Susano

EDIT: For people new to HERO, some comments on the build. The sword is built per the stats of a sword in the Equipment Guide. It has Armor Piercing as it cuts through a coat of mail with no problem. It has Penetrating for the same reason and also because it cuts through bone like it was butter. The sword is said to be weightless, hence the lack of a STR Minimum. It cannot be dulled, hence the lack of the Real Weapon Limitation. It cannot be broken or bent, which is why it is an unbreakable Foci. Technically, it should have Required Hands (One; -0) if you want to be complete. As it has 0 STR Minimum, anyone wielding Dragur can add their STR directly to the HKA. Thus, as 15 STR character would do 2d6+1 HKA. As Amleth hacks people apart fairly easily (and has pulled some other strength stunts), he probably has a 20 and would do 2 1/2d6 HKA. More than enough to lop off heads and cleave torsos in twain.

Why yes, I watched "The Northman" last night.

Markup is done. I did a lot of editing and will drop the final file into Google Docs to do another editing pass. Then P&P character sheets.

Still doing markup. So far, the Intro, ALR, Blood, and Circle are done. I also redid the content order, so it makes sense. The sections are: Introduction ALR The Blood The Circle The Cult of the Beast The Families The Hell-Raisers The Wanderers Yooso Once markup is done, I get to convert everyone in AASF and SFO to P&PUE. Why? Because a) I like the system, I develop for it, and it has a lot of fans, b) I want P&P fans to experience the wonders of the Strike Force setting.

Apparently not. He does create comics.

Well, that was helpful.

Update on Strike Force Organizations. I am currently working on markup, which means inserting things like <h1>, <strong>, and <em> into the text. Once I am done, it will go to Jason for layout. The only thing I will have left to do is create character sheets for P&PUE, which will be added to the back of the book. Per Jason, no. The income from the HERO Patreon is used to fund book projects.

Geddy Lee of the Canadian prog rock band Rush (along with Alex Lifeson and Neil Peart [RIP]). They started around 1973-74.

"Geddy" is a mis-pronunciation of "Gary," so I think it's "Ged-dee." At least, that's how I pronounce it.

Yes, I did.

I have no idea. You will need to ask Jason.

Thank you.

It's done. ~136,451 total words.