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In case special effects and/or concept is required to answer this question: Man of Hammers has a variety of hammers to fight with. One option is (are?) his dual claw hammers. Since they are small and lighter than his other hammers, I wanted them to have a flurry attack effect. I decided to simulate that with Hand-to-Hand Attack, which gives a bonus to his natural STR in a melee attack, with the Autofire advantage. Would I need to also buy an Autofire advantage for Man of Hammer's personal STR to be able to use his STR dice in that attack?

That 5E book was pretty excellent. It is still a very good starting point for making vehicles in 6E.

I rarely run many adventures that don't have at least some element of silly. A lot of the cornball elements of superhero comics that modern fans find ridiculous, I find to be crucially needed tonal elements of a superhero campaign.

Wow. I admire the work for that Batgirl. The scooter is absolutely inspired. That kid looks so confident - Gotham City goons better watch out.

I just got Hero Designer working the other day. I confess my knowledge of how to export things is very, very shaky. I clicked on them both multiple times and I kept getting an error message. Would I have to open Hero Designer first? I do not know how to get my computer to know what to do with them. EDIT: OOOoof! I got it. Hero Designer is pretty counter-intuitive for me. I had to let the idea sit for a little bit until I could think of something else I hadn't already tried. I will go look at those files now. EDIT AGAIN: That Officer Sasquatch write-up is amazing! He's a teeny bit higher than I intended to make him, but that is easy to tweak. He is absolutely what I was looking for. Thank you!

What combination of powers did you guys use to create his floating eyeball movement? I get that Flight is the obvious power, but would there be some kind of limitations on that? I can certainly imagine a beholder who uses the power of Flight at that power's full utility, but I can also imagine a slightly bobbing, floating version might not be able to do everything. Any thoughts on that?

This is a very good example of how I imagine this character. He speaks English like a native, but looks absurd.

I confess I do not know how to open those.

New observation: I was looking through the 6th ed Bestiary for some stats on a lion for a different character and in the dinosaurs section, on page 453, I found the entry for Gigantopithecus. A sentence in the second paragraph of the description reads: "Some people have speculated that it survived to the modern day in some isolated places - including the Himalayas (where it's known as the yeti) and the Pacific Northwest (where it's called 'Bigfoot' and 'sasquatch')." So, now, in addition to the great advice, questions, and links provided by the participants of this thread, I now have some official 6e stats for a bigfoot. He totals 168 pts.

Where exactly is this "Print to PDF" option? In the guide, it says it is "from the Current Character menu", but I see nothing of the sort in the drop-down box of Current Character.

One day I will actually see what HERO Designer looks like.... I can't get my HD6.jar file to open with anything but Adobe Acrobat. It won't give me options outside the Microsoft App Store and of course Java won't be there. I have attempted to hit a YouTube tutorial on opening .jar files with Java in Windows 10 and every step looks like I will have to educate myself about elements of programming that I have never had to use. I will do so, I suppose, but if anyone knows some kind of user-friendly way to manage this, I would much appreciate the help. EDIT: Apparently "Jarfix" was the magic bullet I needed. I believe it is already fixed.

Groovy! I ordered a copy of the 5e Millenium City book for myself anyway, but it's going to take a bit to get delivered (it sounds like the kind of book I should have picked up ages ago).

Well, the power level of the PCs is intended to max out at 12DC. As I said earlier, I want him to be lower level than them. Off the top of my head, I think I'd want to put him in the 6DC - 9DC range, at most.

First, that is hilarious. Second, I don't envision that mysterious, inaccessible element of bigfoot to be part of his abilities. I want him to just be a quietly strange anomaly on the local police force, something of a local celebrity, but no one goes crazy about him because, once you scratch the surface of his bizarre identity, he is a surprisingly boring, normal guy.

That is very helpful. I have never owned either of those resources, and I believe you just sold me on both of them. I understand the differences between 5th and 6th ed. well enough to make that work.