I loved the collecting the Marvel RPG books, not because I enjoyed play the game. I always found it difficult to stay in character with heroes that have so much history. Plus it bothered me when the GM diverged from canon. What I liked about this books is how they broke down the character’s powers and rated their strengths and weaknesses. It made for great Sunday afternoon rainy day reading and daydreaming.
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I think I had that set… along with Star Frontiers and the Indy Jones set… those were the days.
oh….hell yeah…..the game system as average at best but oh….pouring over every little power, history, stats of every hero/villian…..classic.