JazzFlight fucked around with this message at 18:06 on Sep 28, 2015

Lemon-Lime fucked around with this message at 09:42 on Sep 29, 2015

• The Bull is the afforementioned brick. The straightforward heart-on-your-sleeve jump in type.
  

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  The Bull’s Heart: You always have exactly one love and one rival. You can change your love or rival at any time; give the new subject of your affections or disdain Influence over you. Take +1 ongoing to any action that supports your love or frustrates your rival.

• The Nova is the energy manipulator. He rolls to generate "Burn" (basically Hold) that he can spend to use his other powers. The downside is that unless you roll a 10+, you're going to take some conditions as your powers (and emotions) get the better of you.
  

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  Reality Storm: You channel a destructive burst with your powers. Spend 1 Burn to directly engage a threat using your powers, rolling + Freak instead of + Danger. If you do, you will cause unwanted collateral damage unless you spend another Burn.

• The Outsider is the alien prince/princess/warrior/etc. The one who sees the beauty in this world because it's all new and exciting to her. Also one of her moves is a "Kirby-craft" spaceship.
  

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  The best of them: When you build someone up by telling them how they exemplify the best parts of Earth, roll +Freak instead of +Mundane.

• The Legacy has big shoes to fill. They have an established hero they draw their power line from, but they aren't as good as their predecesor. I mean, you can stand on your own, and they know it, but you still have a name to live up to. No pressure, right?
  

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  The Legacy Matters: Whenever you accept what someone from your Legacy tells you about the world or yourself, mark potential and take +1 forward.

• The Protege is like the Legacy, but where the Legacy stands more on their own, the Protege is being trained and groomed to assist (or replace) another hero. The other downside is that your mentor is trying to make you into them.
  

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  Fireside Chat: When you seek advice from your Mentor, roll + the Label they embody. On a hit they give you insightful advice. On a 10+, take +1 ongoing and mark potential if you follow it. On a 7-9, you get +1 forward to see it through. On a miss, they don't have time for you because something big has gone down. Mark a condition, GM's choice.

• The Janus has the fun task of having to balance a mundane life and responsibilities with your great power. You have great responsibilities in both lives. The trick is balancing them.
  

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  When time passes, roll + your Mundane to see how you're managing your obligations. On a 10+, things are going okay---you have an opportunity or advantage thanks to one of your obligations. On a 7-9, you've lapsed on one obligation, your choice. On a miss, you haven't given your normal life anywhere near the attention it deserves; the GM chooses two obligations that are going to bite you in the butt.

• The Delinquent isn't doing this poo poo because you want him to. He's doing it for attention, to get a rise out of people, to basically shove a middle finger in the world's face. You got a problem with that? Good.
  

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  Mary Contrary: When someone tries to pierce your mask, build you up, or provoke you, you can interfere. Roll + Superior. On a hit, they take a -2 on their roll. On a 10+, take Influence over them or clear a condition. On a 7-9, you expose yourself to retribution, cost, or judgment. On a miss, they get a 10+ no matter what they rolled and you mark a condition, their choice.

• The Doomed is a ticking time bomb. Sooner or later, everything is going to wrong and you can't stop it. But if you're going to die young, you can at least make sure the life you do have matters.
  

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  This one is a little to complex to just one-move-summary it, but it's similar to Corruption in Urban Shadows or the Chosen in MotW. Basically you pick what your "Doom" is, like becoming unmade or opening a dark gateway. You also have a five-box Doom track; when you embrace your doom, you can do things like clearing conditions or get bonuses on basic moves. Mark all five boxes on the track and you can take a powerful Doomsign ability...which marks Doom each time you use it. The last Doomsign is "Your doom arrives; confront it and perish."

• The Transformed was human once. Now they're a monster, a stranger in your own body, a freak on perpetual display. If you're lucky you're pitied; if not you're feared. Either way your life as you knew it is pretty much over.
  

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  Coming for you: When you mark a condition, take +1 forward against the person you most blame for causing it.

• The Beacon isn't the most powerful. Or heavily trained. He's got maybe a sword, or a bow and trick arrows, or maybe he's just really agile. He's pretty much always out of his weight class. But man, who cares? Dude! You're a loving superhero! Fighting aliens and monsters and poo poo! How cool is that?
  
  

• Freak is about being different in some way, shape, or form. Generally rolled to use your powers.
  
• Danger is how scary and destructive you are.
  
• Savior is how much of a goody-two-shoes you are.
  
• Superior is how much better you are than everyone else. This is the most leader-y stat.
  
• Mundane is how grounded you are, and how much you can relate to other people (super or not).
  

Zurui fucked around with this message at 19:23 on Sep 29, 2015