Danger Room Commands
The application commands /danger-room challenge, /danger-room hero, /danger-room mission, and /danger-room team-up are used to create missions, randomize heroes, and procedurally generate special challenges. In certain whitelisted channels, these requests can pull from the pool of available unofficial content as well.
Cerebro utilizes the following terminology for request commands:
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mission— A combat encounter featuring one or more villains and a pre-defined number of modular sets. -
official— Any card that has been officially printed by Fantasy Flight Games (FFG). -
unofficial— Any card that has been created by a member of the Marvel Champions community with no affiliation to FFG.
There are two commands that are used to randomize solitary elements:
/danger-room hero/danger-room mission
The first is responsible for randomly selecting a hero and an appropriate number of aspects based on that hero's deck-building requirements. The second is responsible for randomly selecting a scenario and an appropriate number of modular sets based on that scenario's setup.
When a user requests a hero, some simulated terminal lines will be spawned featuring some bolded text. The first instance of bolded text is the hero that was randomly selected and the second instance of bolded text is the aspect or list of aspects that were randomly chosen. The user who executed the query should attempt their next Marvel Champions game using the hero and aspects chosen during deck-building.
When a user requests a mission, some simulated terminal lines will be spawned featuring some bolded text. The first instance of bolded text is the scenario that was randomly selected. If that scenario requires modular sets as part of its setup, there will be a second instance of bolded text outlining one or more modular sets, all of which were randomly chosen. The user who executed the query should face off against the chosen scenario and modular sets during their next Marvel Champions game.
There is one command that is used to randomize team-ups:
/danger-room team-up heroes:[[user input]]
The heroes flag denotes how many players should be accounted for during randomization and it must be a viable numerical value between 1 and 4. This command is responsible for simultaneously randomizing a solitary mission and a number of heroes as specified by the appropriate flag. The user who executed the query should encounter the specified mission with a team of the specified heroes.
There is one command that is used to randomize challenges:
/danger-room challenge
This command is responsible for procedurally generating a long-form challenge consisting of four sequential missions and a pool of four usable heroes. The user who executed the query is tasked with successfully accomplishing all four missions using each of the four heroes only once. Provided that none of the chosen heroes have unique deck-building requirements, each of the four official aspects should be used only once as well.
Some servers have whitelisted channels that allow unofficial content to be added to the pool from which the above commands make random selections. When executing any of the above commands in a whitelisted channel, any unofficial content that was chosen will feature a superscripted numerical value that equates to an attribution tag postfixed to the response. This makes it easy for users to discern which content creator authored the material and allows them to locate that content in the relevant Google Drive link or Table Top Simulator (TTS) workshop mod.
