Rhen

My character in the Champions game I currently play is a mage who has a hatred of vampires. Other than undead or demons, she refuses to kill, therefore, my GM allowed a Code vs. Killing Innocents, with the innocents in this case meaning anything that's not irredeemably evil, such as undead, demonic or the like. So vampires are okay to kill, but alien super villains aren't. Just my 2 cents.... Rhen

Well, if he's a commando type guy, maybe Black Talon would be appropriate? Rhen

Thanks, loraxxx. That particular character meant a lot to me. Sadly, I moved away from my regular gaming group and now don't have the chance to play her (not that she hadn't transformed into a villain before I moved, but that's another story). Rhen

This is a commision piece done of my Champions 4th edition character, Justice, created in the form of a tarot card for Championsfest VIII, a massive weekend of gaming many years ago in Winston Salem, NC. The drawing was done by Louis Frank and were used as props to draw the various characters into the game. Rhen

Oh man, that is just SO wrong. Speaking of laughing til I cried..... Rhen

In an old Gurps Supers campaign waaaay back in college, my character, Lioness had been cursed by a monkey, who magically appeared and tormented her anytime someone said the word "monkey". This was the conversation between her and the team's blaster, a cold projector named Frostbite. Frostbite: "Mon...." Lioness: "Finish that sentence and you'll lose your icecubes." The GM rolled on the floor, crying for hours. Rhen

These are the heroes from a Golden Age campaign I played in briefly, set in England. Silver Swift: Flying martial artist with javelins Royal Blue: Flying brick female with mystic ties to England Lionmane: Brick/martial artist, very patriotic Bengal Tiger: Lionmane's sidekick, kid martial artist with claws Emerald Lass: Irish girl who controls green flame Tzigane: Hungarian sorceress who fled to England to help with war effort. Rhen

RE: Golden Age Japanese Villains For what it's worth, anyone who wants a good idea of a POST-Golden Age villain organization should read TENGU by Graham Masterson, if you can get your hands on a copy. Very chilling portrayal of what might have happened to any Golden Age Japanese "heroes". Rhen