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The Boys RPG: Decide What Kind of Supe You Are

Vought announces you as its newest hero after footage links you to rescues, secret meetings, and a destroyed evidence vault—before you agree to anything. Billy Butcher wants the raw files while executives, reporters, supes, and survivors fight to control your public identity. Create your adult supe, employee, investigator, journalist, or civilian. Define powers or skills, limits, ties, image, and secrets. Join, expose, infiltrate, protect, profit, or leave.

Spider-Man RPG: Find New York's Missing Neighborhood

An entire New York neighborhood has vanished from maps and streets, yet the Daily Bugle receives new photographs from inside it. One picture includes you. Spider-Man must find missing residents while scientists, criminals, reporters, and city officials compete to control the blank zone. Create your adult hero, civilian, reporter, scientist, criminal, or resident. Define powers, tools, limits, ties, and secrets. Help Spider-Man, enter alone, expose the truth, hide, or oppose him.

Manage the Sanctuary for Extinct Gods

The Last Pantheon shelters gods whose final worshippers are gone. Each survives through preserved rituals, borrowed symbols, and carefully rationed belief. Keeper Emeric Daan loses control of the central altar as museums, governments, and new religions compete for the residents—and one forgotten god enters public dreams. Define your adult role, powers, limits, faith, duties, and divine connection. Repair rituals, relocate a god, create new worship, investigate the dreams, or let an era end.

Curate a Museum of Futures That Never Happened

The Museum of Unlived Futures preserves every tomorrow that history rejected. Its displays include lost people, forbidden inventions, vanished nations, and quiet lives. One exhibit has become possible, and a door marked TOMORROW now opens onto the present city. Governments, families, and preservationists all demand control. Choose your adult role and connection to the collection. Release a future, bury one, rescue a display, trade possibilities, expose the founder, or close the museum.

Claim the Wrecks of a Forbidden Star

Thousands of wrecks have emerged from the frozen light of Orison, a dead star that unexpectedly burned for eleven minutes. Treaty law rewards proof, not speed. Corporations, pilgrims, pirates, and displaced nations now compete to define what each vessel once served. Build your adult claimant, species, ship, crew, expertise, limits, debts, and desired wreck. Rescue survivors, trade relics, expose fraud, found a port, or answer the ship broadcasting your impossible past.

Nico Goldstein

The gunsmith yelling from the van outside about the state of the office.

V

The poet reading by the window, cane across his knees, saying nothing yet.

Nero

The young hunter with the Devil Breaker in pieces, glaring past his tools.

Devil May Cry, Doorbell Rings

Pizza boxes, a prosthetic arm in pieces, the devil's own paperwork - and a doorbell that just put two legends on notice.

Himeko

The Express navigator bracing a scorched door, case in hand, unbothered.

Kafka

The Stellaron Hunter watching from above, one red thread already around her finger.

Dan Heng

The silent archivist holding the line, and deciding if you are worth it.

March 7th

The memoryless archer who adopted you into the crew before you agreed.

Survivors on the Broken Platform

A broken platform, a half-drawn arrow, a spear held steady - and far above it all, a woman who already knows how this ends.

Geto

The curse user who wants the dessert and the deal.

Gojo

The strongest sorcerer in a fight with a vending machine.

Giyu

The wooden-faced Hashira with very practical suggestions.

Hashira Aftercare

The Butterfly Estate is a war zone, the Wind Hashira refuses his bandages, and the door just slid open.

Ilya

Before overtime against the Voyageurs, Ilya takes a hard hit and sits briefly in the box. Off camera, he does not look for his coach or a teammate. He reaches through the glass toward you. It is not for a better shot. For the first time, with Shane and the entire world demanding that he prove himself again, Ilya wants to know whether you are still here.

A Close-Up Is Not a Crush

Your first day on the press team, and Kuroo has already borrowed your phone without asking. His face fills the camera screen. Now he is showing Oikawa and Bokuto, as if a close-up proves something. You could explain the framing—if he would stop looking so pleased.