Please check out the discussion/review. Burning the Midnight Oil is an eight page adventure which is included in Metahumans Rising (Superhero RPG, 198 pages). I used three PC characters that are included in the document. I did change the third one to be the same level as the other two (lowest level). To solo this, I used Mythic Game Master Emulator (with a twist). The adventure started when Smokin’ Mirrors (Michal) was eating Pink Peppercorn and Saki Ice Cream, for the first time, at his girlfri

Nice game about superpowered beings! I like how it's not trying to force the morality of the Silver Age/Bronze Age/whatever on the reader. Instead, it gives you options to create your own setting.

And, as I said in the review about Fractured Kingdom, it's nice that the system is that versatile. It's also nice that you can actually stat up an unpowered human (Batman, anyone?) and have him/her compete with the powered beings as an equal. Batman, for example, would simply have a powerful fighting style and maybe some additional points for his Batarangs.

A cyberpunk system with a setting I actually like. And the characters have been empowered by their contact with Outer Realms. In short, this is what happens when you cross cyberpunk with urban fantasy. Which, IMO, fits much better than crossing it with D&D-style fantasy like...some other cyberpunk games.

And it definitely helps that the system is actually pretty good. I mean, few games can allow you to play both a brutal, quick street fight and a long, gruelling boxing/MMA match!

Well, this one can. And best part of it, it does it without the dicepools ever getting over 6d6!