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These guys.

Brady really only did what was needed to score just enough points to stay ahead. Those really deserving the praise are the Pats New No-Name Defense™. No huge names, no #1 defensive player, but they absolutely shut-down the Rams much-touted #2 offense. The closest the Rams got to the goal line ended with Goff heaving one up as he went down under a pass rusher, right to a Patriots CB. I think they should have given the MVP to the whole defensive squad.

Greatest of all time bay-bee!!!

GO PATS!!!!!!!!!

WASSSSSSSSSSSSSUP!!!!

For the archetype I go for energy-projectors, bricks, and martial artists. They are almost always well-rounded in powers and skills. And in D&D terms are almost always Lawful/Neutral Good. One of my old GMs described my chars as "Swiss Army knife Boy/Girl Scouts".

Well, the run in Seattle was fun... but the 'Squawks are back.

Here in Boise they call them "magical protection lights". They do use them, but it's when turning into the actual space that another vehicle occupies. They fully expect all vehicles to be magically moved into safe positions, thus avoiding any collision.

But, it was supposed to stay in Vegas! ?

Aren't we supposed to be mediocre, since no one is special?

The best what?

Since I haven't read this thread for a couple of months, will someone please catch me up?

Best wishes and positive energy being sent your way, H-Man.

As a member of Doc's Boise group (actually, I was the organizer of said group) I would like to vouch for the quality of the game, no make that campaign, that he will provide for his players. The time I had playing in his games was the best gaming I've ever done. So good that I can even forgive him for the whole space/sci-fi/Dr. Who thing that he pulled on us. The Doctor does more than write a story and shoe-horn your PCs into it. He'll build the world setting around your PCs. They'll actually belong in the game. He also studies you, the player. He's a student of the Allston Method, and will figure out what type of player(s) your are and work to make sure that you get out of the game what you're looking for. The Doctor is such a great GM that I still haven't gotten over his relocating. If it wasn't so bleepin' far between here and Seattle, I'd drive there once a week to be in his games again. So if you want a quality HERO game (especially supers) grab a seat at Doc's table. You absolutely will never regret it. (@TD: I miss you, man. Good luck with the new group. Oh, and save SIl or Forrester a guest spot for when I get up there to visit.)