Hi, Looking for a Champions or GURPS game for January 2026

I have played both before, more Champions than GURPS and would like to get back into it. I won't really be free until mid to late January (I think) so I thought I would begin my quest now! Here is a character that I played in a Teen Champions / Champions game back in the day.  Power Ring Player:  Val Char Cost 13 STR 3 18 DEX 24 15 CON 10 15 BODY 10 18 INT 8 18 EGO 16 18 PRE 8 20 COM 5 3/33 PD 0 3/33 ED 0 2 SPD 0 6 REC 0 30 END 0 30 STUN 0 6" RUN 0 2" SWIM 0 2 1/2" LEAP 0 Characteristics Cost: 84 Cost Power Power Ring, all slots OIF (Focus-Power Ring; -1/2), Limited Power: Does not work vs <u>Wood</u> (-1/2), Limited Power If Power Pool Charge has not expired (-1/4) 40 1)  FF (30 PD/30 ED), Reduced Endurance (0 END; +1/2) (90 Active Points); OIF (Focus-Power Ring; -1/2), Limited Power: Does not work vs <u>Wood</u> (-1/2), Limited Power If Power Pool Charge has not expired (-1/4) 13 2)  LS  (Immunity All terrestrial diseases and biowarfare agents; Safe Environment: Zero Gravity; Safe in High Pressure; Safe in High Radiation; Safe in Intense Cold; Safe in Intense Heat; Safe in Low Pressure/Vacuum; Self-Contained Breathing) (30 Active Points); OIF (Focus-Power Ring; -1/2), Limited Power: Does not work vs <u>Wood</u> (-1/2), Limited Power If Power Pool Charge has not expired (-1/4) 26 Flight 15", Reduced Endurance (0 END; +1/2) (45 Active Points); OIF (Focus-Power Ring; -1/2), Limited Power If Power Pool Charge has not expired (-1/4) 130 Variable Power Pool, 75 base + 55 control cost, 1 Recoverable Continuing Charge lasting 1 Day (+0), Cosmic (No skill roll, no time to change; +2) (186 Active Points); all slots OIF (Focus-Power Ring; -1/2), Limited Power: Does not work vs <u>Wood</u> Power loses about a third of its effectiveness (-1/2) Powers Cost: 209 Cost Skill 3 High Society 13- 3 Persuasion 13- 3 Seduction 13- 2 AK: High School Student <b><u>Hangouts</u></b> 11- 2 AK: High School Student <b><u>High End Stores</u></b> 11- <hr>Everyman Skills 0 1)  CK: Home City  8- 0 2)  Acting 8- 0 3)  Climbing 8- 0 4)  Computer Programming 8- 0 5)  Concealment 8- 0 6)  Conversation 8- 0 7)  Deduction 8- 0 8)  Language:  Native Language (idiomatic) (4 Active Points) 0 9)  PS: Hobby: Gardening 11- 0 10) Paramedics 8- 0 11) Persuasion 8- 0 12) Shadowing 8- 0 13) Stealth 8- 0 14) TF:  Everyman Skill, Small Motorized Ground Vehicles 0 15) WF:  Clubs, Fist-Loads, Thrown Rocks, Unarmed Combat Skills Cost: 13 Cost Perk 1 Fringe Benefit<table border="1"><tr><td>Fashion Statement</td><td> London, Paris, Milan</td></tr><tr><td>Report Card</td><td> Just fine not that grades matter</td></tr><tr><td>Dating</td><td> An older guy who goes to a private school or a Jock with Wealthy Parents</td></tr><tr><td>Career Outlook-best case</td><td> Heiress</td></tr><tr><td>Career Outlook-worst case</td><td> Family loses all their money in the stock market</td></tr><tr><td>Likes</td><td>Summering in Europe, anything expensive (the more the better)</td></tr><tr><td>Dislikes</td><td>The poor, the tacky, and the offensive</td></tr></table>:  Clique Membership: Princess 10 Money:  Wealthy Perks