Ragnov

The idea is to actually be physically strong and have that strength based on ego combat value. That way you can tell he is strong, but when he attacks it's all ego combat value. There is nothing that states based on ego combat value prevents a character from using the power in other ways. I do want to keep strength as part of this. I thought about doing similar also, but it's just not a "Brick" way of doing things. For a "Brick" build leveraging strength, the route I'm taking makes more sense. If I went a martial artist route, then you are spot on for how to do it.

The character concept was "The Mental Brick". An ego so immense that it spilled over into the physical realm. Superhero name "The ID". I'd like to be able to pull off a mental moveby, haymaker, etc. The reason why I want the block/dodge to work is that I do not think it would be fair to attack someone without mental defense at the same power level as a traditional moveby, haymaker, etc.

Hi, I have bought 6D6 hand attack based upon ego combat value for a character. I also bought 20 strength based upon ego combat value for the character. When the character attack with the powers it's an ECV attack vs the target's ECV. Let's say the target aborts to a block. Would they roll their OCV vs my OCV, their OCV vs my ECV, or do they fail to block? My inclination is that it would be their OCV vs my ECV. It's still an attack. A block is my mind an attack skill check pitting attack stat vs attack stat. Looking for feedback.

Hi all, I'm fairly new to the rules and wanted some clarification on some things. 1) With a 75 active power point capped character, taking 75 strength and 15d6 hand attack would I be rolling 30d6 for damage with the attack? 2) How would a move through effect the damage of the prior attack with a fly speed of 36"? Thanks in advance.