Each dice gets split between the following sheet: When a character does something risky they roll 4d6, plus more if they’re using powers and/or they’re risking harm. Wade played The King of Hearts, who had a trench coat missing one sleeve and weird magical powers which were calmed down by a strange playing card.Įach location is a card laid out and the group will (mostly) move together from scene to scene. Mark was TP417, a character with literally black skin, a purple eye and the ability to teleport (I made a note that he might be one of Azazel’s many Nightcrawler-type children). Lee played Reece, who had a patch, stubble and I’m pretty sure pouches. The group had to get out of the helicopter and flee to the mainland. From the mainland, there were the spotlights of Sentinels flying towards them, looking for survivors. It crashed and the group woke up while water was pouring in. In this case, they were in a helicopter being transported across Sentinel-occupied Manhattan. You’re held by the authority, on the way somewhere when you crash. The start is always the same, whether it’s Psi*Run or the Days of Future Past hack for it. It led to the Days of Future Past movie (of course), the hounds and Ahab who are on The Gifted at the moment. Later there would be appearances from many people in this timeline Rachel Summers who was surprised to find her mother had died before having her, and Franklin Richards who was kind of a ghost. Kate Pryde’s brain was transported into the present day, swapping places with Kitty Pryde who saw this horrific future.

It’s a classic storyline from the Chris Claremont X-Men run, before grimdark alternate futures were a thing. Home to Rachel Summers, Kate Pryde, an old Wolverine and a whole wall full of dead or captured mutants. We play in the dark alternate future of Days of Future Past. Normally we create an enemy together, but this time it’s a fixed opponent. They know a vague thing about their power, some questions they’re looking to answer about themselves during play and what they see when they look in the mirror. The players take the role of psychic youths with amnesia, on the run from an authority controlled by me. Psi*Run is a fascinating game which uses the mechanics to tell a very specific story. Then a player in my group notified me that he’d found an X-Men hack for Psi*Run and I knew the days had been saved. I’d read Meguey Baker’s amazing Psi*Run and managed to lose the character sheets on the morning of the day I was supposed to be running it. Trapped in a world that hates and fears them, the X-Men were a massive part of my youth and still a core part of my fandom. Days of Future Past hack by jenskot on the Story Games forums. Original Game by Meguey Baker and Night Sky Games.

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