Cost: 11 Cost Talent 9 Striking Appearance: +3  ([versus all characters] <br>Provides +3 on Interaction Skills and +3D6 with Presence Attacks. Where Appearance Might Be A Factor) Power Ring, all slots OIF (Focus-Power Ring; -1/2) 13 1)  Universal Translator 13- (20 Active Points); OIF (Focus-Power Ring; -1/2) 3 2)  Eidetic Memory (5 Active Points); OIF (Focus-Power Ring; -1/2) Talents Cost: 25 Total Character Cost: 342 Pts. Disadvantage 5 <font color="red"><b>Unluck: 1d6</b></font> 15 DNPC:  High School Best Friend: Jayne Landerman 8- (Incompetent; Useful Noncombat Position or Skills; Unaware of character's adventuring career/Secret ID) 5 Distinctive Features:  Princess Clique (Easily Concealed; Noticed and Recognizable; Detectable By Commonly-Used Senses) 10 Distinctive Features:  Should Be A Model (Concealable; Noticed and Recognizable; Detectable By Commonly-Used Senses) 5 Hunted:  American Decency Association, they disapprove of her lack of dress and the message she sends to young women and girls 11- (Less Pow; NCI; Watching) 10 Hunted:  Parents 14- (Less Pow; NCI; Watching) 5 Hunted:  The Press<br>She is the newest Power Ring, what happened to the old one? Who is she? How did she get the ring? Etc.  11- (Less Pow; NCI; Watching) 15 Hunted:  Viper 8- (As Pow; NCI; Harshly Punish) 5 Physical Limitation:  Nearsighted[Needs Corrective Lenses] (Infrequently; Slightly Impairing) 20 Psychological Limitation:  Code Vs Killing (Common; Total) 10 Psychological Limitation:  Hippie Code of Ethics<ol><li>Peace and Love to form a universal brotherhood promoting a sense of community and harmony</li><li>Respect for the Enviroment</li><li>Opposition to <b>Unjust</b> Violence</li><li>Idealistic Goals - pursuit of Real and Spontaneous love and escaping hypocritical morality</li></ol>  (Common; Moderate) 15 Psychological Limitation:  Loyal <u>To A Fault</u> to Friends and Family (Common; Strong) 10 Social Limitation:  Legacy, She is the third Member of her Family to use the Power Ring<br> The character is not the first person to hold his position. He's viewed, rightly or wrongly, as the successor to the prestige and duties of the previous holder. The public will judge his every move by comparison with his predecessor. Many superhero characters with this Disadvantage have an identical name to the predecessor, sometimes with a number attached to it. (Frequently; Minor) 5 Social Limitation:  Minor (Under 18)<table border="1"><tr><td>Can Not Vote</td></tr><tr><td>Can Not Buy Alcohol</td></tr><tr><td>Can Not Buy Tobaccol</td></tr><tr><td>Subject to Curfew Laws</td></tr><tr><td>Need Parent Consent to get a driver's license<td></tr></table> (Occasionally; Minor) 15 Social Limitation:  Secret Identity <br> As Erin Harrison she wears a blonde wig and glasses. She also dresses very conservatively, almost frumpy (Frequently; Major) 1 _Quirk: Dislikes When People are Chewing Gum 1 _Quirk: Does Not Like Wearing Clothes 1 _Quirk: Favorite Color is Green 1 _Quirk: Loves Dogs 1 _Quirk: Sexual Orientation is <u>Bi-Curious</u> Disadvantage Points: 155 Base Points: 200 Experience Required: 0 Total Experience Available: 0 Experience Unspent: 0

