While the Traveller ethic looks down on supervillains (Traveller is too
world-weary and above it all) players love them. So while I felt a little
silly whenever I introduced comic book tropes, like their enemy's body not
being found in the wreckage, the players loved it when their nemesis
reappeared later seeking revenge. So for those who wanted to use that kind
of thematic element I reworked my guy and put him into Star Vikings as the
Guild mastermind. Brad McDevitt did his illo based on Michael Corleone in
Godfather II.
> As I've mentioned, I've spent most of my recent years playing superhero
games.
>
> One of the main things I've learned is that there are very few people
who
> can think like a true supervillain.
>
> Everyone has such puny minds. No vision. They deserve to be ruled.
world-weary and above it all) players love them. So while I felt a little
silly whenever I introduced comic book tropes, like their enemy's body not
being found in the wreckage, the players loved it when their nemesis
reappeared later seeking revenge. So for those who wanted to use that kind
of thematic element I reworked my guy and put him into Star Vikings as the
Guild mastermind. Brad McDevitt did his illo based on Michael Corleone in
Godfather II.
> As I've mentioned, I've spent most of my recent years playing superhero
games.
>
> One of the main things I've learned is that there are very few people
who
> can think like a true supervillain.
>
> Everyone has such puny minds. No vision. They deserve to be ruled.