Marvel Classic Roleplaying Game
AKA Marvel Original Roleplaying Game

Greetings, the White Queen welcomes you to the marvel roleplaying section Method 1 for Character creation Create a character with a character type in mind Method 2 for Character creation The one we currently use : Simplified charts Method 3 for Character creation Generate a character by comparing stats to Mainstream characters House Rules for Marvel Alternate Earths & dimensions A sample fight using House Rules Marvel universal charts Power list with some descriptions Came with a character generator program See the LAIRS section for maps of FF HQ, Avengers Mansion, etc etc. A simple alphabetical listing of Marvel Characters _______________________________________ OFFLINE CAMPAIGNS Offline Campaign Intro Our Mainstream Campaign (Based on the Mainstream Marvel universe With the addition of our own characters & storylines) New Universe Campaign (Lower powered, nearly all original characters) 1970's campaign (The lost generation of heroes ... after World War II & before the Fantastic four Like the New Universe, is low powered.) _______________________________________ Again, I am hesitant to put direct links on my page after losing my last one. But if you search online: www.telebyte.nl/~vlemming/index.html and www.classicmarvel.com are among some great ones. (especially the character profiles : www.classicmarvel.com/cast_all.htm ) Do searches for Classic or Original marvel rpg _______________________________________________________________ My History of Interest in Comics I collected comics as a kid. Correction, I didn't collect them but rather read them avidly. I wish I collected them because now they would be worth a good amount of cash. I was mostly a spiderman fan but read others also, including vampirella the original magazine and the occassional eerie, etc. I began buying comics again up to college when a friend of mine collected the X-men. Everyone collects the X-men. And once I got into reading them again, I began buying them again. And, taking a hint from him, I kept better care of them than I did as a kid. Now I have a huge collection of comics, most not overly valuable. But probably a couple thousand comics. And up to college I also got the Marvel Roleplaying Game. A good game system but with a few bugs that needed working out. I didn't really play the game too much until I moved down to Minneapolis and met a guy who is now one of my best friends, and who also played. We revamped the game so it was more playable. Russ and I have now been friends over 10 years, and have a very diverse campaign with not only mainstream marvel characters but also hundreds of our own. Other gaming friends of ours occassionally play but tend to be more into AD&D etc. My friend Brent has created a very very interesting campaign recently - based in the 1930's. Serial heroes like the Shadow are prevalent.