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Might be starting new SUPER game -- Question & Thoughts

Started by Lacrioxus, July 08, 2007, 04:51:47 AM

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July 11, 2007, 07:28:20 PM
Quote from: grubmanI'm not sure from your posts if you've played M&M before or not, but I would suggest trying it with the skills before you make that decision.  The list in 2e are pretty streamlined, and I think you will be suprised at how usefull they are to have as both a GM and a player for answering the "how do I do this" question in the simplest way possible.

Yeah I have Played M&M2e and even ran it for 2 months. Skills in M&M 2e are fine I guess. But I'd like to streamline it even more in keeping with Comicbook skills.

I do not really need/want to bother with Skills. Now some skills are important to a character's Background. Which would offer a bonus I guess. I may keep them but stress Skills are not "nessessary" like they are in other games.

Back in MSH, skills was real simple, and I loved that.
I liked AD&D2e Skills too back in the day.
 
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