Category:Heroic Roleplay - Dave's Marvel Game

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Welcome to David Shuppert's new Marvel Heroic Roleplaying campaign. As most of you know, I LOVE MRHP. So does my family. The four of us are playing a long term (that's the plan) Marvel campaign. Some more details are splattered under the character briefs. I'll try to get the other characters up shortly. Also, please excuse the messiness and typos here. I'm currently sitting in my hospital bed on some killer pain meds. I'll try to clean this up after I get out and get rested up. WELCOME!

Primary Characters

We decided to roll these characters up completely randomly. I had never bothered using MHRPs randomly generated characters rules. Everything was completely random EXCEPT: I allowed two rolls for each power (not number of powers, power levels or number of power sets mind you, only what powers they had) to try to get their exact powers more in line with what they had in their heads. For instance, Devin wanted to play a "tanky jedi-type", David Jr didn't care and went 100% random, and Pam wanted sort of a Black Widow-y / Parker (from Leverage, shame on you if you didn't know that). I am playing a character alongside them, as well. He was only 60% to 70% random since I needed him to be Kree for later stories (and I had pretty much mimic the Kree power set rolling randomly (yes I could have selected it, but that would have forced me to drop two powers that I though made him neat, although fairly unreliable :) hehe).

Thalinor:

A young man who spent most of his life living in the secret city of K'un-Lun. He was forbidden to learn their the K'un-Lun's martial secrets, but he was allowed to train with the monks (including Danial Rand) when they were not locked away, training in secret. He was a scholar, however, and was allowed to study some of the ancient texts. The name, Thalinor comes from an ancient K'un-Lun monk. (Watchers Note: Devin, Thalinor's player, wanted to play a "tanky Jedi". It was quite impressive how well the system worked for this.)

Bullet: I'm taking full advantage of Marvel's sliding timescale for this. I'm Going back several years to around 2006 Marvel Time. My anchor point for the timescale is putting all the comics from 2015 into the last third of our year 2015. So, for example, Reed and Sue would be married in 1999; Galactus and the Surfer introduced themselves in 2000 (nearly very end of the year); Secret Wars in 2005; Operation: Galactic Storm in 2008; Age of Apocalypse in 2009; and so on. This will allow us to play an ongoing campaign and use some of he best, past Marvel events. Fall of the Mutants will be rough on Bullet. Annihilation: Conquest will be tough on Mithras unless he some gets back into the empire's good graces. Age of Apocalypse will be a funfest as well. As you can see, we like long-term campaigns. Always have. Just curious if someone else would be interested in something like thif...

William "Bill" Mercer (yes, the whole Bullet Bill thing came Mario :D ) is a mutant. On the day his mutant speed manifested, he had an accident, running out through the school into an oncoming bus. He woke up a few days ago, but seven years had passed. Someone had kidnapped him from the hospital on the day he went in. A few days (weeks? not sure yet) ago he showed back up. Someone had brought him back, because cameras conveniently shutdown as he/they moved through rooms and potential witnesses collapsed with no recollection of the incident. Mutant hysteria seems to be nasty right now, so he's staying low. His parents passed away, he can't find his brother, and his only friend is this OBVIOUS alien/mutant named Mithras (aliens may be despised more than mutants, so, there's that...)

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