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FASERIP Question

Started by Brand55, July 11, 2015, 07:20:26 PM

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Juisarian

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July 11, 2015, 11:08:58 PM
The Gratis Games version is a good book but includes quite a few subtle rule changes from MSH. They also kept the stat names but changed the column names for some bizarre reason.

Phillip

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July 12, 2015, 06:05:16 PM
The Advanced (and later-edition Basic) sets had several tables for defensive moves. It's really simple, though, to give -N CS with whatever rationale seems meet.

I've got the old four-volume Gamers Guide to the Marvel Universe, which gives MSH stats for lots of characters. On a more limited scale, there are topical books on the Fantastic Four, Avengers and X-Men series.

Sometimes, looking at a write-up for a Marvel character will help me work out the depiction of a new character. Then again, sometimes I find the official version inadequate.

Mostly, though, I find it very easy to whip up something from the basic building blocks.
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