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Glgnfz:
Warum klingt der Name des Systems eigentlich so, als sei er in der Geheimschrift von Kalle Blomqvist gesprochen?!?  ~;D

Selganor [n/a]:

--- Zitat von: Heretic am  6.07.2010 | 12:39 ---Zu Spiderman:
Ja, Spiderman ist beinahe ein One-Trick-Pony, deswegen ist er so leicht zu emulieren.
Er hat ne Fernkampfattacke, kann Gebäude rauf und runterklettern oder am Seil schwingen, hat den Spinnensinn und ist nicht gerade schwächlich.

Den kann ich auch locker mit Necessary Evil zusammenbauen, dafür muss ich mir nicht extra ein FATE-ähnliches System zulegen. ;-)

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Das klingt ja mal nach einer guten Aufgabe fuer einen Systemvergleich.

Wie sieht Spiderman in (Superheldensystem X) aus?

Willst du den Thread aufmachen oder soll ich?

oliof:
Glgnfz: Weil das der stupende Name einer Hauskampagne aus den frühen achtzigern ist.



PS: (Klicke zum Anzeigen/Verstecken)Wieso klingt Dein Name eigentlich, als würde ein geknebelter Goblin verzweifelt versuchen, was zu sagen? (-:

Heretic:

--- Zitat von: Selganor am  6.07.2010 | 12:47 ---Das klingt ja mal nach einer guten Aufgabe fuer einen Systemvergleich.

Wie sieht Spiderman in (Superheldensystem X) aus?

Willst du den Thread aufmachen oder soll ich?

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Mach du mal bitte. ^^

Jed Clayton:

--- Zitat von: oliof am  6.07.2010 | 12:49 ---Glgnfz: Weil das der stupende Name einer Hauskampagne aus den frühen achtzigern ist.

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Zitat aus der alten Version des Kampagnenbandes:

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Omlevex has three definitions:

1) Omlevex Comics is the fictional comicbook company that "produced" titles such as Drake Einstein, American Gargoyle, Cliffhanger, Lacie Delmont, and Freedom's Trio.

2) The Omlevex Universe is the setting that the characters in this book exist in.

3) Omlevex is a mineral found in the Omlevex Universe. It is one of the primary causes of superpowers in the setting.
(pg. 7)

[...]
The Discovery of Omlevex
The year was 1878. A little-known mineralogist named Matthew Berkwood from Bay City, on Zahn Island, discovered a green crystalline rock in a field just outside his hometown. On the surface it seemed to be nothing special, but upon closer examination, Berkwood noticed that it had tiny flecks of green-colored rock inside it. Instead of going public with his find, he kept it to himself and studied it.

Over the next few years, Berkwood learned a great deal about the mineral which he had named Omlevex. For one thing, it was nearly indestructible - more so than diamonds. Secondly, it secreted an unusual red liquid over the course of time. It was this liquid that truly piqued Berkwood's curiosity, even more than the mineral itself. It wasn't until 1885 that he made a groundbreaking discovery: Omlevex was the primary cause of superhumans. The liquid derived from it seeps into the soil content and the water supply. Exposure to it cannot only affect unborn fetuses but fully grown individuals as well, granting them superhuman abilities.

Berkwood soon turned his research over to the United States government, whose scientists carried out numeous experiments in hopes of fully understanding Omlevex's properties. In the end, they learned liitle more about it than Berkwood did, aside from the fact that Metazon seemed to have the largest amount of Omlevex deposits in the world. In fact, it was determined to be extremely rare in other areas. This certainly accounted for the fact that most of the planet's superhumans seemed to originate from Metazon.
(pg. 12)
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