Sidekix: The Teen Team Sourcebook

Introduction	Player Info	GM's Info
Introduction	The Teen Team	How to Run It
Using This Sourcebook	Member Descriptions	The Basic Plot
Disclaimer	History	Blast from the Past
	Creating Your Own Teen Team Member	Bones of Ivory
	Team Interaction	The Truth, The Whole Truth, and Nothing But
	Team Response and Tactics	The TV Show
	Supporting Cast	How It Played
	Foes
	Old Adventures of the Teen Team

Introduction

What do sidekicks do after they grow up?

My feeling is that being a teenage superhero (sidekick or not) in the DC universe is kind of like being in a garage band. (Granted, you have to be intensely trained or have an active metagene to get in this band, but...) Eventually they grow up, and they leave the band. On the other hand, garage bands don't defeat supervillains who then go to jail and get out five or ten years later looking for revenge. Superhero teams do.

The Teen Team are definitely modeled after the Teen Titans at their Wolfman-Perez peak.

Using This Sourcebook

That's up to you and your needs. Here are some suggestions:

Hand out characters and run it as one or more adventures.
Convert it for your campaign -- use it as an alternate future adventure (just before they meet the bad guy who'll pound them) or use it right after the players have been incredibly stupid and you'd like to give them a chance to fix what they've done wrong.
Steal parts. You might want to take the Teen Team and drop them into your hero universe. Or you might want just one or two of them. (I think Janet's kind of cool.) That's fine. Heck, you can even throw them a decade into the past and have them with families now. Or you can take the one-line descriptions of the past adventures of the Teen Team and use those for your players.

This adventure is set in the DC Universe plus: it features some extra history grafted on. You could go to the trouble of creating the entire universe but DC Heroes has all these characters built in.

Disclaimer

Although I mention characters from DC Comics herein, I'd just like to state, categorically and without reservation, that DC Comics has not approved of this use, that I'm not making any money off it, that in no way whatsoever do I mean to infringe upon the real legal holder of the trademarks. No challenge to trademark ownership is intended or implied, and I acknowledge fully DC Comics' ownership of the trademarked items in this article.

DC Heroes is a role-playing game by Mayfair Games, Inc. produced under license from DC Comics, and Mayfair doesn't approve of me doing this, either.

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