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You could post this in the Hero product section and see if you get any bites. I do that right now we're concentrating on Larger Than Life.

As an addendum to this, Ross Waton has asked me to take the role of lead writer on this project.

Updated Template Cost Ability 10 +10 STR 6 +3 DEX 3 +3 CON 3 +3 INT 3 +3 EGO 5 +5 PRE 5 +1 OCV 5 +1DCV 3 +1 OMCV 3 +1 DMCV 10 +1 SPD 2 +2 PD 1 +1 ED 3 +3 REC 2 +6 END 4 +7 STUN 120 Domain Powers: Variable Power Pool, 60 base + 60 control cost, Powers Can Be Changed As A Zero-Phase Action (+1), No Skill Roll Required (+1); Limited Special Effects (domain-based powers only; -½) 17 Inspire: Aid PRE 2d6, Delayed Fade Rate (points fade at the rate of 5 per Minute; +1),Area Of Effect (16 2m Areas; Voice Range; +1), Selective (+¼); Extra Time (Full Phase, -½), Incantations (-¼), Only to Aid Others (-½) 60 Divine Aura: Physical and Energy Damage Reduction, Resistant, 50% 10 Divine Aura: Power Defense (10 points) 32 Can Travel The Celestial And Mortal Realms At Will: Extra-Dimensional Movement (Related Group of Dimensions, Any Location corresponding to current physical location) 5 Divine Heritage: LS (Longevity: Immortal) 10 Divine Heritage: LS (Immunity All terrestrial poisons; Immunity: All terrestrial diseases) 6 Divine Senses: +2 PER with all Sense Groups 30 Assume "Mortal" Form: Shape Shift (Sight, Hearing, Smell/Taste and Touch Groups), Instant Change, Makeover 3 Divine Beauty: Striking Appearance (+1/+1d6) 24 Divine Grace: +2 Overall 20 Skill In Battle: +2 with All Attacks Total Cost Of Template: 399 Value Complications 15 Distinctive Features: Divine Aura (Concealable; Always Noticed and Causes Major Reaction; Detectable By Commonly-Used Senses) 5 Enraged: action that would incur divine wrath (Uncommon), go 8-, recover 14- 10 Hunted: Assorted Enemies (Chrysalis, Discord, Sombra, Tirek) Infrequently (As Pow; Harshly Punish) 5 Vulnerability: 1 ½ x effect from attacks that run contrary to the Avatar’s domain (Uncommon) Total Value Of Template Complications: 30

For what it's worth, here's my Divine Template for the Celestial Elements of Harmony: Cost Ability 10 +10 STR 6 +3 DEX 3 +3 CON 3 +3 INT 3 +3 EGO 5 +5 PRE 5 +1 OCV 5 +1DCV 3 +1 OMCV 3 +1 DMCV 10 +1 SPD 2 +2 PD 1 +1 ED 3 +3 REC 2 +6 END 4 +7 STUN 120 Domain Powers: Variable Power Pool, 60 base + 60 control cost, Powers Can Be Changed As A Zero-Phase Action (+1), No Skill Roll Required (+1); Limited Special Effects (domain-based powers only; -½) 17 Inspire: Aid PRE 2d6, Delayed Fade Rate (points fade at the rate of 5 per Minute; +1),Area Of Effect (16 2m Areas; Voice Range; +1), Selective (+¼); Extra Time (Full Phase, -½), Incantations (-¼), Only to Aid Others (-½) 60 Divine Aura: Physical and Energy Damage Reduction, Resistant, 50% 10 Divine Aura: Power Defense (10 points) 32 Can Travel The Celestial And Mortal Realms At Will: Extra-Dimensional Movement (Related Group of Dimensions, Any Location corresponding to current physical location) 5 Divine Heritage: LS (Longevity: Immortal) 10 Divine Heritage: LS (Immunity All terrestrial poisons; Immunity: All terrestrial diseases) 6 Divine Senses: +2 PER with all Sense Groups 30 Assume "Mortal" Form: Shape Shift (Sight, Hearing, Smell/Taste and Touch Groups), Instant Change, Makeover 3 Divine Beauty: Striking Appearance (+1/+1d6) 24 Divine Grace: +2 Overall 20 Skill In Battle: +2 with All Attacks Total Cost Of Template: 399 Value Complications 15 Distinctive Features: Divine Aura (Concealable; Always Noticed and Causes Major Reaction; Detectable By Commonly-Used Senses) 5 Enraged: action that would incur divine wrath (Uncommon), go 8-, recover 14- 10 Hunted: Assorted Enemies (Chrysalis, Discord, Sombra, Tirek) Infrequently (As Pow; Harshly Punish) 5 Vulnerability: 1 ½ x effect from attacks that run contrary to the Avatar’s domain (Uncommon) Total Value Of Template Complications: 30

That is a good question. Maybe this year. I don't know. I will be talking about this with Jason Walters later this month or next.