HI TAC. I've made Champions campaigns part of my old gaming groups going back to earlier editions of it. Had long successful campaigns face to face with personal friends mostly. But after all this time I want to get back to Supers style stuff. Champs and other crunchy supers systems es seem unfit for breezy online gaming. But I recently found that the Roll20 and Demiplane connection with Marvel Mulitiverse rpg is pretty outstanding. I do not love the system like I do Hero System/Champs, but it seems doable and is well supported online. Easy character creation on Demiplane. Plus I can share all the materials etc. It seems my best bet for great comic book gaming online and maybe it could be yours as well. I am in no rush to get started do to current commitments and needing to study the system etc, so maybe our timelines can add up. And I probably need a good amount of time to gather interested parties, but you might be a good start! I think Champions might be hard to find online, but if you are willing to try a system with a GM who ran a lot of Champs then maybe you could find satisfaction with your character ideas in a system that would be a little smoother of an experience than some other systems folk try online. So PM me if you want to talk more! BTW like the character! Cheers,  Kevin Mac

I have dipped my toes in a few gaming systems with Champions being my favorite and GURPS being something that I basically understand and can follow.  Let me know more about Demiplane, I am happy to expand my knowledge!

Oh, a couple more things, I use Discord for my game chats. Hopefully that is okay but I am willing to explore other chat options. My computer is an older one so i don't know if it has the 'mustard' to handle more current or state of the art applications. 

I use Discord for voice and Roll20 with maps and tokens and such. But I try to k eep things easy peasy. Demiplane basically is a good place to create a character. It's very much like Charactermanser for DnD and fairly robust. So it is a basically just a good tool to use with Roll20. characters can be saved from Demiplane to Roll20 journal as well.  I would say take a look at a reviews or other short info videos on youtube for Mavel Multiverse rpg to get a feel for if you might like its functionality and game engines. The official material and many youtube bits lean heavy into the look and feel of modern Marvel and my setting is a somewhat dystopian future Marvel reality where most classic characters would be dead or gone, though "legacy" characters could be a thing. The Island nation of Haven is actually a place full of ancient magic and technologies and is a focus point that makes anything possible more or less. Gateway to from there and there. 

Yeah, my group did the same thing. Discord for voice and Roll20 for maps and stuff. I am familiar with GURPS and have a general working knowledge of Hero games, older editions anyway. Not so.much 6th Edition. Otherwise I am not a Guru about any game system. Does Demiplane work for Super Heroes gaming or is it sword and sorcery gaming? I guess what I'm asking is what kind of game would it be? Sword and sorcery, Pulp adventure, modern RP, or science fiction? I guess you said Marvel Dystopian but I'm trying to wrap my pathetic brain around what kind of character / world to envision. Sorry if I'm being dense.

My setting evolved from my childhood supers campaigns into a pacific island nation once part of the US but in the early 2000's WW3 wrecked some of the world (US, China, Russia, some other places) and now decades later is a high tech world leader with allies in Japan, Hong Kong (now a sovereign nation) and the European Commonwealth lead the world. The island nation of Haven is a democracy (real power is the corporations), world leader in technology, but also a place of ancient curses and supernatural goings on. It is sort of a weirdness magnet where anything or anyone from any galaxy or dimension or alternate really might visit.  The post apoc and dystopian aspects of the setting really sprung from old sci fi nuclear apocalypse novels and such, the "Day of future past" future of Marvel Comics, and my own homebrewed notions of that is possible. Which can be anything.  My Haven which is cyberpunk and future noir (Blade Runner) in style and tone, but I pretty much ran campaigns of two groups. One was Protecors, a mostly government approved supergroup, and also Justice Inc, a corporate sponsered "Heroes for Hire" which is perfect for classic supers characters but also less tropy cape and boots  types like skilled modern cowboys, ninjas, Field Hackers(these have all been characters from the past), and anything from any genre really. Powered enough to deal with street level and some higher powered stuff, but not "big league" characters...yet.   

