- This game is under the Apocalyptic, Contemporary & Anime genres.
- The game system is Mutants and Masterminds.
- This game contains adult content.
- The GM has marked this game as containing personal and intellectual property.
If the GM leaves or deletes the game nobody else will be able to continue the game.
The End of the World has a Tutorial
You could have been anywhere, doing anything, when the world turned gray and frozen except for a glowing window floating in the air that read, "Congratulations! You may now enter the tutorial." There were buttons labelled "Enter" and "Decline." Maybe you were curious, or maybe you thought you were dreaming or tripping balls, but for some reason, you tapped the enter button. Perhaps you tapped decline originally, but the follow-up prompt informing you that you will never be given another chance convinced you to take a look. Perhaps you even declined the second time, and it took you anyway with some asshole chortling in the background.The End of the World has a Tutorial is a Mutants and Masterminds 3E game with some house rules and a twist on the character creation process. Your characters will undergo a series of lethal trials administered by the Tutorial System, acquiring power points after each one that can be spent via an in-universe character status screen. The initial options are limited to ensure that the foundations such as reaching defence caps are met, and grow more free form toward the end, eventually reaching the point that the PC may choose almost anything that fits within their schtick.
My inspiration for this game includes the Korean manhwas Solo Leveling, The Tutorial Is Too Hard, I Level Up Alone, and similar titles. Other works that might be inspirational for your character's powers include stuff like King's Avatar and Rise of the Shield Hero, who have both been animated as well (although I'm not sure the former has an official English version).