#with great power

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The blade is imbued with great power. I can feel it course through my hands as I unsheathe it. I do not know if I can sate its hunger. Read more on my blog.

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Is there a TTRPG that allows for the “Youths Having Fun Being Fantastic” “genre” of works like Persona 5 and Codename: Kids Next Door combined with the aesthetic of Digimon: Cyber Sleuth and early Bakugan? I’m sorry if I sent this one before, I forgor :(

THEME: Fun, Fantastic Youths.

Hello there, so I had to do a little bit of research to see what kind of tied these pieces of media together. What I looked for was games about kids with something special about them, a lighthearted tone, and an anime art style. I tried to focus on games that were set in the modern day, but not everything in this list matches that qualification.

Shepherds, by AirkSeablade.

Shepherds is a tabletop RPG about young members of a League of professional do-gooders, who strive to protect the peace and safety of ordinary people.  These young Shepherds will forge bonds of trust with each other, grow and mature as people, and possibly foil some evil plots along the way.

Shepherds puts us into a fantasy history where technology is starting to change the world around you. Your characters are young members of a special organization, with special training or abilities to help them protect the people around them. The author describes the genre as “hopeful fantasy”, inspired by the “Tales of _” video games and the Trails/Kiseki video game line.

System-wise, the game is Powered by the Apocalypse, which means that you only need 2d6 to play, and your characters will draw from a series of Moves in order to find out what happens next, with various categories for action scenes, relationship-building, moving through various in-game processes, and using magic.

The Magical Land of Yeld, by Yeldstuff.

Somewhere there is a door to a magical land. A land of secrets and treasure. Of exploration and adventure. Where children can become heroes, discover their inner strength and stand against monsters and magic. And once you enter, the only thing you have to fear is that you can never go home!

The Magical Land of Yeld is a multi-session tabletop roleplaying game focusing on adventure, hero building and shared storytelling. Like the classic console games we love, adventures in Yeld are designed to allow you to explore colorful and strange lands, seek out secret dungeons and temples and challenge powerful boss monsters as your characters grow to unlock new skills and discover more powerful weapons and treasure.

The main features of The Magical Land of Yeld that I think connect to your request is the fact that you are playing children, and that your children have magical abilities. However, the setting is decidedly fantastic, rather than taking place in the modern day - although if you like the secret worlds of Persona, you might find the isekai themes in this game to be adjacent to what you’re looking for. Similar to Kids Next Door, there’s always a threat of no longer being a child - although instead of turning into an adult, you’re in danger of turning into a monster. If you want a game with cartoon-ish threats but high stakes, you might like The Magical Land of Yeld.

Oddity High, by Derek Ehlmann.

You're a high school student that's probably nowhere close to being ordinary. Whether you’re dealing with aliens, psychics, ghosts, demons, eldritch gods or sentient cats is up to you - but whatever it is, you’re in the thick of it. Fortunately, by happenstance or by design, you’ve got a gang of like-minded, equally-abnormal friends at your side - and with their help, you’ve got a fighting chance at surviving it. Just don’t forget that you’re also going to need to survive high school, as well.

Oddity High is powered by the Apocalypse Engine, the system used by legendary and award-winning games such as Dungeon World, Monster of the Week, The Sprawl, Urban Shadows, Fellowship, and many, many more.

The Persona games are one of the many inspirations behind this game, about teenagers with abnormal powers. You combine your high-school type playbook with another, stranger playbook called your Other-Life playbook. Many of these playbooks are nods to various tropes in anime, such as masked superheroes, kids with the ability to re-write reality, or someone in control of another entity that is vastly more powerful than any human being.

Judging by the references for this game, Oddity High might lean a little more to the serious side than the goofy side, but if you want really larger-than-life anime hi-jinx, you might want to check out this game.

Clash! Shounen Battle Roleplay, by Sabrina Hawthorne.

CLASH! Shonen Battle Roleplay is a Tabletop Roleplaying Game about dramatic fights and the dramatic emotions those fights represent. It’s a game inspired by classic anime & manga like One Piece, Bleach and Naruto. Play as big, bombastic characters with all sorts of cool powers, facing off against pirates, monsters, and other powerful people just like you.

Shounen manga feels very fitting for games and media like Bakugan, Digimon, and Persona 5, which is why CLASH might have something of what you’re looking for. Your characters will all have cool powers and you’ll be constantly jumping into fight scenes, sinking your emotions and beliefs into the conflict. This is a game meant to be colourful and bold, with an emphasis on teamwork and being heroic.

