@@MichaelChadd there are no rules in the set. Would you have kept the boxes for the dice??

@@GM_AdmirAl From what i saw in another review there were some dice pool rules on page 10 so maybe its in the beginning and part of the GM screen too. Yep on the boxes. Something about tearing stuff that some with it would rub my goblin brain wrong. I always try to keep my sets pretty intact if I can and I always carry a Gerber EAB everywhere I go.

@@TheFinalFrontiersmen they absolutely do. I used them for the one shots I ran.

@@GM_AdmirAl this set doesn’t do something similar? Maybe it’s not as obvious as the Star Wars booklets but hopefully they give direction for the GM as the adventure proceeds?

@thefinalfrontiersmen it doesn't. Even on their product page they say there's no rulebook. Wish I'd seen that before I bought it.

@ dang. That really is a huge mistake. Not that I’ve played countless games, but this is the first time I’ve heard of a “starter set” that doesn’t give you what you need to start. Truly truly truly unfortunate, as the contents of the box look spectacular otherwise. And it lowers my confidence that the rest of the game will be handled properly and with the consumer in mind.

@teamcosmicseeds they don't have the Marvel License yet. Set 1 is Edgar Rice Burroughs and set 2 is Top Cow. The new stuff can absolutely play with the old stuff! There will be 3 formats for the game eventually. Modern Age is just the new cards and Golden Age is the new and old cards combined!

In the new game, Negates are modifiers that hit in the "Astral Plane" and are not considered defenses.

@GM_AdmirAl I haven't got to play in a long time and am just getting back into it. But the JW-coded cards say it can't be defended. Would that text just be ignored? It seems pretty clear the intention of these cards was you needed to defend with power cards. Just want to make sure I understand.