Very easy. Just halve all meters to get inches. Also, Barrier = Force Wall and Resistant Protect = either Force Field or Armor. That's the toughest part. Most everything else translates over fairly well. As for posting PDFs and Characters... I'd prefer not to, as that's starting to infringe on on-line sales. I'd need to talk to Jason Walters first. That said, I could post some material here, if you want. As for cyber, basic cyberware requires a blanket Limitation of "Cybersystem" (-1/4), which covers an assortment of issues (much like "Spell" does in Fantasy Hero). I also talk about cyber breaking, how it can affect a person, and how it can be hacked. With regards to characters, there are like 40 in the book, so you should get a good idea of what the campaign power levels are. IIRC, the characters range from around 200 to 995 points.

No. I'd prefer people to buy the revised 6E PDF of Kazei 5.

There is a PDF of 4th Edition Kazei 5. Your best best, however, is to get the 6th Edition PDF. The rules are much better written and more comprehensive.

I have the PDF, as well as the original documents, since I wrote Kazei 5.

Haven't had a 3.5" floppy drive since... since... uhm... I think it's been 10 years or more.

Kazei 5 came out for 4E as a PDF. I have the 3.5" floppy to prove it.

Actually, I did 'forget' Nightmare moon. If I brought it in, it would be an independent aspect, since there was also Nightmare Rarity. I've also finished this (well finished Celestia, Luna, and the Mane Six) and have them ready for an upcoming Haymaker.

Better reviews would be nice.

I have a 6E version of Slender Man in Ghosts, Ghouls, and Golems--A HERO System Sourcebook for the Strange and Supernatural. He totaled 1185 points.

I've seen the revised layout for LTL and it looks fantastic! 240 pages of tall tales goodness!

Development on "System Upgrade" continues, but has been delayed due to my working on other projects (such as Fantasy Hero Complete).

Kazei 5 was never for 5th Edition. It was 4th and then 6th.

