Difference between revisions of "Superpowers (gimmick)"
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
Matt Weiner (talk | contribs) (Removed redirect to Powers#Variants) Tag: Removed redirect |
m (Ophir Lifshitz moved page Superpowers to Superpowers (gimmick): moved per talk) |
||
| (One intermediate revision by one other user not shown) | |||
| Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
{{confuse|[[Powers#Variants|the variant form of power tossups currently used at some tournaments]]}} | {{confuse|[[Powers#Variants|the variant form of power tossups currently used at some tournaments]]}} | ||
| − | At several trash tournaments and at least one academic tournament run by Boston-area teams [[Boston University]] and [[Boston College]] in the mid-2000s, each player could claim one of a set of "superpowers" at the start of the tournament. Players could use these abilities to alter the course of gameplay in various ways. This was part of a trend towards "[[funn| | + | At several trash tournaments and at least one academic tournament run by Boston-area teams [[Boston University]] and [[Boston College]] in the mid-2000s, each player could claim one of a set of "superpowers" at the start of the tournament. Players could use these abilities to alter the course of gameplay in various ways. This was part of a trend towards "[[funn|fun]]" rules alterations in trash tournaments that petered out around 2010. |
[[Category: Trash gimmicks]] | [[Category: Trash gimmicks]] | ||
Latest revision as of 18:40, 23 April 2021
- Not to be confused with the variant form of power tossups currently used at some tournaments.
At several trash tournaments and at least one academic tournament run by Boston-area teams Boston University and Boston College in the mid-2000s, each player could claim one of a set of "superpowers" at the start of the tournament. Players could use these abilities to alter the course of gameplay in various ways. This was part of a trend towards "fun" rules alterations in trash tournaments that petered out around 2010.