Editing Supers (section)

== Supers Roleplaying (Or: /tg/ Relevance) ==

There have been plenty of Supers roleplaying games. Here are some of the more notable ones:

* Various DC and Marvel adaptions. There have been several of both. 
** The most notable of the former used the Mayfair Exponential Gaming System, or MEGS, and a complex array of charts to successfully contain the vast array of powers and powerlevels the average superhero setting requires at the cost of being impenetrable to those who aren't from the 80s and didn't grow up with this stuff.  ''Blood of Heroes'', a fan-made game running on the same engine with some tweaks, is the Pathfinder to its 3.5, but its homemade setting is generally seen as underwhelming.
* [[GURPS]] has books dedicated to just the mechanics ("GURPS Supers"), and a few settings (notably, International Super Teams (or "IST") and licensed adaptions of Hellboy and Wild Cards)
* [[Savage Worlds]] similarly to GURPS, has support for Supers roleplaying.
* [[Champions]]
* [[Mutants & Masterminds]].
* [[Villains and Vigilantes]]
* [[Superworld]]
* [[Princess: The Hopeful]] is essentially "Magical Girls in New [[World of Darkness]]"
* The [[Sentinel Comics Roleplaying Game]], the RPG spin-off to the equally /tg/-relevant card game [[Sentinels of the Multiverse]].  The exact opposite of ''Blood of Heroes'' in terms of being a fanmade setting that takes inspiration from classic superhero stories while still asserting its own identity and telling good stories with the characters, being based around the fictional "Sentinel Comics" imprint with a fictional history that informs many creative choices.
* [[Masks: A New Generation]] Teens / young adults superheroes, Coming of age meets superhero TTRPG.  Think Young Justice, or one of the many X-men titles staring younger mutants.