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| − | Welcome to the DC Sidekicks in WWII game. The | + | Welcome to the DC Sidekicks in WWII game. |
| − | We trying to go for a tone half way golden age and modern | + | |
| + | The concept of this game is that characters are sidekicks of canon characters who didn't have sidekicks during that era. | ||
| + | We trying to go for a tone half way golden age and modern. Not as simplistic as actual Golden Age stories could be, but not Watchmen either. You could say Bronze agey. | ||
We were looking at trying to remain somewhat true to the original source material while not "re-imagining" it. | We were looking at trying to remain somewhat true to the original source material while not "re-imagining" it. | ||
| − | While the sidekicks never existed, thier mentors must be superheroes from the 40's DC comics of that time, or | + | While the sidekicks never existed, thier mentors must be superheroes from the 40's DC comics of that time, or Fawcett or any others that DC bought out and are now part of the DC Universe. |
We are using the DC Adventures rulebook, which is identical to Mutants and Masterminds 3rd Ed. | We are using the DC Adventures rulebook, which is identical to Mutants and Masterminds 3rd Ed. | ||
Revision as of 18:33, 12 June 2011
Welcome to the DC Sidekicks in WWII game.
The concept of this game is that characters are sidekicks of canon characters who didn't have sidekicks during that era. We trying to go for a tone half way golden age and modern. Not as simplistic as actual Golden Age stories could be, but not Watchmen either. You could say Bronze agey.
We were looking at trying to remain somewhat true to the original source material while not "re-imagining" it. While the sidekicks never existed, thier mentors must be superheroes from the 40's DC comics of that time, or Fawcett or any others that DC bought out and are now part of the DC Universe.
We are using the DC Adventures rulebook, which is identical to Mutants and Masterminds 3rd Ed.
If you are interested in joining send a post to our recruitment thread
- DC Sidekicks in WWII Recruitment
- DC Sidekicks in WWII - IC thread
- DC Sidekicks in WWII - OOC thread
- DC Sidekicks in WWII Wiki
Contents
Gameplay
This is a shared universe so to speak an on specific GM.
Players will take turns GMing letting everyone get a chance at playing their characters.
Characters
- suedenim playing Kid Amazon (DC Sidekicks in WWII) aka Bobby Bradley aka Harmonia Prince (suedenim) the Amazon Kid, turns into a girl to use amazon powers and lasso. Wonder Woman's sidekick but with a Cowgirl theme.
- Psychophant playing Matchsticks (DC Sidekicks in WWII) AKA Benjamin de Los Santos (Psychophant)-is Green Latern's orphaned Philipino sidekick. He can control wood, much like Green Lantern Can't. Perfered weapons are two escrima sticks. Also a brain.
- Derion playing Might Maiden (DC Sidekicks in WWII) AKA Tiffany Lane (Derion) Superman's sidekick. Supergirl-like powers but is Lois Lane's niece.
- .Q. playing Spooky(DC Sidekicks in WWII) AKA Digby Boggs is the orphaned scrapper sidekicking with the Spectre. He can go insubstancial and terrifing presence. (Still under construction) Learned boxing from Ted Grant/Wildcat.
- TrumpetDC playing Night Nurse (DC Sidekicks in WWII) AKA Antonia Bruscais. Captian Mid-Nite's orphaned sidekick Healer, She has night vision and is an empath.
- That Other Guy playing Cavalier (DC Sidekicks in WWII) aka Christopher Knight, squire to Shining Knight, who wields the magical shield and sword of Lancelot
- Vanhagen plaing Stopwatch (DC Sidekicks in WWII) Blake Bell (Vanhaugen) His a watch can stop time, and is deadly with is his Throwing Mastery and his marbles. Team "Face." Flash's sidekick.
The Setting
The game is setting is Washington DC and starts on the morning of December 7, 1941. The US is just entering the war. For now, the charcters know each other, and some may have worked together, but the team has not been assembles and is nameless.
