Alignment in a standard D&D game is often ignored. In a world where heroes and foes will have to overcome their difference in order to defeat Zemo’s hordes, even more so. Enter tactics. Tactics grant heroes powerful abilities when they find themselves in the right situational environments.
Raids serve to emulate the moments in the Marvel Universe where rogues hit the heroes where it hurts most. Often these result in sprawling, universe-shaking crossovers that require allies from all corners to come to each other’s aid.
One of the most interesting aspects of the Marvel universe is the ever-changing landscape of alliances and ideologies. In a world where Cyclops—often considered one of the X-Men’s greatest commanders has also been one of their toughest threats—no Marvel game would be complete without the ability to create temporary alliances. Even with the strangest of bedfellows.
Alignment in a standard D&D game is often ignored. In a world where heroes and foes will have to overcome their difference in order to defeat Zemo’s hordes, even more so. Enter tactics. Tactics grant heroes powerful abilities when they find themselves in the right situational environments.
Building continuity between multiple games in a larger overworld is a challenge. Marvel Overpower believes it’s an important part of the Marvel RPG experience. It should never be a burden, however. DMs and players can find the best way to include it (or not). The following sections will detail different aspects of a shared-continuity universe spanning several different campaigns, goals, and styles.
Building continuity between multiple games in a larger overworld is a challenge. Marvel Overpower believes it’s an important part of the Marvel RPG experience. It should never be a burden, however. DMs and players can find the best way to include it (or not). The following sections will detail different aspects of a shared-continuity universe spanning several different campaigns, goals, and styles.
Building continuity between multiple games in a larger overworld is a challenge. Marvel Overpower believes it’s an important part of the Marvel RPG experience. It should never be a burden, however. DMs and players can find the best way to include it (or not). The following sections will detail different aspects of a shared-continuity universe spanning several different campaigns, goals, and styles.
An integral part of the Commander Overlay added to a Marvel Overpower game, is the hub. It is a team stronghold, a social hub, a place to spend XP, start research, investigate anomalies, find missions, etc. This allows players a space to interact with the game and other players while not actively engaging a specific mission. Not only is this concept thematically rich, it also allows players of different engagement levels to interact with the game at frequencies that fit the individual.