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Icons: The Assembled Edition
Sometimes, you don’t want to get a master’s degree to play a super hero!
ICONS is a fast paced supers game with a fun flexible system and super quick character creation. While it has enough depth for a “serious supers game” it is at its best when played like a Saturday morning cartoon.
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