For your consideration. Membership The primary members of the pantheon are: Celestia, Goddess of the Sun and the Day, and Luna, Goddess of the Moon and the Night. These two are attended by six powerful Avatars, each a symbol of certain desirable aspect of mortal nature. They are: Applejack: Avatar of Truth and Patron of Farmers and all those who work the earth. Fluttershy: Avatar of Kindness and Patron of Herdsman all those who see to the needs of animals. Pinkamina: Avatar of Laughter and Patron of Bards, Entertainers, and Jesters. Rainbow Dash: Avatar of Loyalty and Patron of Competitors, Sailors, and Soldiers. Rarity: Avatar of Generosity and Patron of Artisans. Twilight: Avatar of Magic and Patron of Sages and Scholars. Background/History Learned men say that long ago the universe was not as we know it now, but rather had no form, no shape, and no meaning. Instead, it was a vast cloud of seething chaos, without rhyme or reason, where the natural laws as we understand them did not exist. Rather, the cloud behaved according to its own whims and desires, doing as it pleased according to a logic beyond all mortal ken. Over the passage of countless eons, life was spawned within this swirling mass of constant confusion. These creatures came in a myriad of shapes, each more bizarre than the last and many unknowable to mortal eyes. The merest of these beings were small points of light and heat, akin to fireflies, that swarmed in untold billions. As time passed, these swarms gathered together, eventually coalescing into a sphere of burning brightness. Within, a spark of intelligence formed, and as it grew, it cast forth light across the void, slowly bringing order out of chaos. In due time, this sphere gave birth to Celestia, the Goddess of the daystar, who honored her mother by placing her high in the sky to watch over all that was to come. As the first true living being, it was Celestia’s responsibility to divide the heavens from the earth, the land from the water, and the day from the night. Seeing that her tasks were too great for a single individual, no matter the scope of her divine power, Celestia formed a second body out of the turmoil around her. Placing this in the sky opposite the life-giving daystar, she created the moon, to provide the world with a modicum of light when the sun left to prepare for its next journey across the sky. In due time, the moon gave birth to Celestia’s sister Luna, the Goddess of the night. Together, these two divine beings made the world and all that dwelt upon and within it. Celestia, as daughter of the daystar, took responsibility for the the creatures and plants that depend upon the sun for life. She made the peoples of the world, the animals they raise, the crops they grow, and all other such things. Luna, in turn, took responsibility for the night, the night sky, and the celestial bodies seen therein. In addition, the two sisters took it upon themselves to create additional servants—avatars to aid them in their duties—beings who would look after the Goddesses’ creations and ensure the proper order was maintained. Group Relations As manifestations of the Elements of Harmony, the six Avatars get along and work well together. Of course, this doesn’t prevent them from the occasional disagreements—the rivalry between Applejack and Rainbow Dash over their physical prowess as athletes is legendary. The Elements also get along well with Celestia, although as the Avatar of Magic, Twilight is closer than the others and often receives Celestia’s personal attention (usually with regards to magical subjects). The Elements are less familiar with Luna, who tends to keep to herself and associates mostly with her sister. As for Celestia, she sees all of the Avatars and Patrons as her children, and tends to treat them with the love and respect any mother would have for her offspring. At the same time, she’s closest to her sister Luna and can be very protective of her younger sibling. Tactics As divine beings, the Avatars and Patrons all have a degree of celestial power. The typical member of the pantheon is immortal, resistant to a good deal of physical harm, and possess a pool of spells and powers relating to their calling. In addition, certain members of the pantheon manifest either great feathered wings or a horn-like crown when calling upon their powers (or in the case of Twilight, both). While Patrons tend to live within Celestia’s court, the Avatars are often sent to the mortal world at the behest of Celestia herself (or rarely, Luna). There they investigate rumors of infernal incursions, manifestations of dangerous magics and monsters, meet with worthy mortals in need of divine advice and inspiration, and otherwise work the will of Celestia, Luna, and their Celestial Court. Campaign Use The use of the Celestial Elements of Harmony in a Fantasy Hero campaign depends on the GM’s need for a divine hierarchy. The most obvious use