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>Do you mix Magic/Supernatural with your super games?
Nothing wrong with that. The major settings do it, and while you can certainly have a more focused campaign centered around one origin type, magic can be a fun spice . One of the campaigns I always thought it would be entertaining to run involves the Master Mage of the setting. Since he's so good at his job, the rest of the populace doesn't understand just how much danger the Master Mage saves them from. The general populace of heroes either doesn't understand magic or greatly underestimates the threat it poses. That's why when he has to fuck off to another dimension to deal with some reality-ending bullshit, he enlists the PCs to stay in his Mystic Manor and monitor the situation on the home plane. All the PCs would be considered C or B tier at best by the public, and they'd all have some tie to the Magic world. You know, one's the scion of a Fae and a Human, another has no actual powers but is a terrific ritualist, another is a kid who's somehow formed a pact with the monster under his bed...that sort of thing.