Okay, I don't have the demi-plane rules so I don't know how to start building my character. Are you available to help? Now? Are these going to be superhero type adventures where you're defending your fellow man from evil predators? Or is it more like heroes of vengeance you know dark Champions? Or is it more like Shadow run where you're just trying to elk out Fame, Fortune and survive in the dirty streets of a failing society?  I'm interested enough that I want to start putting together a character concept and a character background to go the character from!  I've heard the phrase show me the men and I'll show you the crime. But in this case help me with a motive and I can start working on a character!  How many people are in the campaign? Will I be joining a pre-established group or are we boating something from the ground up?  So many questions. Again I'm sorry if I'm being a pest.

I always thought that hero systems, Champions, and GURPS were quite popular but it seems that that is not the case at least on Roll20. They are the systems that I am most familiar with, but if other systems are more popular, I am not so rigid that I cannot expand my area of interest.  What kind of game systems are most popular around here? Maybe we can lure some more people to the dark side of the force and have them explore Champions and gurps with us!

This sounds pretty cool. I have not been involved with a superhero theme ttrpg in a long while. I ran a Champions 4e campaign many years ago, as well as a Marvel Advanced Super Heroes (FASERIP) game. I tried Mutants and Masterminds 3e and loved the system, but found no players wanting to spin it up. I have never used GURPS for supers, but have all the books for it. I have always wanted to dabble in something akin to Aaron Allston's "Strike Force"; the methods used to run that campaign are simply fantastic. I am willing to learn more about this plan being discussed. What would the world setting be like? Would it align more to traditional comic book supers (Spider-Man/Avengers), or lean towards "The Boys", or Gotham City/Batman street level antics?

Cool questions! It is kinda what I meant to ask but I fumbled the words like a bar of soap in the bathtub! GURPS has great world and source books!

Is Champions, GURPS, or other system decided yet? GURPS does have some great source books on most everything. But I think Champions handles the supers genre better, unless this is more gritty like Batman/The Boys kind of setting (my opinion only, of course). I can work with most anything lol. Keep brainstorming!

Mac Mostly is the GM and as for the rest IDK.

Mac Mostly and I talked about Demiplane. I don't think it is a game system in of itself but a tool to build characters across multiple platforms. There is a link at the bottom of this page that I've never followed but plan to after this post!

Hello, just checking in to see if any interest has spiked. I guess game systems are optional in case anyone cares to invite me in  :(

ive been looking for a DM and group to run a League of Extraordinary Gentlemen style of game using GURPs system, if there is interest i can talk to you more about what i had in mind. 

Have not been able to post lately, but I am still interested. Waiting to see what comes up with this. Can always begin with a small group and work up. 

I'm sorry, it seems like I only get on about once a week (usually on the weekends). I'm interested in the League game and others! Tell me more about what you have in mind (please). Runic I haven't given up on anything!

No problem and i hope everything is alright.  Basically is a game where literary or TV/Movie heroes take center stage in a shared universe (Excluding comic heroes from the big two as to not make it too OP). It can be anyone from Harry Potter to Doctor Who. Gathering together to form a team to take on those threats that no single hero can take it alone. It can use the GURPs system or the CHAMPIONS system. 

What year? I am familiar with the movie with Sean Connery and that's about it. Knowing the period will help define what characters are available. Y'know like Red Sonja, Pocahontas, Elizabeth Bathory, and the like. A mermaid would be like a fish out of water in most cases but a witch who casts spells might be useful. Sorry, just letting my mind wander.

no need to be sorry, on the contrary if more mind wanderers were around the world could be a better place :)  As for the year, it would be up to you or the DM. it can be in modern day or even in early 20th Century, the original setting it is based on. If you like comics i can recommend you the comics it is based on since it is a  much much MUCH   better version of the story, it covers even more elements like War of the Worlds, Godzilla and views on past teams that include Zorro, Arsene Lupin and even Mary Poppins. 

The power that Mary Poppins has may be impressive, but she's a little more prudish than I would see my character being. I'd like to have a character who has some abilities or saving grace or special niche to fill All the ones from literature that I can think of have been guys. Tarzan Dr. Jekyll, or doc Sampson. I don't see myself playing a 'strong jawed hero'. I'm sure you understand. If you have any suggestions for me, I'd like to look them up!

