u/Gorssky

What does it take to make the premise of a campaign where the players are students in a superhero college entertaining?

Things like Sky High and My Hero Academia have explored the idea of superheroes and education - growing and training to use their powers for good.

How would a college setting potentially change that? What sells the idea as something players would have fun with? What does it need?

- Humor?

- Excitement?

- Rival Colleges?

- Collegiate Superhuman Sport Leagues?

- Campus Hijinks and Pranking?

- The Stresses of Classwork and Studying? (And how to accomplish that in a TTRPG)

- Involvement in Off-Campus, Local Crime-Stopping?

- Intensive, Body-Breaking Hero Training?

- Equally Intense Professors with Dark Pasts of Previous Hero Work?

- Something Else?

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u/Gorssky — 13 days ago

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