Author: 오승한

Can the EIC reduce or raise PCs’ bonds if it fits for fiction? (“Hey, you stood her up again…”)

Some questions about Drive :

1. Can a PC change his Drive only after he opens all the move within the drive?

2. Does a PC abandon his former Drive Move (which is opened) after he change his Drive?

3. Can a PC get Acheivements from the book and Moves which are already opened?

I think Burnout move example (p.64) is in collision with the rule. 

In the example, EIC says “It is definitely Borderline and just roll 2d6”, But shouldn’t it be “Possible and roll 2d6+Bond”?

And “move faster than the speed of light” is in Cerebus’ Power Profile, not Zip’s.

This is my attempt at “Spider-Man” (Sam Raimi’s version, which is one of my favorite superhero movie.)

Spider-Man

Maneuver : +2

Investigate : +1

Protect : +1

Influence : -1

Smash : +0

Origin : The Accident & A Death in the Family

Drive : Protect

Powers : Superhuman strength and agility, Spider sense, Shooting spider-web strings from wrist, Wall walker.

Limitation : (Frequently difficult) 

– Losing his power when he gets mentally stressed

– Having difficulty bonding with Mary Jane because of his superhero duty

– Constantly condemned by Daily Bugle

Power profile 

– Simple (+1) : Cling to surface, Danger sense

– Difficult (+1) : Swinging, Ensnare foes with spider-web.

– Borderline : Lifting a heavy object (weigh several tons)

– Possible : Stopping a 1000t weight train with spider-web.

– Impossible : Creating spider-web which is impossible to cut.

Bond (5)

– Aunt May 2

– Mary Jane 1

– Harry Osborn 1

– New York City 1

Some questions have sprung to mind during character creations:

1. I felt the necessity to make detailed limitation list for my character. Not only for defining the level of limitation,  but also for character’s background and roleplaying.  My question is : Does “Removing one of the limitations on your  powers by spending 3 achievements”(p.123) mean removing one of the limitations which I made for the character? And can I  remove a limitation which is unrelated to my power(hero’s duty, relation with media, etc)?

2. I’m still not clear on defining “possible” level of Power profile. Is it just “Beyond Borderline but not Impossible so you can make the possible effect when you Burnout?”

I just got the book 🙂

Originally shared by Scott Hamilton

Just in case anyone is interested 🙂

http://www.allocosm.net/2015/07/11/review-worlds-in-peril-rpg

Does Moderate Condition regard as two conditions(and Critical Condition as three condition) when I count Conditions Threshold of an enemy?

And I found a typo in p.184.  (PDF) “…Here’s an example Heavy Hitter.” It is an example Punching Bag, isn’t it?

I have some questions about condition.

1. Can a character aggravate target’s condition without choosing enough “Impose a condition” options if it fit for the fiction?

(“I will open up his wound!” or “I will throw him into the river. He has body of fire, so probably very lethal to him… Do I need to choose 3 condition for give him Critical condition?)

2. If a character get a more serious condition than existing one(broken arm to severed arm, for instance) in the fiction, Does “severed arm” replace “broken arm” or stack up?