Shadow Hawk

Re: Who is your Taskmaster?

I stole a character from the old Champions/Flare comic books: The Invincible Thugmaster.

Well trained normal, ran a school for (wait for it) thugs.

Worked like a villianous temp agency.

Re: "Hull? I can't be in Hull!"

Hmmm....

Coyote: Indian mystic, he'd probably think he was sent there for a *reason*, spend time trying to figure out what the reason was, and when he did and corrected the problem, dimension walk his way home...

Titan: Brick, a large black man. Probably try to find the nearest KKK meeting place. And throw it into orbit.

Euphrates: were-tiger. Find wilderness area. Hide until friends come.

Shadow-Hawk: invisibility, flight, martial arts. Not above stealing from criminals. It's easy to avoid problems with local authorities when you can turn invisible and fly.

Re: Quote of the Week from my gaming group...

Hundreds of pages of stuff, and me just starting...

OK, from a few years back.

I was playing "Stick", a blind martial artist with super-senses (rip off of Daredevil, yes.). We found ourselves in battle in a underwater base that was in the process of flooding. Defeating several agents, I reached the control panel, and asked the super-scientist in power armor what to do.

"Push the red button!"

"Which button?"

"The red one!"

"But..."

"Quick! Push the RED BUTTON!"

"Dude, I'm blind. Which button?"

"Err... the third one from the right."

"Thank you!"

Re: The Spy Factory

Welp, this is a deep subject.

Champions Universe says that MetaHumans have been around since the 1940's (more or less). In a universe with telepaths, important government building would have psi-jammers built in (Ego Defense, Area Effect, 0 end or with a back up end battery). Individual important people will have there own portable jammers (ego defense, 0 end, IIF wristwatch). AND to make life more interesting, "Detect Telepathy, targeting sense" for the building: try to read the minds of the people in there and someone in security will know it's being tried, and where you're trying from.

As for technology, for the villians I always used "what the plot requires".

For the players, James Bond makes a good guideline for the super-scientist.