-Doo, G.I. Joe, Tiny Toons,most of the junk on Saturday mornings nowadays.System-wise, if you can find the old West End Star Wars system somewhere on the internet, it's simple and only involves adding up a handful of d6s.  Toon (IIRC) has the same style of system but simpler.  I think d20 Modern could work if you wanted to create the characters for them before hand.  Good luck and keep us posted.</blockquote>

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