 |
Champions Hero System Universal
Champions Hero System Universal
  @Intermall |
Standard Listings
See Also:
-
- Nine detailed superhero worlds: Overman 1994 and 2336; London and Moscow; Psionic; Axis World 1948; WinterWorld (post-holocaust); Superpunk 2127; Tellus 2335. Two unconnected scenarios: Ning-Ra, and Mongo (Flash Gordon). 3d6 damage table. Excellent site.
-
- Fiction about a shared Champions world. Americana; Argent Vite; Cameo; KnightGuard; Samhain; WindJammer.
-
- Several original characters , all played in short-lived campaigns. Hopefully more will be added at some point.
-
- A page of official errata from Phil Masters, the author of this British superheroing supplement.
-
- Amy G. Crittenden's (aka Theala Sildorian's) long-running site of Champions and Hero news.
-
- The Spectrum and Muskateer Comics Home Page! A super-hero universe presented as comic book titles: Avengers; Huntress; Muskateer; Spectrum; Troubleshooters; X-Factor; Young Champions. Text stories and some graphics.
-
- The online comic book adventures of "Flare, the League of Champions, and other Heroic characters" - the original Champions universe. Order books, or see individual chapters online - changed occasionally. Graphically intense site.
-
- An online internet adaptation of the role-playing game. Play as superheroes, supervillains, or game masters/admins.
-
- AD&D and Champions Source Material
-
- Characters, campaign backgrounds, and Herotracker, a shareware program for tracking combat in the Hero system.
-
- Resources by David 'Lightfinger' West. Includes material that was cut from Dark Champions: Murderer's Row, which he co-authored, as well as his rules for Professional Wrestling as a martial art form.
-
- Role-Playing background materials for the fictional city of Hellenback, especially for use with the Hero(tm) gaming system, especially Champions. Detailed: characters, scenarios, places.
-
- Earthquake rules; house rules; Minutemen and Dragon Strike world history, campaign notes and 5 writeups.
-
- Character sheets, game aids, adventure ideas and downloads.
-
- A Macintosh Hypercard program usable by Gamemasters and Players. Includes security levels, random powers/skills/disads generator, note fields, searchable database, and printable character sheets. Also 3 Poser pictures, and 3 customized action figures of C
-
- Background and character generation rules for a setting based on Marvel Comics' "Strikeforce: Morituri" series.
-
- From the Roleplayer GURPS newsletter, focusing on supers.
-
- "Power gamer" house rules, Power Force, Justice Squad: 8 detailed character writeups with pictures.
-
- In-depth look at the making and cancellation of the computer game adaptation of Champions, including interview with Hero Games founder Steve Peterson, by Ron Dulin.
-
- Old time Hero fans in the San Francisco Bay area may remember the BBS, and many of the old files, as well as the all-new discussion areas, are available again.
-
- List of sites making up "The Hero's Adventuring Ring".
-
- Campaign supplement articles: The Super Villain Shopping Channel, Winzler Publications (hero tabloid), and Comic Book Science.
-
- Champions-specific information includes approximately 20 character write-ups, two adventures and six pre-created powers.
-
- Flashy site for DEMON, the Champions Universe group. Lord Thorne's Black Files contain character writeups and scenario errata.
-
- A band of intrepid heros protects the city of Seacouver from super-powered villains. Taking place in the near furture, this Champions campaign features several teams of original characters a puts a twist on several established organizations.
-
- NEXUS, a superhero team in the Champions role playing game universe. The "high powered" means no active point limits - 100 STR bricks and 50 DEX speedsters, though on a standard 100+150 point base. Also: Hero System Windows Shareware and Freewar
-
- Shelley Chrystal Mactyre's Original Champions Resources. A popular campaign background, including Armitage Investigations, Chessmen, Golden Gate Guardians, Hudson Hawks, Matrix, Viper Net, and of course the now official Primus. Miscellaneous include DC &
|

|