is to make them the gods of a nation of elves (or another such race of nature-worshipers), although they can also be patrons for PC clerics, druids, and rangers. However, while worshiped and honored, odds are such beings would never be seen. But honestly, with names like Fluttershy and Rainbow Dash, where’s the fun in that? The Celestial Elements of Harmony would work best in a world akin to that of the Greek heroes, in which the gods take an active roll in events all of the time. As mentioned under Tactics, the Avatars are often sent to the mortal world, either singly or in groups, to advise worthy heroes. If you want an even more direct connection between the PCs and the Elements, make the PCs the children of the various Avatars (or even Celestia or Luna themselves.) This latter concept would be very much in line with several pantheons (specifically Greek and Finnish) which feature numerous heroes with divine ancestry. Obviously, any such characters would have the Demigod Template from Fantasy Hero along with select powers (albeit on a lower scale) similar in nature to the ones possessed by their divine parent. <sidebar> The Goddesses, Avatars, and Patrons have all been created and developed using Greek mythology as the basis for the character concepts and personalities. Thus, the various members of the pantheon tend to be somewhat exaggerated versions of humanity—with regards to their personalities and the like—and can be hurt by sufficiently powerful mortals and the like. They also tend to watch (and meddle) in mortal affairs, take mortal lovers, aid their favorites, and hinder those they don’t care for (and/or who’re the favorites of others). And while Celestia, Luna, and the six Elements of Harmony all get along rather well, the same can’t be said for the rest of the pantheon. <sidebar end> Associates, Allies, and Adversaries Ahuizotl: The Patron of Thieves (as well as cheats, swindlers, and the like), Ahuizotl appears as a blue-furred dog-like creature with ape-like forelimbs and a monkey-like tail (with human hand on the end). Greed personified, he lusts for the riches of others, and is known to have stolen numerous items of value from the other Avatars and Patrons of the pantheon. However, his victories are often short-lived, as Daring Do will usually see to it the objects are recovered and returned to their rightful owners. The enmity between the two is legendary, and often extends to the mortal realm, with the patron’s followers doing battle by proxy. Brighteyes: This Patron of Messengers appears as a woman with gray-feathered wings, along with golden eyes and hair. She serves as the personal messenger for both Celestia and Luna, and is often dispatched to the mortal world bearing missives from either of the two Goddesses to those heroes deemed worthy of their personal attention. As the bearer of tidings from afar, Brighteyes is often called upon by the general populace, who sacrifice baked goods (especially muffins) in her honor in hopes of receiving good news. Curiously, those who wish to avoid ill news also make sacrifices, but instead call upon Brighteyes’s alter-ego, a cross-eyed individual known as Ditzy (or sometimes Derpy.) Cadance: Appearing as a woman with brilliantly-striped hair and pink-feathered wings, Cadance (or Mi Amore Cadenza to use her full name) is the closest the pantheon has a to a love Goddess. However, unlike some such beings, Cadance is more interested in ending strife and bringing about the warmth of caring love than inspiring any sort of lust. Thus, she’s more of a patron of motherhood and family harmony, and is often called upon to bless marriages. At the same time, young lovers will offer her sacrifices in the hope she will look benignly upon them and the object of their affections. She is also called upon by those who need to mediate a dispute and those who wish fair judgements. Chrysalis: Queen of the Changelings (a race of shape-shifters), Chrysalis can appear as anything she wants, and normally takes the shape of her victim’s greatest love. Her true form is a horrific mockery of an alicorn (a winged unicorn), with a limp, straggling mane, wings akin to those of a dragonfly, and a single twisted horn set atop her head. Worse yet, her legs, wings, horn, and mane are shot through with holes, as if her body has been partially eaten by wood-boring worms. As with all Changelings, Chrysalis feeds off of emotions, and finds love and affection to be the most appealing, tasty, and powerful. However, she (and all her kind) can’t comprehend such emotions themselves, and thus Changelings tend to be cruel and self-centered, interested and caring for non-Changelings only so long as such actions provide them with a meal. That said, Chrysalis does care about her people, if only in that her plans usually involve ways to ensure that they’re well fed. In addition, the Changelings work well together as a whole. Game Information: