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<blockquote data-quote="BookTenTiger" data-source="post: 8793705" data-attributes="member: 6685541">I wonder if you would need a mechanic for narrative control. Lois Lane isn't superhuman, so the radioactive robot isn't going to be punching her. The character playing Lois Lane needs mechanics that allow them to avoid a situation in which they are even getting punched in the first place.I could see something like Fate's fate points being used.For myself, I really like crunch. So it would be more interesting to me if Superman got feats like &quot;laser vision&quot; and &quot;flight&quot; and Lois Lane got feats like &quot;in the right place at the right time&quot; and &quot;there's always a plan b&quot; that allow her player to take control of the narrative.LOIS: My &quot;right place at the right time&quot; feat lets me (the player) place obstacles in the path of the bad guy. As the radioactive robot walks towards me, a water main breaks, enveloping the robot in a huge geyser.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BookTenTiger, post: 8793705, member: 6685541"] I wonder if you would need a mechanic for narrative control. Lois Lane isn't superhuman, so the radioactive robot isn't going to be punching her. The character playing Lois Lane needs mechanics that allow them to avoid a situation in which they are even getting punched in the first place. I could see something like Fate's fate points being used. For myself, I really like crunch. So it would be more interesting to me if Superman got feats like "laser vision" and "flight" and Lois Lane got feats like "in the right place at the right time" and "there's always a plan b" that allow her player to take control of the narrative. LOIS: My "right place at the right time" feat lets me (the player) place obstacles in the path of the bad guy. As the radioactive robot walks towards me, a water main breaks, enveloping the robot in a huge geyser. [/QUOTE]

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