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<blockquote data-quote="GlassJaw" data-source="post: 2093400" data-attributes="member: 22103">I haven't played MnM yet but I've read all the rulebooks.&nbsp; Good call on the balance issue Heap.&nbsp; I've made up some characters for fun and compared them to the ones in the book and was pretty surprised at how different PL10 characters can be.&nbsp; Some of the powers and combos are just more powerful than others.&nbsp; While I don't have a huge problem with that, the more &quot;casual&quot; gamer could be lost in the dust if the hero they create can't cut it in-game.From just reading the books, it also seems to me that the powerhouse/tank-type hero is very difficult to damage with physical damage.&nbsp; If you have two Super Strength/Protection supers, it basically comes down the roll of the dice.&nbsp; Now while this may be true for two 10th-level fighters as well, they will have a greater variety of abilities between them.&nbsp; The powerhouses in MnM will look extremely similar.&nbsp; Again, this may not be the case in actual play, it's just the feeling I've gotten from reaing the books.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="GlassJaw, post: 2093400, member: 22103"] I haven't played MnM yet but I've read all the rulebooks. Good call on the balance issue Heap. I've made up some characters for fun and compared them to the ones in the book and was pretty surprised at how different PL10 characters can be. Some of the powers and combos are just more powerful than others. While I don't have a huge problem with that, the more "casual" gamer could be lost in the dust if the hero they create can't cut it in-game. From just reading the books, it also seems to me that the powerhouse/tank-type hero is very difficult to damage with physical damage. If you have two Super Strength/Protection supers, it basically comes down the roll of the dice. Now while this may be true for two 10th-level fighters as well, they will have a greater variety of abilities between them. The powerhouses in MnM will look extremely similar. Again, this may not be the case in actual play, it's just the feeling I've gotten from reaing the books. [/QUOTE]

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