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Marvel Multiverse Role-Playing Game: Playtest Rulebook
INTRODUCING THE MARVEL MULTIVERSE ROLE-PLAYING GAME! Take on the roles of Marvel's most famous Super Heroes-or create entirely new ones-to fight some of the most dangerous Super Villains in the Marvel Universe! Join Marvel and Tabletop RPG fans alike in this upcoming playtest of Marvel's new game. Co-created by Matt Forbeck (THE MARVEL ENCYCLOPEDIA, Dungeons & Dragons: Endless Quest) and packed with illustrations by Marvel's amazing artists, the PLAYTEST RULEBOOK features a subset of the rules for the upcoming game-including character creation and combat-plus an introductory scenario and full profiles for some of Marvel's greatest heroes: Spider-Man, Captain America, Captain Marvel, Wolverine, and more. To get started, all you need is this book, three regular dice, and a group of friends. Players who grab the PLAYTEST RULEBOOK will also have the chance to offer official feedback on the rules and help shape the game for its full release. Don't miss out on this chance to influence and enjoy the MARVEL MULTIVERSE ROLE-PLAYING GAME!
Readers Top Reviews
Adam Maynard
Obviously writing this only after a day with the book, may update after about 5 sessions. As of right now the system seems really cool and accessible. Character creating seems a slightly advanced for first time role players but if youve spent time with 5e, blades, gurps or any modern RPG you should be able to figure it out quite quickly. My favorite part no doubt is the artwork in the book. All drawn by marvel artists and it shows. The game system presented in the playtest is rules light so if you are not one for getting into the nitty gritty this could be a positive or negative. Personally me and my group are usually quite rules light and enjoy the occasional rule look up but by no means are we game system experts. For these types of people the game system in its current state could probably sustain you for the games lifecycle. For more hardcore rule sticklers you will probably want to upgrade to the full version upon its release. Which is of course what this book is for, Play testing. Price wise for me its a no brainer $12 for an official marvel rpg, even if its not finished, what are you waiting for? Pick it up!!
T RThomas P Grims
I’m disappointed in the Amount of material. Yes it’s a play test but when the first time i skimmed it I could see all the “more coming in the core rule set” so really most peeps should just wait for that
Mr. MoralesJoshJT
All was going well, nothing really exciting or new until you get to the powers. This “Power Set” concept was poorly executed and lazy. For such a huge world … I mean multiverse, one would believe that the system of determining your heroes powers would have much more diversity / options. The decision to make “Spider Powers” a power set was what made me put the book down and stop reading!
