[PBEM News] Teen Superhumans- Heroic Heights or Street Justice?

From: charonmacd@yahoo-dot-com.no-spam.invalid (mtm2)

Date: Wed, 14 Mar 2007 23:11:46 +0000

High School

Rich.  Elite.  Sports Stars.  Cheerleaders.  Golden.  Stars.

Nerds.  Goths.  Slackers.  Bullies.  Punks.  Losers.

Superhumans.

A year ago, all the comic book origins, all the stories from both
World Wars, all of the fears and dreams of normal people started
coming true.  Magic can produce miracles.  Ancient Artifacts are
being discovered.  Curses and Monsters rise from myth.  Superhuman
powers develop overnight.  A world like ours, where heroes exist in
comics and movies and old museum exhibits, but now is entering the
first Heroic Age.

High school and superpowers.  Costumes and secret identities.  Good
friends and vicious rivals.  School politics� and maybe fighting some
crime after the last class bell.

This is a game still early in its career, where the superhumans of the
school have not formed a hero team, have only met in battle once or
twice, and the politics of high school are just as tough to deal with
as the criminals on the streets.

It�s the start of the school year, the start of football season, and
the day of cheerleader tryouts.  The students are still getting to
know each other, making friends, trying to find their places, and
struggling with the idea of using these powers for real.

We need more heroes, more students, more rivals or friends.  Popular
kids, football players, cheerleaders are among the most desired.  But
the ranks of the poor kids, the bitter lower incomes, outnumber the
privileged and confident few.

Posting is encouraged to be between a few times a week and a few times
a day, and we welcome players that want to get involved in all the
shared stories of people�s lives.

(Also, the wiki entry is under works, and the yahoo group needs more
pictures and files!)

http://games.groups.yahoo.com/group/legendaryrpg/

GM to Email: charonmacd@yahoo.com
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