Supers

I still stand by the argument m&m is the definitive supers rpg.

And street level is way more fun than higher levels imo, always seems to invite more creative powers, for example in a campaign my group previously played our team consisted of
>Zombie Punisher
>An electrical conduit who could only electrify metal objects
>A roller skating cyborg
>The world's fastest origami master

I like Worlds in Peril when I want to keep close to the comic book feel.

>>46487604
>Zombie Punisher
Franken Castle?

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>>46487604
>The world's fastest origami master

>>46487604
>world's fastest origami master
How is this used to fight crime?

So in fantasy games, the heroes meet in a tavern.
In sci fi, the heroes meet on a ship.
where would they meet in a street level supers game? Highschool/university campus? A coffeeshop? At the scene of the crime.

>>46487791
From what I can remember
>Folded a swarm of origami bats and hurled them at foes
>Made a giant origami statue in seconds, only to kick it down on top of a group of muggers
>Origami plant vine whips

>>46487941
That's actually a pretty neat application of a seemingly useless superpower.

>>46487532
>iceman
>north star
>war bird
>Wolverine
>gambit
>Karma

What a shitty fucking team. Le 2 gay dudes, a lesbian, a guy who should have never made it out of the 90s, an over used character, and fucking war bird

>>46488392
>hating on based Northstar
Get a load of this faggot

>>46488392
Liu's run is one of the few good recent X-Men books. And fuck you, Gambit's been consistently great since Carey reintroduced him in Legacy.

>>46488474
>liking a character whose main sell point is that he was a closeted fag

I normally HATE rolling for stats in tabletop games.

However after reading Worm, I think I'd be willing to give it a shot for a supers game. There is a very clear disparity in power levels even among the Undersiders, but they still make it work really well. As well, I think not getting control over what powers get handed to you makes for a better, more organic character. Maybe have the group roll for powers into a pool, then divvy them up as a team?

>>46487532
>What is your favourite system to run supers games in?
What are my choices? So far I've only read M&M, Wild Talents and one of Marvel RPGs, not sure which one exactly.

>Superheroes are cool, man.

Only the guys that don't dress like they're in a gay pride parade.

Iron Man, the Black Knight, Doctor Doom, etc >>>> Spider-Man, Wolverine, Captain America, etc

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>>46489589
>Iron Man
> >> anyone

>>46487532
High-flying. You can have a street-level story with literally ANYTHING. Why not play to the strengths of comics? Do something giant and fantastic, go for broke. This isn't to say I don't enjoy stuff like Punisher or Daredevil though, I've enjoyed their stuff as well, and it would be ridiculous to make them high-level. I just prefer seeing the high-level stuff though.