It’s not easy to fight a war when you’re a toy. Here are three more paths for toy heroes. Model – a toy that lives on a shelf. Plastic – either cheap or overpriced. Vehicle – could be a train, planes or automobile. Wooden – made from timber. Image Credit
Not all heroes are flesh and steel. The rainbow corps are toys and are no less couragous for it. Four more paths that are works in progress are: Early Learning – a toy for a very young child. Fabric and Stuffing – soft, fluffy and oh so huggable. Film Merchandise
Readers, Gamers, People on the Street; suggest to me your adjectives, advantages and talents. For this week, we’d like some suggestions for Super Soldier Program, Industrial Accident and Flora Image Credit – Industry Never Sleeps by aguycalleddennis – CC-BY-2.0
The members of the Rainbow Corps are toys, dedicated to protecting the dreamlands. This means the adventure needs a dedicated set of paths. Four of these paths are: Animal – A toy shaped like an animal or something approaching an animal. Building Blocks – Made of many little parts that
A new weekly feature for you. 6d6 Supers is still in its early stages. To help it along, we’ll be posting some of the paths for the setting and asking for suggestions on advantages for those paths. The paths are about the origin stories of the superheroes, which are much
A noir style adventure set in the tropical neon city of Hong Kong. Act 1: Introductions It’s summer in Hong Kong and the heat is oppressive. It weighs down the air, making it stick to you clothes. Sat in his office, the private investigator waits for something to happen. Outside,
A haunting always makes for a good story. This Hong Kong set adventure from 6d6 should keep your players on their toes. Act 1: The Grand Opening The characters all work in a brand new high rise shopping mall. Lots of investment from smaller financiers has gone into making the
The wizard Glibeus was old and dying as he sought a way to move his mind into something else. Whilst he had a spell that would swap minds, he had grander ambitions. He did not want another weak flesh body; he wanted something that would be powerful and immortal. His
Character creation doesn’t have to end once all the character points have been spent. If you want more customisation, you can dip into the metadata. Your character has four bits of metadata (defaults in brackets): Dynamic Potential [4], Static Potential [2], Potential Recoup [2] and Free Resist [1]. For a
I mentioned in a previous post (The Lonely Rogue) about once retiring a character on the grounds of redundancy. If you’ll forgive “the let me tell you about my character” post, I’ll go into a little bit more detail. The Star Wars D20 group in question was a reasonable size
