This is the recap of all the story arcs found in the IRC script-style roleplay SupeRPowered so far. Due to the extremely standalone episodic nature of the RP, each story arc synopsis will cover "major" events that happened— and a brief explanation of events leading up to them if necessary— and several smaller events in a combined summary.
This season covered the initial chatroom meeting, the District A-D bridge destruction and first introductions of regular villains Cassidy and Dr. Flux, and many other new characters. Culminated into Cassidy's first capture with the aid of the newest player: former war criminal Hyper-Thermia.
Event 1: First Encounters
General Information
- Date(s): September 10-12.
- Players Introduced: Caliber, Dread, Elektra, Molly, Morph, Rosie, Shadowman, Tekno.
- Main Participants:
- The Museum: Elektra, Molly, Morph, Shadowman, Tekno.
- Spinal Drop: Dread, Elektra, Molly, Morph, Rosie, Shadowman, Tekno.
- Locations: Shore City Social Club, Van Buren Hall of the Arts (Museum, District A), Spinal Drop (Nightclub, District D).
- Quick Summary: The initial chatroom meeting happens on September 10, and two face-to-face meetings are quickly arranged: first at a museum, next at the most popular nightclub in the city. Hilarity ensues, but tensions between players arise as well.
Synopsis
The story begins.From September 25-October 23. Dealt with the sudden and large activity from meta-villains throughout Shore City, including Morph's counterpart Hunter, the Painter, and the increasing tension between several chat members. This became notable with the Becca-Natie police incident and the fistfight between Becca and Molly, and the end of this arc marked the unofficial introductions of Echo and Panacea.
Event 1
General Information
Synopsis
The current arc, beginning October 24. After the announcement of the restrictive meta-activity law, the Keane Act, and the official introductions of Echo and Panacea, chaos begins to take hold within Shore City following the deaths of two city council members important to the passing of the legislature.
