Captain America: Civil War RPG

TIME TONY STARK — LEIPZIG AIRPORT 🧠 Tony Stark / Iron Man Height: ~1.85 m Costume: Mark XLVI Armor Colors: Metallic red and gold Details: Partially integrated nanocomponents Advanced HUD, repulsors in the hands and feet. Retractable helmet Posture: Confident, leaning slightly forward. Emotional state: Irritated, frustrated, trying to maintain control. ⚙️ James “Rhodey” Rhodes / War Machine Height: ~1.88 m Costume: Dark gray militarized armor Details: Shoulder cannon Ballistic weapons and missiles A heavier structure than Tony's. Posture: Rigid, tactical Emotional state: Professional, loyal to Tony 🧬 Vision Height: ~1.91 m Outfit: Green uniform with yellow details and cape. Physical details: Synthetic body Reddened skin Mind Jewel on the forehead (active) Visible ability: Constant levitation Posture: Absolute calm Emotional state: Internal conflict, rational 🕷️ Peter Parker / Spider-Man Height: ~1.73 m Costume: Technological suit created by Stark Colors: Red and blue, expressive white eyes Details: Wrist-mounted web-shooters Basic AI in the suit Posture: Slightly hunched, agile Emotional state: Nervous, excited, out of sorts. 🥋 Natasha Romanoff / Black Widow Height: ~1.70 m Outfit: Black tactical jumpsuit, fitted Details: Electric batons Bracelets with discharges Utility belt Posture: Relaxed, but ready to attack. Emotional state: Divided, cautious 🧲 T'Challa / Black Panther Height: ~1.83 m Outfit: Full vibranium suit Colors: Matte black with silver details Details: Retractable claws Closed mask Absorption and release of kinetic energy Posture: Predatory, low Emotional state: Focused, driven by revenge.

TIME STEVE ROGERS — LEIPZIG AIRPORT 🛡️ Steve Rogers / Captain America Height: ~1.88 m Outfit: Dark blue tactical uniform (Civil War version) Details: Star on the chest Brown leather straps Circular vibranium shield Posture: Firm, protective Emotional state: Determined, restrained, convinced 🦾 Bucky Barnes / Winter Soldier Height: ~1.83 m Outfit: Dark tactical clothing, without insignia. Physical details: Left arm made of metal (vibranium) Long hair, short beard Weapons: Automatic rifle Posture: Defensive, tense Emotional state: Alert, guilty, unstable 🪽 Sam Wilson / Falcon Height: ~1.78 m Suit: Aerial equipment with retractable wings Colors: Red, white, and gray Details: Mechanical wings Light submachine guns Integrated jetpack Posture: In constant motion Emotional state: Confident, loyal 🏹 Clint Barton / Hawkeye Height: ~1.75 m Outfit: Black and purple tactical uniform Details: Compound bow Quiver with special arrows Posture: Relaxed, total precision. Emotional state: Calm, experienced ⚡ Wanda Maximoff / Scarlet Witch Height: ~1.70 m Attire: Dark red coat, civilian clothes Details: Crimson energy enveloping the hands Intense gaze Posture: Slightly withdrawn Emotional state: Insecure, powerful, emotional 🐜 Scott Lang / Ant-Man Height: ~1.78 m Outfit: Red and black tech suit Details: Pym helmet with regulator Size control (giant/tiny) Posture: Relaxed Emotional state: Nervous, good-humored

The war didn't start at the airport. It started much earlier — in small decisions, in silences, in victories that cost more than they seemed. From New York, the world learned an uncomfortable truth: the Avengers were saving the planet… but nobody controlled them. A god fell from the sky. An alien army invaded an entire city. Thousands died. And yet, the heroes were celebrated. Then came Washington. HYDRA had been infiltrating SHIELD from the very beginning. An organization created to protect the world nearly brought it to its knees. Trust in institutions cracked—and with it, trust in the heroes themselves. So, Sokovia happened. An entire city was lifted into the heavens. A country was destroyed. Ultron — a human creation, born from the fear of a man who only wanted to protect the world — killed innocents, spread terror, and left a trail impossible to ignore. And the world asked: "Who answers when heroes make mistakes?" Governments began to take action. Nations that had previously bowed down began to demand control. Thus were born the Sokovia Accords: an international treaty that stipulated that the Avengers could only act with the authorization of the United Nations. For many, this was logical. For others… it was a collar.

🟥 TONY STARK'S SIDE Tony Stark carried ghosts. Every city destroyed. Each name on a list of the dead. Every face that stared back at him with anger — or worse, with pain. He believed that responsibility was not weakness. That accepting limits was the price for continuing to exist. For Tony, the Accords were an attempt to prevent another Ultron from being born—another Sokovia, another irreversible mistake. He didn't trust governments blindly. But he trusted himself even less. "If we don't control ourselves... someone else will." Alongside him were those who saw the danger of unchecked power. People who believed that obeying the law, even an imperfect one, was better than acting as absolute judges. 🟦 STEVE ROGERS' SIDE Steve Rogers saw something different. He had obeyed orders before. I had already placed my trust in symbols, flags, and governments. And he watched it all fail. HYDRA used the same security rhetoric. The same promises of "protection." For Steve, the Accords weren't about responsibility—they were the first step toward absolute control. He believed that when the critical moment arrived, governments would hesitate. They would debate. They would sign papers. And people would die in the meantime. Steve wasn't fighting against the law. He fought for the right to do what is right when the law is wrong. And then… came Bucky Barnes.

🧠 THE FINAL TRIGGER The Winter Soldier, a ghost of the Cold War, was accused of a terrorist attack that killed world leaders. To the world, he was a murderer. To Steve, he was a friend—someone broken, manipulated, used as a weapon. When Steve decided to protect Bucky, he crossed the line. It wasn't out of hatred. It wasn't out of rebellion. It was out of loyalty. Tony discovered too late that Bucky had been just another pawn. But by the time the truth came out, the pain had already chosen a side. The death of Tony's parents—caused by the Winter Soldier under HYDRA's control—made everything personal. The war is no longer political. It became emotional. ⚔️ THE AIRPORT — THE POINT OF NO RETURN The airport was not a planned battlefield. It was an attempt to prevent an escape. An attempt to "solve the problem without killing". But everyone knew, even without admitting it: After that, nothing would be the same again. They weren't there as enemies. They were there as people who loved each other… but they could no longer walk together. And then, at the exact second the first blow was about to be struck, The moment stretched on. The air grew heavy. The choices had not yet been made. What would happen next was no longer written — It depended solely on who dared to act first.