Right now the game is in play-test, so there isn’t really any art to accompany the game. However, the game is pay-what-you-want while it’s in play-test, so you can check it out for free to see if the themes of the game resonate with what you’re looking for.

Cosmic Ray Kids, by Hedgemaze Press.

Cosmic Ray Kids is a single-page (front and back) atomic-age adventure roleplaying game for all ages. Play as superpowered youngsters who fight the forces of evil with heroics and heart! If you like The Powerpuff Girls, Fantastic Four, or Teen Titans Go!, you’ll love Cosmic Ray Kids!

Cosmic Ray Kids emulates the goofy, over-the-top mood of Saturday morning cartoons, with simple rules and a push-your-luck system that always has you trying to balance how much you want to risk. This is a great game for villains as goofy and gonzo as Father or The Delightful Kids From Down The Lane from Kids Next Door. It’s not necessarily styled in the same way as Persona 5 or Bakugan as - written, but I think it’s a light enough game that you could create your own setting that matches closer to what you’re looking for.

You might also want to check out….

Vibe Check, by Ostrichmonkey Games.

Powered by Cereal, by bismuth.

Teenagers with Attitude, by CardboardHyperfix.

Under the Neighbourhood, by Quest Friends.

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ANNOUNCEMENT!!

Apologies for the radio silence about With Great Power, there has just been a lotta stuff going on and burnout but!! Progress is resuming, and I’m getting back into a schedule for writing!

Hope y’all like the next chapter(One Good Scare), because it’s a doozy

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Great Coincidence

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Even In a Different Life You Still Would’ve Been Mine

Chapter: 15/31

Rating: Teen

Fandom: Doctor Who

Pairing: Eleventh Doctor/Rose Tyler

Characters: Rose Tyler, Eleventh Doctor, Jack Harkness

Warnings: 1st person MCD, graphic depiction of sword injuries

Summary: Rose, like many, had daydreams of being a princess as a young girl. Now she’s being treated like one, and she finds that it’s not all it’s cracked up to be.

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@augustwritingchallenge: Princes & Princesses

@doctorroseficmarathon: "You Are Who You Choose to Be"

@killacharacterbingo: With Great Power...

@doctorrosebingo: Royalty AU

@eclipsingbingo: Royalty

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Rangasthalam

With Great Power

If ever you wondered why Chelluboina Chitti Babu is every inch the way he is — a steamroller of will, petulance and, oh yes, great strength — you need wonder no more.

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With Great Power by Triangulum

Summary:

Stiles has known what he is since birth (and before, really), though his father doesn't. He thinks his mother suspected, had an idea that her son wasn't really her son. She was perceptive that way, and Stiles wonders if she maybe had a touch of magic. He thinks that's why when her disease seized her, she screamed that he was evil, that he was trying to kill her. That he wasn't really hers. Everyone had chalked it up to the dementia getting worse, but Stiles wonders how much of it was her being unable to contain her suspicions and letting them run wild. Once Claudia dies, Stiles is truly the only one who knows he's other. That is, until Peter.

Published: 2017-12-27

Words: 13,213

Chapters: 1/1

Rating: T

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Bob gains a superpower.

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I have polls! Must use them for greater purpose

[prybulets]

This enemy can hold a punch, has a lot of power, and his attacks are acid

Erra: Exordium demo on Steam

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1224030/Erra_Exordium/

[jjetpack]

This blade is imbued with great power. Even as I hold it here, I can feel it course through my hands. I do not know if I can sate its hunger.

Read more on my blog.

sword

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@cletusthurstonbeauregard Re: Public Cosplay

Luz rocked that outfit while saving the BI (well, pre resurrection…). Amity looks fab.

As previously stated, the girls have definitely been caught doing worse and more embarrassing things in public, even as adults.

They are protected by being:

Still the most awesome and admirable witches conceivable in this generation.

A very, very distant second to the public opinion re: sanity of their mentor and the Headmaster of the University of Wild Magic.

They’re good. 😊

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eh, they’ll fix it in post

just a lil sketch reference to the latest chapter of With Great Power :]

check under the cut for an explanation to the hands!!

This is a symbol for prayer to the Danville Pantheon as a whole, rather than to the specific deities that make up the pantheon.

The loose, lowered fist is a sign of neutrality to the earth and humanity as a whole. The sign the upper hand is making matters more, though.

If you hold up two fingers, as Stacy is doing here, you’re showing thanks for what the gods have done for you. If you only hold up one finger, you’re asking for something.

A little way to remember it is this: the finger gun is for thanks, the shushing is for pleas.

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be careful what you wish for, Fordsy

commission info here

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trixie cars team-up now available on the nintendo two

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So I guess that clip turned him gay too