Marvel Multiverse Role-Playing Game
Take on the roles of Marvel's most famous Super Heroes—or create your own—to fight some of the most dangerous Super Villains in the Marvel Universe! Featuring the All-New, All-Different d616 System, the MARVEL MULTIVERSE ROLE-PLAYING GAME gives players the chance to explore their own corner of the multiverse. All you need is the book, three six-sided dice, and a group of friends. What're you waiting for? Start your adventure today!
Originally created by Matt Forbeck
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How to play the Marvel Multiverse Role-Playing Game
In this game, you and your fellow players team up to tell amazing new stories in your own corner of the Marvel Multiverse. The Marvel Multiverse Role-Playing Game uses three, six-sided dice, to determine the outcome of your actions. One of these dice is designated as the "Marvel die", which can cause special things to happen on a roll of 1 on the die. Your characters will fall into one of six "Archetypes" (Blaster, Bruiser, Genius, Polymath, Protector, or Striker), which will determine the abilities and skills you have access to as you begin your heroic adventure across the Marvel Multiverse!
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Blaster
A blaster is uncanny at attacking people from afar. It doesn't matter whether they're using arrows, bullets, or optic blasts, they can hit their targets fast and from a (hopefully) safe distance. Examples: Cyclops, Hawkeye, Human Torch
Bruiser
A bruiser uses their incredible toughness to absorb all sorts of damage in a fight, and they use their amazing strength to deal out even more of it. They like to wade into the center of things and start throwing punches, sometimes throwing other things, like cars, or other heroes. Examples: Colossus, Hulk, Juggernaut
Genius
A genius is one of the smartest people in the world, able to invent solutions for the thorniest problems on the fly. They are just as at home in a laboratory as they are analyzing the situation on the field of battle. Examples: Doctor Doom, Mister Fantastic, Shuri
Polymath
A polymath is good at all sorts of things, often in amazing ways that don't typically match up. They might not be the best there is at any particular thing, but they're better than just about everyone in general. Examples: Captain America, Iron Man, Miles Morales
Protector
A protector is excellent at coordinating teams and getting people to work together to be their best. They can shine on their own, but when working with a team they can be dazzling. Examples: Doctor Strange, Invisible Woman, Professor X
Striker
A striker hits hard and fast, relying on their reflexes and training to keep them out of harm's way. They make good loners if they can avoid getting hurt too badly, but they can be even better on a team, where they can rely on others for protection and support so they can really cut loose. Examples: Daredevil, Wolverine, Blade