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Welcome
March 18, 2007
 Ladies and gentlemen, we are proud to announce that the Unofficial Spider-Man guidebook for the Marvel Universe Roleplaying Game is here! We are proud to bring you one of the most ambitious projects on the web-- an unofficial supplement with the look, feel, and content that fills Spider-Man's sadly empty corner of the MURPG.
This book contains an in-depth look at Spider-Man's history, 44 profiles of Spider-Man's allies and enemies, team entries, new Actions and Modifiers, and a full-length adventure with maps! All of this is available to you in full-color .PDF format.
As you can see, we kept the dpi quality high for those of you who'd like your very own printed-out version. That means that you better right-click and "Save As" to download.
- Download here. (62.6 MB total) Compiled from previously separated downloads.
Thanks to all who've supported us in this endeavor that
was truly a labor of love. Love for this character, his comics, and his
fans. We hope you won't be disappointed with what you'll find here-- feel free to discuss anything you find here at the MURPG Message Board. Happy gaming!
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Links & Extras
March 17, 2007
If you enjoyed the Spidey Guide, here are a few other links you might enjoy:
- Marvel Flipside
A weekly fanfic in blog form (li'l ficlets?) by the Spidey Guide's Art Director, Danny Wall. It's a Bizarro-world Marvel where the heroes are villains, and the villains are heroes! See how different (or, strangely, how similiar!) a Flipped-out Marvel Universe can be!
Featuring Victor von Doome's 4-Victory, the Green Goblin & the Gremlin, the Avengers, and The Brotherhood like you've never seen them before!
- Get Out of Infernopolis! (.pdf)
Danny Wall's entry into the Game Chef 2008 competition. It's a story-telling game of absurdity and improv, using a Uno card deck, multiple GMs, and one player.
"If you thought the Afterlife was a funny business, you'd be right!
INFERNOPOLIS is a pretty hellish place, but the stories that go on down there are pretty hilarious! One player tells the stories of a poor soul who’s trying to find his way out! The other players are the petty demons who complicate his stories with interruptions and embellishments!
Surreal, often random, and invariably absurd, GET OUT OF INFERNOPOLIS uses the UNO® card game to help prompt you. You’ll be creating unique, hysterical improv stories every time!"
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