Echoes of the Multiverse

Check it out:

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/ga ... oleplaying

I took a look. So... tell me more.

If you've read the Kickstarter, you know as much as I do. I heard about it on an RPG podcast, and I'm always interested in seeing how other folks handle a supers system, especially given the work I'm doing on my own RPG with includes a supers setting. That it comes with it's own superhero setting as well was another draw, as I love me some world building. The only kind of "weird" thing to me about some of the art makes the characters look like action figures. Not in a "these look like they would be selling toys of these" sense, but in a "that looks like a life sized action figure, complete with articulation joints".



Other than that, I'm curious to see what this rules light supers game will turn out to be.

Oh! Sorry about that, I thought that you were involved in this project.

Hehe, no worries. But no, it's just something I heard about from some RPG v-log and decided to check out. I'm not involved personally with the project.

Ares wrote: ↑Fri Jul 27, 2018 1:02 am

Her arms seem stubby.

Looks very cool actually

And I just got my copy of the book in. I haven't given it a thorough read yet, but it looks good from the flip through I gave it.
Though looking at when I originally posted this topic to today, it's a reminder for my own Kickstater projects to try to have a quicker turn out. When I do my own project I'm going to hopefully have the physical project mailed out within 6 months of the Kickstater's end.

FWIW, Alan Bahr is very responsive on Facebook and Twitter if you every have questions.

Tiny Supers is currently Pay What You What on DriveTrhu RPG.