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38 minutes ago, Christopher R Taylor said:

And Jason told me directly that I am free to use the stuff from Adventurer's Club.

Never doubted it for a minute.

Ben seems to love it.

Ben Dunn always looks nice

On 5/27/2024 at 3:32 AM, FLBurnsGM said:

So far, downloaded four different sheets.  Look great on screen, but some of us prefer a printed copy.  Whatever I do the printed page comes out wonky....parts of two pages on one, headers of the next page on the previous.   Can someone recommend one of the many available templates that actually is formatted for 8.x11" US Letter?

Also, do the default directories actually work?   I set the directory for characters to one I created, go to open the character and it defaults to downloads and I have to browse back to the actual folder.    I created and set an export folder, Hero Designer cheerfully ignores this and dumps completed HTML files in the main directory.   What am I doing wrong?

I was working on a html sheet that was formatted for US letter using pages.js as a framework.

Which RTM one? I can take a look at it or at least let Rob know.

Having been to prison I can tell your I a good number of things about them.

On 10/27/2021 at 4:08 AM, Greywind said:

 

Everyone at Belle Reve worked for the government/Task Force X.

Incorrect. Task Force X used the prison as a cover. When it was launched in the 80s it showed normal inmates right along with TFX.

Some are newly made and some are from DC. The Child Minder has taken children out of time, only to be forgotten by everyone. Stargirl and Red Arrow (Oliver Queens sister (half- ?) go looking Dyna-Mite (Old Justice).

Six issue series by Geoff Johns and Todd Nauck. They promise Young Justice Society later on, but who knows when. They do an intro spread of who is from where I can put up. Mixed with Teen Hero just gave me some ideas for a sidekick campaign.

Stargirl and Red Arrow from Stargirl: The Lost Children.

Been trying to mull this over for awhile and figure out. The tendrils/grab is the easy part. The being nested is what's getting to me... paralysis?

From 2016 Vanity Fair:

14 hours ago, Sketchpad said:

Just curious... is Golden Age Champions (6e) a hardcover or softcover book?

Soft and as a fan of the Older GAC, I find it very usable and worth the effort. If you don't like it I'll buy it from ya

I'd try the earlier versions of Golden age champions

I'd like to see an updated Dark Champion's or Teen Hero.

1. No, though they do have Curly's Charge listed as a maneuver.

2. Not as such, though Bonk is listed as one and it'd be easy to alter it.

3. I'd have to go back and look at that, that seems to be more of a Talent then a full on Maneuver though. It's been a LONG time since I've seen any of the serials.

Superheroes does Victorian Steampunk style.

If you're looking for a something outside the norm try this one. An Alien, a Harlot, and an American Cowboy find themselves together to solve unusual crimes.

There is a way to add dark mode, you'd have to put it in the base code though.

On 1/2/2024 at 3:13 PM, HeroGM said:

VIPER? Never heard of it dahling, it's chanel or nothing.

On 12/29/2023 at 8:04 AM, animemun001 said:

Hmmm So it might be best to change the scheming nobles to Mild Punishment and the Guild to Watching? Certainly would make more sense to me. I think the idea was used from Teen Champions books for the "Strict Parents" have to admit with your statement it certainly seems to make more sense. Unless the guild is actively causing problems for its members. Watching does make more sense for a boss and employee vibe

Depends on the working relationship too. The overall guild MAY just be watching but you have that one guy who's always out to cause problems for the crew. Go back and look at Snape in Harry Potter. The person may be out to cause real trouble or it just may be that he doesn't trust the characters.

May wanted to change the Hunted: Adventurer's Guild to Watched: , showing that they keep an eye on the person without involving too much effort on keeping tabs. To me a hunted would mean they send someone after him from town to town; where it could just mean they watch what he does - as long as they pay dues, don't get arrested (too often) and keep their nose clean they don't bother them.

All in all I don't see an issue with it all.

John Byrne and Todd Nauck