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Chasing AdventureSuperpowered
GenreFantasyModern, Superhero
TagsNarrative, Beginner-Friendly, Fast-Paced, Character-Driven, CC-Licensed RulesRules-Light, Superpowers, Beginner-Friendly, Fast-Paced, Theater of the Mind, Character-Driven
Core MechanicRoll 2d6 + stat (STR, DEX, INT, WIS, CHA, -1 to +3). 10+ is a full success, 7–9 is a partial success with cost, 6- the GM makes a move. Advantage adds a d6 (keep best two); Disadvantage adds a d6 (keep worst two). Conditions replace HP: mark a stat with a condition for Disadvantage but gain XP. Push Yourself for Advantage at the cost of a condition. Chase Moves handle pursuit scenes. Favor tracks NPC relationships.Roll 2d6 + skill level vs. a difficulty number (4+ easy to 10+ formidable). Characters have 7 broad skills, Endurance (stamina), and Lifeblood (health). Superpowers are defined by a Power source (from 36 options like Fire, Cosmic, or Speed) that grants themed Abilities. Weaknesses grant bonus Abilities. D66 tables generate random powers and origins.
Dice2d62d6
ComplexityLowVery Low
AvailabilityFree core rulesPaid
Runnability5 of 5 book tools2 of 5 book tools
LicenseCC BY-SA 4.0OGL 1.0a
Third-Party PublishingNot yet researchedNot yet researched
PublisherSpencer MooreStellagama Publishing
Year20242020
LanguagesEnglishEnglish
Best ForGroups who want cinematic fantasy adventure with fast, narrative-driven moves: chase sequences, Favor relationships, and Conditions that make every roll matter.Quick superhero campaigns with a simple 2d6 engine: build any hero from 36 power sources, take a weakness, and leap into four-color action without heavy rules.
HighlightsChase moves are distinctive, Conditions-as-damage creates meaningful consequences, Favor system drives NPC relationships, 10 playbooks with strong starting moves, free version is the complete gameSimple 2d6 rules, 36 diverse power sources with unique ability lists, quick character creation, OGL-compatible with Cepheus Engine material, includes heroes, villains, and creatures ready to play
ConsiderationsThe design is a close modification of Dungeon World, so groups who already play that will find little mechanically new. The core book covers fantasy only, with no support for other genres. The GM never rolls dice, so every mechanical outcome rests on a player roll.Very niche, limited advancement system, superhero genre only, lacks the depth of crunchier supers games