Game Masters wishing to include Chrysalis or the Changelings in their games should look at the Masquer on page 251 of the Hero System Bestiary. Couple the Masquer’s Shape Shift with certain Emotion Control Powers (such as Read Emotions and Detect Emotions [see pages 122-127 of Champions Powers]) and you’re all set. Certainly Queen Chrysalis should have a full suite of emotion control powers, as well as secondary spell-like abilities. These later abilities should consist of various offensive, defensive, and movement powers, all of which have lurid green flame effects when cast. Daring Do: The Patron of Explorers, Daring Do epitomizes the spirit of discovery and adventure. Appearing a lithe woman with gray hair and tan-feathered wings, she normally dresses in the manner of a warrior, with helmet and harness, and tends to arm herself with a bullwhip (which she uses as a tool almost as much as a weapon). Her exploits are famous, and there are many tales told of her escapades, many of which involve her acquiring artifacts that are either thought to have been lost, or are guarded by nightmarish monsters. Those who intend to venture forth in search of adventure and glory often call upon Daring Do to watch over them. Discord: The malevolent being known as Discord is believed to be a remanent of the original primordial chaos from which the universe was formed. He normally manifests as a horrific chimera, appearing to be a patchwork collection of animals assembled without rhyme or reason. His general shape is snake-like, reminiscent of a Chinese kioh-lung; yet while the Chinese dragon is a harmonious blend of animal types, Discord is anything but. For example, each limb ends in a different animal’s claw, while his goat-like head sports an ibex’s horn on one side and a stag’s on the other. In addition, due to his chaotic origins, his body is known to change over time, with different animal parts appearing and vanishing, purely at random. However, one thing does remain constant—his great size and his great power. Discord is roughly fifty feet in length and possess vast reality warping powers. He can not only remake the physical world as he sees fit, but also can sway even the most disciplined of minds, spreading, as his name implies, conflict and strife wherever he goes. Curiously, despite his nature, Discord doesn’t destroy wantonly, but is more interested in forcing change (and the chaos it brings) upon the world. Fortunately, his power is normally kept in check by the watchful eyes of Celestia and Luna. Game Information: Game Masters wishing to build Discord should start with the character sheet for a kioh-lung (found on page 342 of the Hero System Bestiary), remove any powers they don’t feel fit, add in the Divine and/or Infernal Templates (found on pages 28 and 30 of the same volume), and then give Discord a vast Variable Power Pool of Chaos and Entropy powers (found on pages 50-58 of Champions Powers.) See the character sheet for Celestia for ideas on over-all power scale. Octavia: A Patron of Musicians, Octavia is one of several beings who are worshiped by those with musical talents. She normally appears as a an elegantly-proportioned woman with pale gray skin and rich black hair. A master of numerous stringed instruments, she often is found performing in the court of either Celestia or Luna or during the two Goddesses’ great feasts and banquets. Shining Armor: The Patron of Soldiers, Shining Armor is considered the paragon of chivalry. He normally appears as a powerfully-built man, dressed in polished plate armor, with dark blue hair shot through with streaks of brighter blue. He is the captain of Celestia’s palace guard, the destroyer of innumerable evil spirits and dark monsters, and a symbol of courage to all warriors. In the the moral realm, there is an order of paladins who seek to emulate his actions, if not in deed, at then at least in spirit. Spike: The Patron of Scribes, Spike is usually portrayed as a small humanoid dragon with purple scales and green spines along his back. He is a tireless worker, able to compose missives at a supernatural rate without ever making a mistake. Many tales are told about the speed and skill at which he writes, as well as about his pen of endless ink and his scroll of endless parchment. By incinerating anything he was written with his fiery breath, Spike can instantly transmit the document to either of the two Goddesses, each of the Avatars, or any Patron. However, those mortals wishing to avail themselves of Spike’s message-sending powers better beware, he eats only gems and normally asks for the finest of jewels as payment for his services. Sombra: Born from the same primordial essence as that created Discord, Sombra is a being of great darkness. He is sometimes called “King” Sombra (in counterpart to Queen Chrysalis), but is also known as the Dark Lord, the Nameless One (since speaking his name is supposed to draw his