Will keep an eye on this.. Click for my dA gallery! Herbert Wyndham. Damn this is some really cool stuff. Some of this stuff I've never seen before and others I had even forgot existed.
Only one new file, but a big one. The site below has been around longer than mine with tons of DC Heroes stats. Has been inactive for years though. It was put into a 1, plus page pdf. Below is the old website. Redman II. Bumping this thread as well, where Tystates graciously offers to share his materials Reply Quote.
I created a new folder on the site: Conversions. A bunch of files, some for Marvel and DC, and various other types of conversion files. Great stuff. You don't happen to have Arduin? Each level of power has its own dice pool to put towards abilities, and this also determines the maximum level at which a power can be purchased.
Lower power levels may also restrict players from buying certain superpowers. The lowest power level includes street-level heroes such as Batman, while the highest power level is reserved for powerhouses like Superman and the Flash. As is common with an out-of-print game, available copies can fetch a steep price at Amazon, eBay, or other online retailers. I searched for a reliable PDF version of the game, but none existed.
DC Universe Roleplaying Game — The core rules, this page book allows players to create their own heroes or step into the tights of such legendary do-gooders as Superman, Batman or Wonder Woman. Profiles are included for a number of DC heroes and villains, as well as a tour of the DC Universe and two adventures one featuring Robin and the other set in Metropolis. All the important people, places, and organizations of Gotham City are included, as well as detailed stats and write-ups for everyone from Nightwing and Catwoman to Joker and Two-Face.
All the major people, places, and organizations in Metropolis are also inside, including write-ups for Superman, Lex Luthor, Lois Lane, and S. Directive on Superpowers: A Guide to Metahuman Powers in the DC Universe — A page expanded guide to superpowers, written from the perspective of a covert government agency.
Players will learn how to use hero points and character points with their superpowers, as well as new methods for determining the starting cost of a power. Enhancements and limitations are also included in a revised form. Moonshot - The Doom Patrol Sourcebook. Legion of Super-Heroes 1. Superman Sourcebook, The.
Green Lantern Corps, The. Who's Who in the DC Universe 1. Dc Heroes Rpg 3rd Edition. October ; PDF. Bookmark; Embed; Share; Print. This document was uploaded by user and they confirmed that. For example, a value of 3 is double a value of 2 and four times a value of 1. The scale allows characters of wildly different power levels to co-exist within the same game without one completely dominating a given area.
For example, although Superman is many orders of magnitude stronger, Batman is capable of surviving a straight brawl with him for a short period.
Conflicts are resolved using an Action Table and two ten-sided dice. The die-rolling system involves re-rolling any double result the same number on both dice , so that any result is possible. Depending on the result on the Action Table, play moves to a Results Table to determine the degree of success if an action succeeds. Characters have a set of Attributes, Powers, and Skills. Attributes are the nine qualities every character has. Powers and Skills reflect innate ability or training.
Attributes are divided into three categories Physical, Mental, and Spiritual and three attribute types Action, Effect, and Resistance. For example, when Superman punches someone, he uses Dexterity to see if he connects, Strength to see how hard he hits, and the opposing character's Body to see how much damage he did. All actions taken, even against inanimate objects, use that system.
Hero Points, which are used as experience points, can be spent during play to influence Action Table Results. Hero Points are also used in the creation of original characters.
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