Hello all fellow Canadians.

For those with ambition to create a Campaign or to take clixing to something beyond a weekly mixing of random figures, these rules might help you make your venue/home games a little more fun.
I haven't posted my scenarios yet, but that'll be in late January.
Go to this website and download the PDF's if you are interested

http://www.mysterious-stranger.com/f...opic.php?t=120

I'll release this to the rest of the clix-world if I get some positive feedback from the rest of the clix community that resides in Canada (the village)

So far the lower-mainland of BC is taking it up with glee, so I haven't shot too far from the mark

Interesting...

Honestly, the updates scared me with all the shuffling and such. I might take a peak at the rules one day soon...as I am always tweaking mine. The campaign I am currently constructing is the Squadron Supreme. I've written the first 10 parts (battles), but think I'm only a third of the way through. What I do when setting up a campaign, is think of the main story. Who are the key combatatants? There has to be some low-level and high-level characters or teams. Some random scenarios that don't tie directly to the storyline are also needed to help our heroes level up. I've also rough drafted some of my own BFC's and Feats. I just have to take the time to Photoshop them and print them. Of course, I have this battle royale thing that's taking up my free time right now...

Yes, the updating annoys me as well.

I've got it down where the rules are pretty much there. I just have to account for some semantics, and any new feats (like Revenge). I'm only going to update the teams / figures when new sets come out now. So this will be once every 4 months.
After origins it should level out. I've got 3 venues using the rules in my part of the world, and they seem to be going well.

I dig what u are doing with a Squadron Supreme scenario. The thang I built was more for the venue environment, and is less specific in theme. I've yet to post my scenarios, but that might give an indicator to the format/style of approach I was using.
Anywho, glad to know there is one Canadian out there keeping an eye on things

Always my friend...