Teen Titans, Dungeons and Dragons oh my!

It was indeed a very basic example, so I wasn't paying too much attention to that. To mitigate this, a more strict energy consumption would be used. Like in this case, 2E instead of 1E. Or mana regen would be removed entirely, atleast during combat. I might remove it now that I think about it.

As for Slade- I'm not entirely sure what you mean by that. More accurately how? I haven't read anything with DS in it, so all I have to draw from is what I read on the DC wiki, and the TT animated Slade. It'll just depend on how things go is all I can say for sure

In your example character sheet, there is a stat called DR. What does this stand for?

Teen Titans was a PG-13 show, and as such they had to change a lot about the characters so no actual death was involved. There's even a theory that this is why Red X's identity is ambiguous; there are a lot of signs he's Jason Todd, but Jason Todd is the Red Hood, and there's a lot of death associated with him.

Deathstroke the Terminator is much more lethal, a good example being he shot Kid Flash with a tranquilizer just so he could get close enough to blow out his kneecap with a shotgun. The tranquilizer only kept him slower/still for a few moments so he could accomplish this, and he knew that was how Kid Flash's heightened metabolism would make it work.

While Deathstroke is arguably as smart as he is portrayed in Teen Titans, he's an assassin and not afraid to get his hands dirty.

Overall I'm not saying this would really change anything major. But the real Slade has beaten Batman on multiple occasions and even multiple members of the Justice League at once. Whereas Slade in Teen Titans would probably flee from an encounter with the Teen Titans (As he had in the series), I'm just saying the real one isn't afraid to tuck in, break a few bones, and make the kids really consider staying away from the hero life (Which is why he clashes with the Teen Titans so much anyways).

DR = Damage Resistance. It is a perk given to the Heavy Hitter archetype. So unless you're making a Heavy, just ignore this entirely. That means you dun goofed there Wrath xP

That's what I thought you meant. I make no promises as to how good I will portray him, but just knowing that any word you say might be your last is a good incentive NOT to give him lip, or disobey him. I like it and it's definitely workable.

Okay Wrath, so I'm assuming if they fail they lose a turn in addition to the added difficulty correct?

Alright, and Energy Regen is going to be officially removed simply because it's too flawed to work with as is. Even if the minimum energy cost was 2E, Spellcasters already get a +2 to their rolls effectively letting them spam every turn. So I'm going to just remove the regen entirely, atleast during combat. Might just let Casters get more energy as their bonus.

Edited DR to N/A.

I just intended to stop them from moving, but to be honest, if this works like DnD, yes, they would lose a turn.

Also, maybe you could just make energy regen 1. Could work.

We'll see. And my apologies for switching things so often, but do you think the HP should be tailored more according to Archetype? Meaning instead of x5 for everyone, only Heavies get x5, Acros get x4, and Casters get x3. Also, I originally had Endurance act as a Damage Resistance that everyone had. But I was concerned that combat would become tedious and removed that for simply giving Heavies Dr.

Would everyone prefer that I make changes to HP and End or are you guys okay running with x5 End = HP for everyone, and DR for Heavies only?

I think, as you originally suggested, we should try the system and see how it works before tweaking it.