We’ve collected some of our Events and Mini-Events into PDF format, so that you can take the Event with you wherever you game.
Three-Act Events published by the bullpen at Plot Points, including Supplements to those in-house original Events.
When Nick Fury discovers a disturbing connection between many of Marvel’s deadliest villains, he assembles a ragtag team of the Marvel Universe’s most misunderstood heroes for a secret mission to do what the U.S. government could never allow…
The event detailed new Datafiles, Milestones and Action Scenes, as well as brand new rules for implementing flashbacks into your game.
Villain Datafiles: Lucia Von Bardas
Item Power Sets: Life Model Decoy, Fury-Issued Kree Tech Armor
Act 2b: Throwdown at The Hospital
Act 3b: Throne Room Encounter and Fury’s Failsafe
When the Reed Richards of an alternate reality comes home and finds his Earth destroyed and all those he loved dead, he vows to create a new, perfect world where nothing bad will ever happen again. Gathering three other like-minded individuals from other realities, Reed created the Council of Four and enacted his plan to create his perfect reality. Play as your favorite Marvel NOW! heroes as you embark on an adventure unlike any other as you travel across the Multiverse, saving other realities and your own from the diabolical machinations of the Council of Four. Featuring over 80 all-new Watcher and Player datafiles, this 189-page Event boasts a collection of heroes and villains unlike any MHRPG Event before it, complete with non-stop action and high-stakes combat. Will the combined effort of the Multiverse’s mightiest heroes be enough to defeat the Council of Four? Or is the Multiverse doomed for destruction?
In this reimagining of the catalyst for House Of M, the heroes must track down an insane Scarlet Witch, discover the source of her madness, and free her from it, all while surviving in the nonsensical world that she has created with her hex power.
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Superhumans are new to the world and the world does not yet fully trust these self-proclaimed heroes. Governments, militaries, and the common man all fear these beings that can bend a bar of steel with their hands or read the minds of an entire city with just a thought. All the progress that heroes made to bridge this gap of trust was ruined when the Justice Lords arrived – super-powered dictators from another dimension that came and enslaved humanity. The heroes of our world rose up to defeat them, but not before humanity’s trust in superhumans was shattered. Now, a threat even greater than the Justice Lords is rising to power and the heroes have no idea how worse matters are about to become.
This three-Act Event will allow players to delve into their favorite superheroes from the DC Comics universe. Players will clash with villains and try to win over a populace that fears them. And when a young boy named Adam literally throws himself into the heroes’ arms, how will they react to him? Who is Adam? And why are these shadow monsters chasing him? As the heroes unravel the mystery of Adam, they will discover a threat greater than they have ever faced. Will they be able to make the hard choice to stop this threat from destroying everything?
Featuring 20 all-new, never before seen Hero datafiles of your favorite DC heroes from Aquaman to Zatanna, over 40Watcher datafilesof iconic villains from Atrocitus to Victor Zsasz, and a wealth of side missions, you and your table will be more than equipped to fully experience the full 130+ pages of Suffer the Children Event as well as stage your own Events in the narrow streets of Gotham City or amidst the glistening spires of Metropolis.
Cyclops and Jean Grey have been abducted. Professor Xavier struggles against a techno-organic virus. The X-Men, X-Factor, and X-Force must forge an uneasy alliance. And to defeat the mysterious Stryfe, they must join forces with Apocalypse himself.
THE AVENGERS ARE DEAD!
Ever since the first mutant gene manifested, mutants have been regarded as outcasts and, at the worst, monsters, and have been shunned from society. Professor Xavier’s lifelong dream has been to bridge the gap between homo sapiens and homo superiors. To further this goal, Professor Xavier created the X-Men, a team of mutant that fight for human and mutant equality. Play as your favorite X-Men from the popular 1990’s “X-Men” series written by Chris Claremont and illustrated by Jim Lee. Rise up to fill the vacuum left behind by the World’s Mightiest Heroes and uncover the mystery behind the Avengers’ disappearance.
