Spider-Verse/Spider-Family Workshop

[Tornado]

There were these other tiny figures that came in little plastic balls that I picked up also.
Cannot remember what they were called though.

[japes]

My son has a collection of Marvel and DC characters...oh and Star Wars as well.

[johnny139]

So for Spider-UK, rather than a specific bonding power or anything, I always pictured something that lets him "dispatch" Swing Liners. Something like this:

WEB WARRIORS
After revealing an OM on this card, instead of moving Spider-UK, you may choose X figures you control with the Swing Line special power or Web Swing special power. The chosen figures may immediately move with that special power.

Another thought I had was tying it to OMs - either move a figure for each unrevealed OM on this card, or move a number of figures equal to the number on the OM revealed, or maybe just move every Spider-Person with an unrevealed OM on its card.

[Ronin]

I like that take, but I would like a place to sneak some bonding in somewhere. Maybe on Spider-Man India and the communicators?

[Tornado]

So what are the stories on UK & India?

[Soundwarp SG-1]

Originally Posted by Tornado

So what are the stories on UK & India?

Spider UK is a version of Captain Britain with Spider-Man's powers. 'Spider-India' is version of Peter Parker (Pavitr Prabhakar) made for an Indian audience, where everything is set in India instead of New York and Spidey and company are more supernatural based.

EDIT: Not super relevant, but I really like this page of them together

[Ronin]

Originally Posted by Soundwarp SG-1

Spider UK is a version of Captain Britain with Spider-Man's powers. 'Spider-India' is version of Peter Parker (Pavitr Prabhakar) made for an Indian audience, where everything is set in India instead of New York and Spidey and company are more supernatural based.

In the context of Spider-Folks, the importance of each is that:
-Spider-UK, after the end of Spider-Verse, keeps a team of a few spider-people together to form the Warriors of the Great Web (aka the Web Warriors). The Web Warriors have multiverse-jumping tech, and they jump in and help out in any reality that happens to need a few Spider-Men.

-Spider-Man India is the tech guy for the Web Warriors who works on the multiversal travel tech.

[Tornado]

Sounds interesting enough.

I worry it could be annoying fighting an army of Spiders.

[Ronin]

Originally Posted by Tornado

Sounds interesting enough.

I worry it could be annoying fighting an army of Spiders.

Live by the d20, die by the d20.

Potentially annoying, but we know it's going to be part of how they play, and we can balance it.

[Tornado]

Gotta love that panel

Peter Porker for the win.

[Soundwarp SG-1]

Originally Posted by Tornado

Sounds interesting enough.

I worry it could be annoying fighting an army of Spiders.

Like because of Spider Sense? Fortunately a lot of them don't actually have a Spider Sense, pretty sure UK doesn't for one.

[Ronin]

Yeah, they don't all have it. UK definitely doesn't. Spidey Noir is inconsistent, but I'm planning on going without for him - pretty sure he didn't have it (or at least not to the extent that Spidey-classic does) in his original stories.