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Cassandra
Apr 29th, '08, 03:06 PM
Cloverfield

Val Char Cost
100 STR 0*
10 DEX 0
50 CON 80
18 BODY 0*
5 INT -5
5 EGO -10
10 PRE 0
-10 COM 0
2 PD 0
10 ED 0
3 SPD 10
19 REC 0
100 END 0
48 STUN 0*
Total Characteristics Cost: 89

Cost Powers
60 Armor +30 PD +10 ED
27 Characteristics: PRE +40, Offense Only (-1/2)
5 ES: UV Vision
120 Growth -18 KNB, 25600t Mass, 128m Tall, 62m Wide, -12 DCV,
+12 Perception, +32" Reach, No END Persistant (+1),
Always On (-1/2)
8 LS: Breathe Underwater, High Pressure, Intense Cold
10 Multipower (10 Points)
1 u) Running +5"
1 u) Swimming +10"
25 Reduced END on 100 STR, 1/2 END (+1/4)
Total Powers Cost: 261

Total Cost: 350

200+ Disadvantages
25 Berserk: When Attacked 14-, Recover 8- (Very Common)
25 DF: Giant Monster (Unconcealable/Extreme Reaction)
25 Hunted: U.S. Military (More Powerful) 14-
25 Hunted: World Military (More Powerful) 14-
25 PhyL: Can Not Communicate with Humanity (All The Time/Greatly)
25 Extreme Reputation: Giant Monster 14-
Total Disadvantages Cost: 350


*Characteristics from Grown, No Figured Characteristics.

Cassandra
Apr 29th, '08, 03:18 PM
Basically Cloverfield was a superlarge (350 feet tall) brick knocking over building with it's casual strength (50 STR). The UV Vision and LS are based on a creature that came from the depths of the sea (See Chapter 17 on the DVD for details). It has no skills, and the only interaction with people is scaring and killing them.

Regarding the parasites, I was thinking of a RKA 1d6 Megascale explosion with say 100 Continuous charges. As the continueous charge rule states that a way to turn off the charge is Required, doing 3 or 4 body would simulate the killing of a bug nicely. I couldn't figure a way to include it in the 350, but one limition was Not in Water.

Oh, one thing I forget was it's tail and tenticles.

Extra Limb, Limited Manipulation (-1/4) 4 Points.

Comic
Apr 29th, '08, 08:48 PM
We don't so much buy Always On for size/mass alteration powers any more with 5th edition.

The recommended way is to just cost it out separately.

That would be, for example:

90 (100 STR)
16 (18 BODY)
36 (18" KBR)
** indeterminate level of Stretching, adjustments to PD/REC/STUN/Armor as you deem appropriate.

You might sell off DEX to simulate huge size, and buy up OCV, or AoE on STR. A lot of options for this particular creatures.

Though overall, I prefer your approach, as it's simpler and says what it means.

nexus
Apr 30th, '08, 06:50 AM
I prefer Always On, Inherent Growth as well. It's straight forward and more granular.

Cold Steel
Apr 30th, '08, 05:09 PM
Great movie. But the monster's name was Cloverfield?

Cassandra
May 1st, '08, 11:09 AM
Actually it's name was Debbie.

Dr. MID-Nite
May 2nd, '08, 08:07 AM
I believe the moviemakers nicknamed the monster "Clover".

Rob

Cassandra
May 2nd, '08, 11:05 AM
Full name Lila D. Zog. It's an anagram.