Character with one side of his body being human and the othe side being mutant

[Ice9]

That would be Regeneration with the Resurrection adder, the Extra Time limitation (or maybe just the slowest base rate), and the Charges limitation (2 charges that never recover).
If he also has the "heals really fast" type of Regeneration, then the Extra Time and Charges limitations should only be on the Resurrection part, not the entire power.

[Hugh Neilson]

Or just build the power without the limit of twice in a lifetime - how often should a character be killed in any given campaign anyway?

[Ice9]

Characters that can resurrect themselves do tend to get killed more often than normal.

[Tasha]

Characters that can resurrect themselves do tend to get killed more often than normal.

Champions characters don't tend to die. So resurrection on the Regen while called for in the conception is something that could be left off if points are needed for more important things.

@Meadyaon The reason that I asked about how quick the character regens is that with fast enough regen you could call part of your regen "Resistant Defenses" and have some part of the character's defenses be that he instantly heals a part of whatever damage he takes. It's like the vampire that gets shot a bunch of times, but you see the holes heal seconds after they are made. The Vamp isn't really hurt, he just bought part of his defenses with the Special effect "Instant Healing".

[Christopher]

@Meadyaon The reason that I asked about how quick the character regens is that with fast enough regen you could call part of your regen "Resistant Defenses" and have some part of the character's defenses be that he instantly heals a part of whatever damage he takes. It's like the vampire that gets shot a bunch of times, but you see the holes heal seconds after they are made. The Vamp isn't really hurt, he just bought part of his defenses with the Special effect "Instant Healing".

"Resistant Protection, Does not Prevents first BODY of Killing Attacks" + "Regeneration, 1 Body/Turn" + "20 Body, Only to Prevent Dying (-2)", is how I would build most of Wolverines healing. And most other "Superhealing" guys.
The fact that he still takes the first body means you can still use Injection Darts agaisnt him and that multiple Killing attacks or one very strong one can knock him out.

[Tasha]

"Resistant Protection, Does not Prevents first BODY of Killing Attacks" + "Regeneration, 1 Body/Turn" + "20 Body, Only to Prevent Dying (-2)", is how I would build most of Wolverines healing. And most other "Superhealing" guys.
The fact that he still takes the first body means you can still use Injection Darts agaisnt him and that multiple Killing attacks or one very strong one can knock him out.

Interesting. I would add Hardened Defenses to that. An attack designed to reduce armor shouldn't effect whether someone instantly heals from a wound. BTW spending 20pts on body that way is just as expensive as buying resurrection on the Regen... You should probably buy regen in that case. The movie version of Wolvie seemed to die at the end of his movie (Adamantite bullet to the brain and all), but suddenly comes back to life after he has had enoudh time to heal.

[Christopher]

Interesting. I would add Hardened Defenses to that. An attack designed to reduce armor shouldn't effect whether someone instantly heals from a wound. BTW spending 20pts on body that way is just as expensive as buying resurrection on the Regen... You should probably buy regen in that case. The movie version of Wolvie seemed to die at the end of his movie (Adamantite bullet to the brain and all), but suddenly comes back to life after he has had enoudh time to heal.

When I apply "Only to prevent dying" it only costs 7 Real Points. I could go up to 60 Body bought that way, before it get's "even" with Resurection. Asside from saving points, it's also a better defintion than "Resurection, not when body completely destroyed" because you now have a value for "complete destruction".

[Meadyaon]

The regeneration he had from Heroes Unlimited allowed him to regenerate 1D5 per melee round. Fingers and toes can be regenerated in 24 hours. Hands and feet, or ear or nose and interal organs, 48 hours, entire limbs (arm or leg in 96 hours (4 days). Even if brain dead or the brain, heart or lungs are damaged and pieces are missing and the character’s body can only be kept alive by the use of artificial machines, he will regenerate and recover within 72 hours.

[Christopher]

The regeneration he had from Heroes Unlimited allowed him to regenerate 1D5 per melee round. Fingers and toes can be regenerated in 24 hours. Hands and feet, or ear or nose and interal organs, 48 hours, entire limbs (arm or leg in 96 hours (4 days). Even if brain dead or the brain, heart or lungs are damaged and pieces are missing and the character’s body can only be kept alive by the use of artificial machines, he will regenerate and recover within 72 hours.

Those are their values for Regeneration. It makes sense in their game with their concept of superhuman/superpowered world. The only thing that really matters is, if this regeneration is on the top level or the lower level of their Scale.

[Meadyaon]

The regeneration he has is the best that mortals can have.

[Hugh Neilson]

IIRC, hp are pretty high in Heroes Unlimited, so recovering about 3 per round equates to a couple of BOD per turn, so 2 BOD per turn regeneration. Assuming he has 20 BOD (pretty high in most games), that means he recovers from any wounds that weren't lethal in 2 minutes or less. For faster Regen, buy more, or check out the APG I option of Per Phase or Per Segment regeneration.

Tack on the Heals Limbs and Resurrection adders, and I'd say you're good to go. My general bias in translating characters is to preserve the flavour but not worry over actual mechanics, so I'm not losing a lot of sleep on the time aspect, or the "only twice" resurrection issue. You could certainly limit the adders to require Extra Time and have limited nonrecoverable charges if you are so inclined.

[Christopher]

IIRC, hp are pretty high in Heroes Unlimited, so recovering about 3 per round equates to a couple of BOD per turn, so 2 BOD per turn regeneration. Assuming he has 20 BOD (pretty high in most games), that means he recovers from any wounds that weren't lethal in 2 minutes or less. For faster Regen, buy more, or check out the APG I option of Per Phase or Per Segment regeneration.

I think he would be better of buying just 1 Body/Turn and invest the saved points into Resistant Defenses, Does not Prevents first Body from Killing attacks. Unless it is some very gritty game, there is little effect in gaining more Regeneration. But Resistant Protection always works against the STUN of normal Attacks.

[Hugh Neilson]

I think he would be better of buying just 1 Body/Turn and invest the saved points into Resistant Defenses, Does not Prevents first Body from Killing attacks. Unless it is some very gritty game, there is little effect in gaining more Regeneration. But Resistant Protection always works against the STUN of normal Attacks.

Mechanically, I would agree. However, the poster asked how to translate his regeneration ability into Hero, so that's my focus. I have a character with very low defenses, some Damage Reduction, high STUN, END and REC, and per phase Regen. He takes a lot of damage, and he recovers from it quickly, rather than having huge defenses. That's my first real 6e experiment - this approach would have been vastly overpriced in 5e, but so far seems to work in 6e.

[Christopher]

Mechanically, I would agree. However, the poster asked how to translate his regeneration ability into Hero, so that's my focus. I have a character with very low defenses, some Damage Reduction, high STUN, END and REC, and per phase Regen. He takes a lot of damage, and he recovers from it quickly, rather than having huge defenses. That's my first real 6e experiment - this approach would have been vastly overpriced in 5e, but so far seems to work in 6e.

It also penedends how his systems regeneration affects being Stunned/Knocked Out. When it affects this (like Afaik Regeneration in D&D does, by healing the Stun Damage taken in addition to real damage). If not, being harder to stun could just be a happy side-effect of doing him in 6E.

[Meadyaon]

Well if the Renegeration Ultima which is what he had in Heroes Unlimited is anything like the Healing Factor power then it has no effect what so ever on stun damage.