If the game is like Champions I should be able to cobble something together otherwise I will need help, maybe a lot of it  My old GM told me about GURPS bulletproof nudity rule and build a Champions version of that advantage just for me! Nice of him, wasn't it? ;) 

We would probably need a GM and fellow players as well. If you have anyone in mind you can let them know. 

I have no one in mind. I am a lonely voice crying for attention in the dark of the forest.

If it is full blown superheroes like comic book style, I'd prefer Champions or Mutants & Masterminds over GURPS, personally. Those systems handle the comic book feel much better than GURPS (to me at least). But I may be the minority in that regard LOL Worldbuilding has always been a favorite of mine, so not sure I would want to run an established historical character - I like to build my own. Not that there is no room for League/historic figures, I just like crafting my own character, even if I borrow elements from others and sort of "Frankenstein" them into a custom mold. Guess I am a mad scientist at heart... Shifting gears - what is time frame to get this project started? Any ideas on schedule? Day of week, time, weekly game, etc? That would tell me if I can meet the demands of the schedule.

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That would be great 👍 but let's see what TAC says. 

GURPS falls apart at high power levels. You can spend lots of points on cool energy blast powers and be outdone by someone who shops for sporting rifles at a gun show. I like GURPS background books and am okay with the system. My pref. Is Champs (usually) but $$$ in hero Systems is pretty much useless  Mad Scientists are my favorite people! This fall I should be good with once a week.

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I don't care as long as I get to play again! My son's a fantasy has almost completely atrophied. Though. I do have a question about this street level game that you're proposing. Shoe-level characters are like Batman, Daredevil, Nightwing, green arrow, etc. Etc. Aren't they out pretty much just variations on the theme? Normal guys with extraordinary skills and martial arts and maybe coal gadgets?  So more Moon Knight unless Tony Stark. More karate kid and less Saturn girl. Would the heroes get the 20-point this side for normal characteristics Maxima or is that assumed in the house rules?

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Like kitty pryde, shadow cat, of the X-Men? Intangible mutant and ninja extraordinary!

I mentioned a while back I am a Champions wonk from way back, starting as a kid with earliest editions and later 4th ed Hero system since my Supers setting was in the future and a little kitchen sinky I will admit. Right now I am on this journey to learn Marvels Multiverse with Demiplane and Roll20 and am going to play in a campaign to get experience with it. So that will maybe be months before I get it all going for my campaign.  I talked with Takeanychance over the last month or so, and though I am not really ready for my thing, I have real interest in a Champs thing now that it has come up, and how it will work out on Roll20. I no longer have any of the books. And it just felt daunting to me to try online. But if on the right now and the right time (I am pacific) I could end up really interested! You know, despite the crunch haha

Keeping it street level with some instances of Meta powers fairness can be a good thing. For example i am mostly inclined to playing as Pulp Heroes from that era (Mostly The Shadow or The Green Hornet) and having 400 points on super powers can help create mostly believable characters such as Doc Savage (Invulnerability at a lesser level) or The Invisible Man (keeping his invisibility a limited trait) 

Mac Mostly said: I mentioned a while back I am a Champions wonk from way back, starting as a kid with earliest editions and later 4th ed Hero system since my Supers setting was in the future and a little kitchen sinky I will admit. Right now I am on this journey to learn Marvels Multiverse with Demiplane and Roll20 and am going to play in a campaign to get experience with it. So that will maybe be months before I get it all going for my campaign.  I talked with Takeanychance over the last month or so, and though I am not really ready for my thing, I have real interest in a Champs thing now that it has come up, and how it will work out on Roll20. I no longer have any of the books. And it just felt daunting to me to try online. But if on the right now and the right time (I am pacific) I could end up really interested! You know, despite the crunch haha I have some GURPs books but they are 4e 

