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If you're looking for a disadvantage to silver bullets, consider the fact that she is believed to be the only person using them. When several gang members show up in the morgue with silver bullets in their heads, where do you think the cops turn?

Atarnajuat: The Fast Runner... It has: Truly Creepy Magic Iconic Characters Evil Villains Treachery Clever Heroes Sympathetic Healers Plus its the only movie entirely in Inuit...

as a GM I would ask the player to define this very clearly, to trim the cheese from the edges... Power only affects those who are guilty: advantage Power only affects those who feel guilt/remorse: slight limitation. Power can only be used with unusual sense "Sense Guilty: Targetting": reasonable limitation. Power only affects those who have transgressed against Palasin's God: lim based on how common transgressors are...

I heard a great piece on NPR a while back that used certain factors to determine how many gold medals a country would win at the Olympics. I want to use roughly the same criteria to determine the distribution of Supers in my world. I suspect that the number of living Supers in my world is 5% of the living olympic atheletes (100,000) and distributed around the world in the same ratios as gold medals...

Actually, I agree. It should be an 8d6 HA instead, about the limit of a normal with a martial attack and no DC's.

Cost Power END 36 Knuckle Breaking Body: Killing Attack - Hand-To-Hand 2d6 (vs. PD), Reduced Endurance 0 END (+1/2), Damage Shield (+1/2), Continuous (+1) (90 Active Points); No STR Bonus (-1/2), Reciprocal (Only does as much damage as attacker) (-1/2), Only vs NCM Characters (-1/2) Powers Cost: 36 This power only affects mooks (NCM) and only reflects his own attack back (reciprocal).

Tactile TK is TK no Range, affects porous substances. Superboy has it, but DC has backed off from John Byrne's initial suggestion that Superman has it. It does make sense to assume, though that Superman's powers are all mental. Flight, Invulnerability, and Strength as manifestations of TK, X-Ray Vision as Remote Seeing, Heat Vision as Pyrokenesis and cold breath as Cryokenesis...

OK, I have been messing with campaign cartographer...

I think you should use harpoons, but instead of trailing explosives, let them trail a long metal wire. At first, the heroes think there was a grappling accident. But when lightning strikes the target three times in the next few seconds, they know that is no grappling weapon...

It seems clear to me that your players want to play a game where they rule the world. I say let them. Give them a decent fight, and if they win let them rule the world. Here is the world they rule... Absent a US government, Law and order break down. People start looting stores for food. Racial and religious tensions break out into all out war. Lynchings and riots rise to higher levels than the post reconstruction era The day the Heroes take control, the Stock Market loses 90% of its value. Unemployment rises to 60% in the first three months Texas, Montana, and Utah declare their independance, and wrest control of the nuclear weapons in their states. Northern California, Oregon, Washington, and British Columbia form a new country, the richest per capita in the world. The European Union and Russia decide to invade, to liberate the American people from the mad dictators. The American Resistance sends suicide bombers to take out the heroes. Everywhere the heroes go they encounter signs of the resistance, from graffiti on the walls, to flags flown upside down. Sounds like a fun game to me...

Rosemary's Baby came out in 68. The book is probably set earlier... All those Atomic Horrors must surely have an origin in dimensions Man Was Not Meant To Visit, Not Even For The Funnel Cakes...

Hey, this is fun... GGI's Brick, named Buster.

I also think that most gamers (and most people in general) have been bullied at one time or another. The primal adolescent superhero fantasy is to be able to beat up the bully.

GGI's Speedster, The Bolt...

Presenting the Avenger, a member of Good Guys, Inc.

OK, I wanna play too... Introducing the ever-so-slightly manga-ized version of Golden Eagle, of Good Guys, Incorporated...

My game has two factions, rather than just one... Two members of GGI, Buster and the Bolt, appear to be weapons in some Cold War between the B’ltz and B’Starri, two factions of the same alien race who have extended their feud throughout the cosmos, encompassing all space and time. In pursuit of the upper hand, The B’Starri have mastered space, creating weapons that can transport galaxies from one side of the universe to another at the speed of thought. Meanwhile the B’ltz have mastered time, creating weapons that can dismantle a galaxy between heartbeats. Eventually, their feud threatened the existence of time and space itself. In a desperate effort to save both, a truce was signed at the edge of oblivion, effectively removing both factions from the universe as we understand it. By the rules of their truce, each faction is allowed to give the smallest fraction of their power to one sentient creature in every discreet biosphere. Thus the cold war exists everywhere, at all times. Naturally Buster and the Bolt have no sympathy for the Cold war, and go about protecting the Earth...

as far as the pants go, blame the internet... USA Today Article

Re: Re: Momentum and Superheroic special effects Leaving the ground does not kill momentum. Otherwise those Duke Boys would be in an even bigger mess o' trouble...