attention), and the Lord of Absolute Order. Appearing as a man of great height (equal in stature to Celestia), his long hair is deep black, his skin is gray, and his eyes are red and green. He tends to wear dark plate armor in battle, and carry both a great spear and a long sword. As obsessed with order and perfection as Discord is with chaos and mayhem, Sombra’s realm is modeled after the mathematical perfection of crystals. There, everything has its place and nothing is allowed to disturb the natural order. Most beings who dwell within Sombra’s realm are crystalline constructs, grown in great alchemical vats, and built to serve Sombra and his needs. Those not native to Somba’s realm live a life of servitude and slavery, every move they make carefully planned for them. Sombra wishes to bring all of the mortal realm under his domain. He desires to bring an end to the random cycle of life and death, of the seasonal variations of day and night, and even the chaotic nature of the weather. If he ever manages to make his desires a reality, then the mortal realm will become a place where the randomness of the natural world is replaced by pure mathematical precision. Freedom of thought, will, and deed will become just a memory. Time Turner: The Patron of Clockmakers, Time Turner is said to be a master of space and time, able to appear when and where he wishes. He is also said to be the steward of the seasons, the chronicler of history, and the keeper of minutes, hours, and days. Due to his mastery of time, no one is sure of his exact appearance or even his preferred mode of dress. He is known to dwell in a small tower that is said to be larger on the inside than the outside, which can travel through the various divine and mortal realms with ease. Tirek: This monstrous being is said to hail from the infernal realms. He appears as an immense centaur, with dark red skin, white hair and beard, black fur, cloven hooves, and large curving horns. He is obsessed with power and normally seeks to augment his own impressive powers by absorbing the magic of various divine beings (such as members of Celestia’s court). Worse yet, this absorption is accomplished by Tirek literally devouring his victims. Fortunately, Tirek’s realm is a chaotic one, and much of his time and energy is spent quelling his unruly ‘subjects’. However, there is the constant fear that one day he’ll manage to leave his realm long enough to wreck havoc on the mortal world, consuming enough magical energy to make it possible for him to directly challenge the Celestial Court. Trixie, The Great and Powerful: The Patron of Illusions, Stage Magic, and Tricksters, Trixie is often considered the troublemaker of the pantheon, somewhat akin to the Norse god of Loki. A woman with pale blue skin and ice-blue hair, Trixie normally dresses in a tall, conical, broad-brimmed hat, as well as a high-collared flowing cloak. However, she’s a proficient shape-shifter (as benefits a mistress of illusion) and can appear as almost anything she desires. However, her vanity is such she normally keeps the hat and cloak (or wears something close to it.) While a notably selfish and self-centered Patron, she does enjoy attention and may respond to entreaties from devoted followers, especially if it is made on the eve of an audacious scam or show. On the other hand, she’s also a notorious liar, and virtually none of her announcements, proclamations, and statements can be considered a reliable source of information. Zecora: The Patron of Alchemy and Medicine, Zecora is a dark-skinned and strongly-built woman with black-and-white striped hair. She is the most mysterious of the Patrons and little is known about her among the general population, leading to such mistaken beliefs that she’s some form of evil enchantress. However, among her devoted followers, Zecora’s known to be wise and attentive, who speaks only in rhyme so as to ensure those who worship her consider her words with great care. Also, unlike Trixie, everything she says is absolutely accurate, even if the exact meaning and intent is obscure. Divine Avatar Template All members of the Pantheon use the following template. Depending on the Avatar (or Patron) in question, additional Characteristics, Skills, and Powers will be added to this base template. Cost Power 10 +10 STR 6 +3 DEX 3 +3 CON 3 +3 INT 3 +3 EGO 5 +5 PRE 5 +1 OCV 5 +1 DCV 3 +1 OMCV 3 +1 DMCV 10 +1 SPD 2 +2 PD 1 +1 ED 3 +3 REC 2 +6 END 4 +7 STUN 60 Divine Aura: Physical Damage Reduction, Resistant, 50% plus Energy Damage Reduction, Resistant, 50% 10 Divine Aura: Power Defense (10 points) 5 Divine Heritage: LS (Longevity: Immortal) 10 Divine Heritage: LS (Immunity All terrestrial poisons; Immunity: All terrestrial diseases) 6 Divine Senses: +2 PER with all Sense Groups 3 Divine Beauty: +1/+1d6 Striking Appearance (vs. all characters) 24 Divine Grace: +2 Overall 20 Skill In Battle: +2 with All Attacks 205 Total

