Bill_CCHKK

Huh. Yep, you're right. I dunno then.

Because then it would still add to skill rolls? Maybe he didn't want a 17- will all DEX-based skills. Just a guess.

If I remember correctly, Steve posted in a similar thread one time that the Harbinger of Justice started out as a normal level character (250 points, probably, given the timeframe) and that everything that was shown in Dark Champions was accrued experience. Now *that's* scary.

Re: Hurting yourself I think it needs to depend on the genre. Assuming Champions, no, I would not make a superhero roll to determine if they had broken their hand. It's just not part of the genre. I don't recall this as a rule.

Rayoman, A question and an offer. How do you know if you have C:NM 1st or 2nd edition? And I have spare copies of C:NM and C:NM Alliances if you want 'em. I got them as part of a bulk purchase off of Ebay. Email me if you're interested, at wpwood@saifa.net. I only have one copy of C:NM Bay City and I actually kinda like it as a setting.

I was thinking that a Razorback would be a good animal motif. Wild boars are mean and nasty. But then I read this and thought better of it.

It is impressive to watch. However, as someone who's spent the last seven years studying karate, calling what he did 'martial' arts just bugs the crap out of me.

I am, and I agree with you. It certainly wouldn't bother me if there were religious-based groups (Christian or otherwise) that were portrayed as villainous, as long as not *all* religious groups were portrayed that way. Lord knows there's been enough bad stuff done in this world in the name of (g|G)od(s) on all sides. - Bill

Forget fictionally, I wouldn't mind beating the hell out of them in real life - Bill

Number of the Beast (and possibly others, I don't remember much Heinlein after NotB). - Bill

I'm a big fan of the 4th edition Mind Games. Much of the material is reprinted in CKC and Millenium City (Mind Games details the organization PSI), the original had some good ideas that weren't brought forward in the 5E update.

(Checking my copy of Clasic Enemies) You are correct, sir! - Bill

I'm not sure about the purple guy, but the 'Son of Godzilla' character is 'Leviathan' from Digital Hero #4. While I'm here, I would also like to see the pictures downloadable from the website. Yes, you can do a 'Save As', but it puts part of a blue oval over the legs. Obviously, these guys were colored and then the oval composited over the legs to fit in with the website background. I'd like to see the original version. IMHO, of course,

I dunno. How strong to you have to be to throw playing cards a long distance? I'd be more interested in a range based on DEX :-) Them suckers is hard to throw straight.

Re: Looking for Gambit Here's a 250-point version, just ripe for updating to Hero 5E: http://mathew.fcpages.com/csgambit.html Odd, I checked the Great Net Book of Real Heroes (http://www.sysabend.org/champions/gnborh/index.html) and there are no versions of him there. HTH

Yah, mine too. Where is it? I want it now! - Bill