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A Pathfinder-style Adventure Path (obviously named something else) is almost paramount for any genre or setting. Champions, being based on comic book heroes, absolutely lends itself to that sort of thing. We have them all the time in our comic books.  Flashpoint, Civil War, Fall of the Mutants, Secret Wars, and the list goes on and on. Each of those concepts would translate pretty damn well into a series of interlinked encounters and events. Of all the settings that Hero Games has, Champions is probably the most natural to use that style of adventure.
 
For smaller adventures, those two or three issue story arcs would also work out real well.

Not just Paizo.  D&D's Forgotten Realms has survived several rule sets and is rolling out again. 
 
Both Paizo and WotC are putting out not just Campaign Settings, but actual Campaigns you can actually run set in those Settings. 

Couldn't agree more, Nolgroth. I think Paizo has really raised the bar on what a campaign setting and support should look like. 

A setting developed with full support like Forgotten Realms or Golaron. Not just the monolithic setting product, but Gazetteers, Grimoires, Bestaries, Treasures, NPCs and, most of all, prefabricated adventures to tie it all together. If I am dreaming big, I want poster maps, high production quality and extras like miniatures and reusable map assets. Take a look at Paizo. Now rip out Pathfinder and stick Hero in there. Not necessarily the same setting, but certainly the same benchmark.

Here's my Collection. I also have a very substantial miniatures collection. Including Heritage, Grenadier and Swords and Soldiers official Champions Figs.

Hopefully a better Demon. Cant say I was too thrilled with the 5th editon Demon servants of Darkness. I don't hold out much hope for the return of C.L.O.W.N.

Oh heck yeah.  I am making a living wage.  Anything I make from art is gravy on top of that.  And I get paid weekly.  HUGE difference.  

Re: Rifts HERO?
 
I to have been working on a few Rifts HERO writups, as I liked the setting but not the system (and not a lot of the later additions).
 
Here, for instance, it a Ley Line:
 
 
LEY LINES
Ley Line (Average): Forcewall -- 0 rPD / 0 rED, 20†Long, Transparent To Energy and Physical (+1/2), Megascale (MegaArea; 1†= 1 km; +1/4), RE to 0 (+1/2), Persistent (+1/2) (110 Active Points); Visible (-1/4). Real Cost: 88.
 
Magical Energy: END Battery (100 END / 100 REC) (110 Active Points); Linked to Forcewall (-1/2). Real Cost: 73.
 
Celestial Event Energy: Aid 10d6 to END Battery, Fade Rate 5/Day (+1 ½) (250 Active Points); Only During Celestial Events: Eclipses, Planetary Alignments, or Summer/Winter Solstace (-1). Real Cost: 125.
 
Location of Magic: Change Environment (Area of Overwhelming Magic, -4 PER Roll to Magical Senses), AoE 20†Line (+1 1/4), Explosion (+1/2), Megascale (MegaArea; 1†= 1 km; +1/4), RE to 0 (+1/2) (60 Active Points); Linked to Forcewall (-1/2). Real Cost: 40.
 
Rift: Extra-Dimensional Movement (to any one random dimension/world), x512 mass, AoE (13†radius; +1), Continuous (+1/2), RE to 0 (+1/2) (195 Active Points); Gate (-1/2), Visible (-1/4), Only On Ley Line Nexus Points (-1/2), Only During Celestial Events: Eclipses, Planetary Alignments, or Summer/Winter Solstace (-1). Real Cost: 60.
 
Creatures From the Rifts: Summon (up to 1000 points of creatures), RE to 0 (+1/2) (300 Active Points); Activation Roll (11-; -1), Arrives Under Own Power (-1/2), Summoned Being Must Inhabit Locale (-1/2), Linked to Extra-Dimensional Movement (-1/2). Real Cost: 86.
 
Total Points: 472.

Re: Superhero Images
 
Hiya gang ... been working on some new costumes for established characters ... here's the first, Quasar:

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Here's a new one for folks ...

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Hiya Gang!
Here's a character I've been working on for my campaign ... Terrordon!

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Hiya Gang!
Here's a character I've been working on for my campaign ... Terrordon!

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Hiya Gang!
Here's a character I've been working on for my campaign ... Terrordon!

Re: Storn's Art & Characters thread.
 
This is for "Heroes & Legends". From About Time! Games. They are
currently in playtest and have a tenative release date set for late 2006.
You can check out their website at http://www.abouttimegames.com.
 
I thought it was a clever tackling of a universal RPG system, instead of the multi figure approach of other covers.
 

A big thanks to Jeff Dee for giving me a provisional go ahead on this, and make sure to visit some of the links on the title page as they are worth it for the trip down memory lane.
 
Okay, the first page is up, my take on a modern version of the Crusaders is now available for purview.
 
Index: http://mywebpages.comcast.net/proditor/index.html

Re: Superhero Images
 
Here's a character that I've been working on Stats will eventually be posted after I get them finished
 

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Got a few new ones for a M&M Project that I've been doing the art for:
This one's called Abdalrahman:

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And this one's called Hope:

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Well, I offered people effectively-unlimited file space for images when the new policy went into place, but to date there's only been one person who made use of it. So I don't think that the 1 meg limit is an issue. If the thread seems quiet, it's probably just the cyclical nature of things. The time of year may also have something to do with it.

Re: Crusader/Crusade and DC
 
Some real creeps in there - including Crusade.

Re: Crusader/Crusade and DC
 
Yep, that was Underworld Enemies by Chris Avellone. Brilliantly disturbing stuff, and "The Fall of Crusader" was an excellent redefining of the character.

Re: Superhero Images
 

 
That can be tricky - the problem with that is that you can easily lose the 'line weight' in an image (granted, that can also be a problem with inking only with technical pens rather than Speedball pens and brushes), making it a bit flatter.

Re: Superhero Images
 
Thanks for the compliments gang I've been working on an illustration for my CoH character (which is deeply rooted in my campaign as well) ... whatcha think?
 

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Not sure if I ever posted this one here ... made a X-Mas themed villian a while ago and thought I'd post the pic
 

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I've been playing around with the COIL in my free time and I thought about bringing back Mongoose from the old books to serve as a vigilante hunting them down This is the sketch I came up with ...