Act 1: Rise of the Serpent, Part 1
Act 1: Rise of the Serpent, Part 2
Act 2: Battle for Midgard, Part 1
Act 2: Battle for Midgard, Part 2
Act 2: Battle for Midgard, Part 3
Datafiles: Fear Itself – Skirn and Greithoth (Titania and Absorbing Man)
Datafiles: Fear Itself – Kuurth and Nul (Juggernaut and Hulk)
Datafiles: Nerkodd and Skadi (Attuma and Sin)
Datafiles: Angrir and Mokk (Thing and Grey Gargoyle)
Datafile: Fear Itself – The Serpent
Datafiles: Fear Itself – Odin All-Father
Item Power Sets: Fear Itself – Weapons of the Odin-Force
One- or Two-Act Mini-Events published by the bullpen at Plot Points.
Forget galaxy-spanning wars and superhumans drawing political and ideological lines in the sand. Sometimes, all you want to do is get the guns off the streets and out of the criminals’ hands.
Okay. This looks bad.
Someone has stolen a tape. (Yes, S.H.I.E.L.D. still uses VHS tapes, apparently.) And this isn’t just any run-of-the-mill outdated recording medium. It shows something that could bring down the Avengers, S.H.I.E.L.D., and maybe even the U.S. government. And now the President wants someone to get it back. Obviously.
The heroes are sitting around the Stark Enterprises penthouse in Osaka, Japan when a figure dressed in ninja clothes appears on the balcony, clothes shredded and bloodied. As the figure collapses to the ground, a female voice rasps, “Listen, we don’t have much time, I infiltrated the Yashida Fortress. Harada is there, along with Madame Hydra and the Hand. I’m sorry, I have failed you.” As Watcher, spend a die from the Doom Pool to ensure the ninjas attack first. The heroes are surprised by their attack, having expected to hear back from their agent and then seek out the Silver Samurai.
Doctor Victor von Doom, the on-and-off dictator of Latveria, hates Christmas. It gives people hope, encourages them to celebrate things that aren’t Doom himself, and takes attention away from the Latverian national holiday Doom-mas.
But one thing that intrigues Doom about the holiday is its mysterious symbol: Santa Claus. The man in the red and white suit, despite his bulging gut and annoying laugh, has somehow managed to unlock a secret of temporal control, allowing him to travel the entire world in a single night. And that’s not all! To Doom’s great mirth, Santa also seems to have an entire race of enslaved servitor elves to do his bidding! Just think of the Doom-bots that could be produced if Latveria controlled the North Pole factories!
Two of the most iconic superheroes came together back in the 1990s and were pitted against their most terrifying foes. In the one-shot comic Spider-Man And Batman, those two legends squared off against Carnage and the Joker. The pages of that issue could barely contain the potential of such a meeting.
For the Marvel Heroic RPG, the Mini-Event Breakout was our first ever foray into the game system, and launched our Heroic adventures thereafter. The story of heroes rallying to stop a bunch of terrifying villains from being unleashed all at once upon the unsuspecting citizens of New York City from a hemorrhaging Raft super-prison was simple, straightforward, and allowed for plenty of action.
Well, the MCU has its own Raft supermax-prison for ultra-powered villains, and the very last moments of Captain America: Civil War give a glimpse of another jailbreak; only this time, its heroes freeing heroes instead of villains freeing villains. If your players are looking to play in the MCU, this is a perfect jumping-in point; the Accords have created tremendous tension, there’s time between this Mini-Event and Avengers: Infinity War for your heroes to craft their own adventures, and during this Mini-Event your heroes get to play out an unseen-but-canon event in the MCU, and do it your way.
In the past few weeks, there has been an increase in activity at Cape Canaveral. Shuttle launches have begun in earnest to S.H.I.E.L.D.’s orbiting space station and to the moon under a total and absolute security blackout. What’s more, a permanent facility is being constructed right outside of the Blue Area of the moon, the portion of the lunar surfaces that possesses a terrestrial atmosphere and environment. The facility is being stocked with top-line cybernetics and military hardware, and a staff to match.
Supplements to official Events like Civil War, which were published by MWP.