There are many types of powers. One of those are Paragons- metahumans who gain heightened physical and mental abilities, combat reflexes and accelerated healing. Basically your Batman/Captain America/ Green Hornet, superscience gadgets optional. I’m thinking or setting the game in New York, in the 1970ties. Why the seventies?  Many superhero tropes, such as secret identities are easier before social media and mass surveillance, and the lower tech level lets Gadgeteering Geniuses shine more. And some worldbuilding ideas on how the superhero scene first developed. The first metahuman to reveal themselves to the public did the whole superhero in a cape act, and the US government went with it, to help reassure the public. People fear the unknown, but if you put metahumans into the known framework of comic book tropes, the public can handle arrival of superpowers. And then a crime boss with superpowers adopted a flamboyant supervillain persona and declared the first hero their arch-nemesis. The stage was set, in fact metahumans seemed to have a particular inclination for conflict and showboating… The Department of Metahuman Affairs on USA was established to handle the societal disruption of super powers. So in USA (and most of the Western world) metahumans fall into one of five categories: Superheroes work with the government and in exchange for oversight they are deputized with law enforcement powers. Some also take corporate endorsements. Vigilantes do not want to trust the government with their identities and go at it on their own, outside the law. Some do have a working relationship with local cops who are willing to look the other direction. Rogues stick to themselves and use their powers for profit, or just fun. However, there is considerable societal prejudice against rogues- after all, if they were good people, they would have become superheroes, no? If they are only selfishly using their powers for personal benefit, they are just one step away from robbing banks. A guy with the strength of ten men gets a job in construction? Some local rag will run an article about how nine construction workers can no longer feed their families. The establishment is rather against metahuman disruptions, and a number of bills have been proposed to limit economic use of metahuman powers. Supervillains run the gamut from professionals with standards to rabid mass killers - Murderpsychos are people that just snapped upon gaining powers, or maybe they were crazy all along. Most of their rampages don’t last long, as all the other metahumans- heroes, rogues and even supervillains band together under a temporary Truce to put them down.

Sounds amazing! 

If this would be ending up with GURPS 4E, I would like to try it out. (Have to admit not being that familiar with the genre, but I want to explore the system more and I have a few character ideas that might work despite said unfamiliarity.)

Yes, Gurps 4th edition. Recruiting 3 to 5 players. Discord Voice and Rol20 maps. Prefered time is UTC evenings, probably Friday or Saturday. Discord server: <a href="https://discord.gg/ttwZ6gE7" rel="nofollow">https://discord.gg/ttwZ6gE7</a>

Any particular time? Im in Beijing Time Zone

My GURPSbooks are 4th edition too, and my Champions books are 5th edition.&nbsp;

Regardless I will need help (a lot of help) building a usable GURPS heroine. Any volunteers?

Sure

TakeAnyChance said: Regardless I will need help (a lot of help) building a usable GURPS heroine. Any volunteers? No problem. Join the Disorcd server and we can start planning characters and the game time.

Excellent! I should be able to drop in for a bit tomorrow (Sunday)

I joined the Discord server, and am somewhat familiar with GURPS. Have not played it in a while, though. If scheduling can work for me, I would definitely be interested in this campaign.

&nbsp; Kaspar K. said: TakeAnyChance said: Regardless I will need help (a lot of help) building a usable GURPS heroine. Any volunteers? No problem. Join the Disorcd server and we can start planning characters and the game time. Joined the Discord as well. Can i msg you directly the build i have in mind for my character and see if its ok with you?&nbsp;

Red Falcon said: Joined the Discord as well. Can i msg you directly the build i have in mind for my cYes, sureharacter and see if its ok with you?&nbsp; Yes, sure

TakeAnyChance said: Excellent! I should be able to drop in for a bit tomorrow (Sunday) Are you planning the character in the first post? It would be inate powers instead of a magic ring, but quite doable.

I thought the theme was the league of extraordinary gentlemen? I've been looking for a literary character to build my character from. Maybe someone like read Sonia or vamparella or maybe go really old school and Eve herself!