Correction -- character sheets for Billy the Kid and Wild Bill Hickok. Earp and Holiday (among others) get bios.

Slender Man will remain in the book. I hope to see it come out by mid-2015. There won't be an fear/sanity rules in the book I'm afraid... unless BlackWyrm decides otherwise.

We are working on that. What I suggest now is to send me your email addy, I add you to the mailing list, and you can ask these questions there, and be part of the decision-making process.

As far as I know, you need to contribute to receive. However, I do know that the issues are/will be up on the website. On the other hand, there is often a mass of useful material in each issue, so if you can produce 2 pages every 3 months, you can get access to a lot of material.

For those interested in exploring the HERO System, and seeing what others are doing with it, Haymaker, the HERO e-zine, is recruiting. Haymaker is a quarterly e-zine by and for HERO System fans. All versions of HERO are welcome (1E-6E), as well as characters, campaigns, concepts, creatures contraptions, conveyances, and.... (I've run out of 'c' words....). As an added bonus, I'm a regular contributor, so you'll get to see sneak peaks of projects I am working on. All we asks is a minimum of two pages of material every three months. Please contact me for more information.

Coming this August from BlackWyrm Games, Michael Surbrook's Larger Than Life is a guide to the world of American tall-tales. It presents more than 20 different well-known (and not so well-known) archetypes from American folklore, ranging from Blackbeard the Pirate to Nikola Tesla the Inventor. Along the way you’ll also encounter soldiers, sailors, and scouts, as well as backwoodsmen, lumberjacks, mountain men, outlaws, lawmen, emperors, and Indian chiefs. Each archetype presented in Larger Than Life is fully written up for 6th Edition HERO System. In addition, along with the primary archetype, there are biographies and descriptions of numerous secondary examples of the archetype, as well as a template designed to allow you to build your own version of the archetype. In all, there are 22 archetypes with character sheets, 2 sidekicks with character sheets, nearly 150 secondary character descriptions, templates, a timeline, and an extensive list of inspirational media. All of which is suitable for your Champions, Dark Champions, Fantasy, Pulp, and Star Hero campaigns. Here's the table of contents: COLONIAL ERA Pirate: Blackbeard Anne Bonny Bartholomew Roberts Charles Vane François l'Olonnais Henry “Long Ben” Avery Sir Henry Morgan John “Calico Jack” Rackham Mary Read Major Stede Bonnet Captain William Kidd Continental Solider: Peter Francisco Ethan Allen Francis Marion Friedrich Wilhelm Augustus von Steuben Henry Knox Molly Pitcher Samuel Whittemore Riverman: Mike Fink Annie Christmas Cherry Tree McCreery Sal Fink Steamboat Bill Man of Nature: Johnny Appleseed Allen Dowling Nease Ansel Easton Adams John Muir Backwoodsman: Davy Crockett Daniel Boone Jim Bowie Robert Rogers Sally Ann Thunder Ann Whirlwind Crockett TALL TALES ERA Blue-Water Sailor: Alfred Bulltop Stormalong Barnabas “Tall Barney” Beal Bowleg Bill Ichabod Paddock John Paul Jones Ocean-Born Mary Windwagon Smith USS Constitution USS Monitor USS Enterprise SS Edmund Fitzgerald DSV Alvin Occupational Hero: Febold Feboldson John Henry Joe Magarac Gib Morgan Henry “Ole Pete” Peterson John Luther “Casey” Jones Kemp Morgan Mose “the Bowery B’hoy” Humphrey Old John Sam Patch Slappy Hooper Lumberjack: Paul Bunyan and Babe the Blue Ox Cal S. Bunyan Cherry Tree Joe Cordwood Pete Febold Feboldson Johnny Kaw Pecos Bill Tony Beaver Venture Smith Paul’s Logging Gang WILD WEST ERA Cowboy: Pecos Bill and Widow-Maker Aylett C. “Strap” Buckner Bowleg Bill Charles Goodnight Isom Dart Nat Love Thomas Everett Blasingame William “Will” Penn Adair Rogers Mountain Man: John “Liver-Eatin’” Johnson Christopher Houston “Kit” Carson James Felix “Jim” Bridger James Pierson Beckwourth Jedediah Strong Smith John Colter Outlaw: Jesse Woodson James The Dalton Gang The James-Younger Gang The Wild Bunch Charles Earl Bowles Harry Alonzo Longabaugh Myra Maybelle Shirley Reed Starr Robert LeRoy Parker Calvary Officer: George Armstrong Custer James Ewell Brown Stuart Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain Nathan Bedford Forrest Thomas Jonathan Jackson Robert Edward Lee Ulysses S. Grant Indian Chief: Sitting Bull Black Elk Crazy Horse Chief Joseph Geronimo Pochontas Sacajawea Sequoyah Tecumseh Lawman: James Butler “Wild Bill” Hickok Patrick Floyd Garrett Phantly Roy Bean, Jr. William Barclay “Bat” Masterson Wyatt Earp Scout: Martha Jane “Calamity Jane” Canary Ashishishe (a.k.a. “Curly”) Christopher Houston “Kit” Carson John Wallace “Captain Jack” Crawford James Butler “Wild Bill” Hickok John Baker “Texas Jack” Omohundro William Averill “Medicine Bill” Comstock William Frederick “Buffalo Bill” Cody Shootist: Billy the Kid Annie Oakley Ben Thompson John Henry “Doc” Holliday John Wesley Hardin Robert Andrew Clay Allison POST-WAR ERA National Icon: Uncle Sam Brother Jonathan Columbia Lady Liberty Yankee Doodle Eccentric: Joshua Abraham Norton George Francis Train Henrietta Howland “Hetty” Green José Julio Sarria Leatherman Nikola Tesla Sarah Lockwood Winchester Trickster: Stackalee Anansi The Arkansas Traveler Br’er Rabbit Coyote Iktomoe John the Conquerer Konsti Koponen Railroad Bill Raven The Yankee Peddler Inventor: Nikola Tesla Benjamin Franklin Charles Goodyear Eli Whitney George Washington Carver Samuel Finley Breese Morse Thomas Alva Edison Walter Hunt

I would love to work on just such a product.