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Are villains assigned to fight the heroes, or do we just find a match that needs someone?
Usually you just pick one and play, but if no one gets any takers sometimes we'll assign them. Usually it's better if people just pick their own though.
The villian squads are selected by the editors for normal matchs. For training matches however, players can make up their own villian teams.
Christ did not come to condemn the world, but to save it.
I guess there's two things that have really kept me from joining. Well, I guess one thing really, but I also happen to have a thought on such stuff. It seems that at this point, with so many figures taken, there are a lot of figures gone and a lot of stuff that's happened making it hard to know which teams are still viable and thus if there's even the potential to play as a team I'd want to play as. Related, it makes me wonder about if I'd have to know much/anything about events that have gone on thus far with other teams.
Which brings me to the other thing I was thinking - if a player wanted to, could they try to go with a team of villains instead of a team a heroes? Not saying that I'd definitely want to, but if I was left unable to put together a hero team that I wanted with the characters available, would it be a possibility?
I am open to the idea of it, but it hasn't really been done before (unless you count the Suicide Squad). But there are still tonnes of hero teams that one can do thesedays with all the figures available:
I've already had people show an interest in the following teams: Avengers, F4, Guardians of the Galaxy and SHIELD (awesome!), but other great Marvel teams I can think of off the top of my head are:
Alpha Flight, Champions, Heroes for Hire, Marvel Knights, X-force, X-factor, New Mutants, Generation X, Infinity Watch, Squadron Supreme and Thunderbolts. I'm sure that there are others, and I'm also sure that Shear could come up with a similar list for the DC side.
It's worth noting that we don't allow 'substitute dials' in this league. The character can only be the name it says on the dial.
Christ did not come to condemn the world, but to save it.
Usually you just pick one and play, but if no one gets any takers sometimes we'll assign them. Usually it's better if people just pick their own though.
The villian squads are selected by the editors for normal matchs. For training matches however, players can make up their own villian teams.
Where do I find out what hero games, if any, need a villian?
Well, I've edited the index for the rules in so far. RPSC veterans, can you see anything missing? As you can see I've taken DM's way of doing it and streamlined it a little by putting things into catergories. Hopefully that will make it easier to find a particular rule when looking for it.
Christ did not come to condemn the world, but to save it.
Added some more rules. I fiddled with the Regen roll - it seemed silly to me that the Regenners had an equal chance of healing up between issues regardless of how many clicks they had taken at the end of the issue. So I made it a standard Regen roll to heal back the clicks (so if they're knocked 4 clicks down, they'd need to roll a 6 to heal). But if they're only knocked just onto KO, it's a 3-6 needed.
I think we talked about removing the 'activation click characters are wounded past their activation click' rule, but not sure if we actually decided on it.
Christ did not come to condemn the world, but to save it.
Nice new thread, WM. I'm going to have to train my eye not to just scan for the big 'RPSC' at the front, though That'll learn me to get lazy about my forum reading.