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[Nicholas1024]

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[Person]

Weaver Dice is a system for generating parahumans inspired by the one used by Weaver in one of the later chapters to explain why being a hero was better to a bunch of middle schoolers (in a speech that compared it to drugs, which were mentioned in a way that made one of the other Wards go "Oh shhhh-ugar," which was pretty much the funniest line in that whole chapter.

On the subject of that...I have a couple ideas.
One is a game pitting the players, all superheroes or -villains, against an Endbringer or their version in my still-nameless Worm-based RP (Terrors), which are kinda like Godzilla if Godzilla had a few more powers and was even more indestructible.
The other would combine a couple ideas I've had for a while and place a few players (6-7?) in the roles of scientists perfecting superhero-making formulae. Goals indeterminate.
Which sounds more fun?

Ah, I see. Haven't got that far yet. ;p Anyway, not giving players a goal is generally a bad idea based on the rtd games I've seen so far, and I've seen more than a few over my time here. (RTD forum is the first one I check when I log in. It became a habit at one point.)  Minimalist games are an exception sometimes but ehhh. I can honestly see the scientist game being more of a suggestion game for some reason. Either could work as an rtd if done well though.

[Urist Mc Dwarf]

Name: The Monk
Looks: A bald headed shaolin monk in an orange robe. With fangs. And claws. And is unusauly pale.
Stats:
Strength: +
Endurance:+
Dexterity:++
Affinity:
Luck: ++
Badassery: ------

[Xantalos]

((Say, how's whatever update may be going going?))

[Wwolin]

((Sick and tired of being sick and tired. I'll do a turn when I recover.))

[Xantalos]

Good luck recovering!

[Supermichael777]

Must... join... RtD
Name Mike "Rasputin"
Str ++
Dex ++
End ++
Afin ------
Luck ++++++
Badassery ------

A death defying stuntman. actual stat balance 

[TCM]

a death defying stuntman. minmaxery and tankynes
I expect; no I demand to be instated as someones rise to map destroying power
no other death would live up to death defying stuntman power

It would be helpful to everyone if you could fix your grammar a little bit.

Unless you're just learning English, if so, then you're making decent progress.

[Elephant Parade]

a death defying stuntman. minmaxery and tankynes
I expect; no I demand to be instated as someones rise to map destroying power
no other death would live up to death defying stuntman power

It would be helpful to everyone if you could fix your grammar a little bit.

Unless you're just learning English, if so, then you're making decent progress.

To start with, use "..." instead of "....". Also, end your sentences with punctuation.
And under no circumstances should you ever use multiple exclamation marks.
NEVER!!!!!

[GreatWyrmGold]

AND ALL CAPS ARE A BAD IDEA!

And ain't ain't a word.

[Elephant Parade]

AND ALL CAPS ARE A BAD IDEA!

And ain't ain't a word.

No caps are almost as bad as all caps, though. The first word of each sentence should start with a capital letter, as well as proper nouns (names of people and places, mainly) and the word "I." When "I" is used in a contraction, you still capitalize it; I've, I'm, I'll, and the like all have a capitalized I.

[GreatWyrmGold]

Indeed.

although low caps are even worse than all, imho. Which reminds me, acronyms are also capitalized. Example: IMHO.

[Wwolin]

I expect; no I demand to be instated as someones rise to map destroying power

The map has been destroyed in the Grammar-Nazi invasion brought about by your reckless use of nocaps.

But in all seriousness, welcome aboard! I'm feeling much better now, and everyone can expect a turn later tonight.

[Elephant Parade]

I expect; no I demand to be instated as someones rise to map destroying power

The map has been destroyed in the Grammar-Nazi invasion brought about by your reckless use of nocaps.

But in all seriousness, welcome aboard! I'm feeling much better now, and everyone can expect a turn later tonight.

Woo!
I have the strangest feeling that I'm going to die.

[TCM]

And ain't ain't a word.

Ain't is recognized by most English dictionaries now. Even if that's not enough, it's become such a fundamental part of the American vernacular language that it's usage has been legitimized. I don't know if it's used elsewhere in the English-speaking world though.

The map has been destroyed in the Grammar-Nazi invasion brought about by your reckless use of nocaps.

But in all seriousness, welcome aboard! I'm feeling much better now, and everyone can expect a turn later tonight.

Hooray!