
The Warlord |

Double Cross uses d10
Double Cross takes place in a modern world that is much like ours. It is not a perfect world. If anything, it is depressing. The world is plagued with war, disease, crime, and recession. Nonetheless, the common man continues with his mundane life, holding on to the happiness that he worked so hard to achieve. Everyone unconsciously expects that today will continue on to tomorrow.
You know this is not the case. You are aware that a virus called Renegade
has already warped the world.
Twenty years ago, a mystery virus called "Renegade" was spread across the
globe, infecting a large portion of the world population. When the virus becomes active in a host, it changes the DNA of the person and grants him supernatural powers.
The Renegade offers various powers, such as pyrokinesis, sonic speed,
lightning attacks, or superhuman regeneration. Some may be transformed into creatures of fantasy. The different powers of the Renegade are currently categorized into twelve different Syndromes.
It's your typical guys get superpower from this virus, but if you over use it, you can turn into a monster.
Tenra Bansho Zero uses d6
Tenra Bansho Zero is set in the world of Tenra: A rich world of high magic and technology, of the ancient side by side with the futuristic. A world of blood and steel, mired in an endless feudal war. There are over a dozen playable character types in the game, including mecha-pilot armour riders, soulgem-studded samurai, onmyoji taoist sorcerers, Buddhist monks of three different orders, skilled shinobi, kijin cyborgs, peerless killing robots, secretive Shinto agents, mysterious ayakashi monsters and more!
It's basically steampunk feudal japan/warring states setting

Artemis Moonstar |

Well, I feel I should mention OVA. Extremely versatile, and you can use the abilities to basically make any anime character you want with a little "refluffing". I can tell you it is VERY fun. Mecha, fantasy, high school slice of life, you name it.
But if one can show me rules, I'm willing to go in for some others.