#BLOOD OF HEROES CHARACTER SHEET PLUS#

Honest! I'm just being generic and speculating. Superman being said to be invulnerable or “nigh-invulnerable” creates expectations, and the writers have a habit of disappointing those expectations in the search for conventional drama. Expressing or creating (RPG) concepts in a way that builds dramatic facilities. When it comes to comics, it’s all about the words. But it’s something you’ve got to communicate to your audience – no matter how blatant. It’s the same kind of useful diversification. He could lose his speed, but still be able to track speedsters. I also have a feeling that what (I think) used to just be part of Super-Speed is now Super-Senses, i.e. It’s both strongly defined without being precisely limiting, and enables areas of growth. Minor/major, lesser/greater, that sort of thing. I think you basically have to think of it in D&D terms. Invulnerability has been split into 2/3 factors. So, you can see how it creates a nice bunch of distinct power terms to play with. Super-intellect (hah! Didn’t think I’d forget that one didja?).But this is basically all just speculation and ideas I've been chewing over, for when you want Superman-fighting enemies.Īnd it mostly comes down to establishing the right terminology for consistent theory and practice.

So this is actually based off a 1938 Superman fan script I was having fun with, but I decided it could be easily adapted and applied to the main Supes, because I think it could fix a lot of “bugs” the writers are having, and define Superman in a way I reckon they’d write more comfortably. The screen is among the finest I've ever seen, and while parts of the GM booklet will be of variable utility to individual GMs, there is something there for everyone.SUPERMAN CHARACTER SHEET (for comics, not an actual game) I highly recommend this for anyone playing Blood of Heroes or DC Heroes. The 'Gamemaster aids' include a variety of items: a combat tracker (helpful for organizing big battles, with lots of combatants) a character worksheet (for creating new characters) a combat phase breakdown sheet (very helpful for new players) benchmark charts for aech of the nine main attributes a set of miscellaneous charts for particular advantages, disadvantages, powers and skills (that will save wear and tear on your main gamebook) a complete alphabetical index of powers, separated into physical, mental and mystical categories, together with a comprehensive skill list a listing of suggested power groupings for elemental linkings and, last but not least, a character sheet with plenty of space for all the standard entries and a character illustration. Chris Tatro did a great job on the writing, and the adventure also features helpful NPC cutouts.

It is heavy on role-playing, and can be used for absolutely ANY power level - the higher the better. I wouldn't recommend it as the opening adventure for a campaign, but it's a wonderful change-up pitch for characters who a GM would like to 'bring to earth' for a session or two.

Mulholland, a mad 'pulp' scientist with a collection of fantastic inventions right out of the Silver Age. 'Switcheroo' is an off-beat adventure that can be plugged into virtually any campaign, and features Dr.

The Gamemaster booklet contains a variety of GM and player aids, together with 'Switcheroo,' an 11 page stand-alone adventure, written by Chris Tatro and illustrated by Ray Hedman. The GM's side also reproduces the action and result tables, together with tables for benchmark APs and 'upper' benchmark APs, as well as a combat maneuver table, a universal modifier table, the 'going for broke' table, and tables for landscaping, entrances & openings, buildings, walls, and furnishings, not to mention the 'information' table (combining tables for perception checks, clue analysis, gadget identification and interrogation.Īll in all, the GM Screen is a first-class production and presents all of the most-frequently consulted charts for both players and the GM. The player's side also contains the action and result tables, tables for recovery checks and combat maneuvers, and a miscellaneous set of charts for combat sequence, activation of automatic powers, pushing automatic actions, knockback, AP equations, an attitude adjustment table, initiative and movement rules, a section on throwing and breaking things, and optional rules for stunning and killing combat. The GM screen is tough and sturdy and features gorgeous art (on the player's side) by Mike Conrad. It is, of course, designed for Pulsar's Blood of Heroes Role-Playing-Game, but is also 100% compatible with Mayfair's DC Heroes 2nd and 3rd editions.

#BLOOD OF HEROES CHARACTER SHEET PLUS#

This product includes a 4-panel gamemaster screen (double-sided for a total of 8 facings) plus a 40-page Gamemaster Booklet, all packaged in a slick vinyl storage sheath.

Blood of heroes character sheet