GFawkes

Re: An odd request Dang, then I'll have to manually convert them from my book. Where'd I put the parts of the key to The Vault That Must Never Open?

A player in my group recently asked to fight C.L.O.W.N. Problem is we're running 6th Edition and I have no idea if C.L.O.W.N. got updated into that. Does anyone know if they have been updated? And if so, where I might find this information?

Re: Something fishy about this The rest of their build pretty much revolves around the Mind Link. I asked one of them about their basic combat plan. He said "Run". Their other abilities are immortality from natural causes (They can die from anything but old age), extremely enhanced senses, and PS/KS related to computers. My plan after hearing these ideas was to throw something similar to the Stuxnet virus at them. The real virus infects industrial computers, records data of when it is working properly, and then plays back the data while it destroys the system. They are two separate people, though I'd consider them to be a single person.

Re: Does This Seem Shady? I'd agree here. If the GM is willing to let an uncommon situation be a -2 Limitation then logically a highly common situation should be at least a -4 Limitation.

I'm attempting to get a campaign rolling and recruited two new members. For their characters, they pitched an interesting concept: Both characters are technopaths (mentally communicate with machines). They have a hard drive somewhere that stores all the information they see and smell and feel and hear. Because they are both hooked up to the drive, they have a Mind Link between them. I've already designed a campaign, and both are aware that combat is going to be a big factor in it. However, they remain adamant that their design will work. Something seems a bit 'off' to me about this. Can anyone help spot it?

I've got an idea for a villain, but I have no idea what he looks like in his regular form (he's a shapeshifter). Here's the basic outline of his powers and motivations: His name is Doppelganger. He can shapeshift into any humanoid and mimic everything but their DNA patterns. If he grabs on to a superpowered being, he can drain powers from them and use that power himself. He has a detailed knowledge of the underside of society. A few years ago, Doppelganger's wife was killed by a supervillain. A hero was there, but chose to rush the villain rather than save his wife. Doppelganger has held a hatred of all superpowered beings since then, and wants to punish them by ruining their careers (Rob a store as them, etc.) Any ideas?