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  1. Re: Power Question: Purple Man

     

    Im not familiar with "Alias"
    Short lived comic about one Jessica Jones, former super-hero and now a private detective. Pretty good IMO, more of a street-level take on things. The incident with PM is why Jessica quit being a superhero.
  2. Re: Power Question: Purple Man

     

    This depends on which PM you're using (and the mechanics). The lead character in Alias was able to fly several miles looking for her target while remaining under Purple Man's control. I don't think his phermones have that kind of reach' date=' but she clearly remained under his influence for a while outside the pheremones' range.[/quote']IIR, Jessica had spent the previous 6 months as PM's slave. I believe she said she felt his influence fade as she got farther away, but was so far under she didn't really want to stop till she attacked Wanda and snapped out of it.

     

    But lots of good stuff here, I'd have never thought of some of these ideas.

  3. Re: Power Question: Purple Man

     

    Perhaps it is just coincidence' date=' but I find the timing of this thread and the Avengers: Generation 3 strangely unsettling... :fear:[/quote']Don't worry. My only real exposure to Purple Man is Alias, which he is a sick, sadistic bastard in. If he ever showed up in a game of mine it would be for the sole purpose of the players kicking the living **** out of him.
  4. Re: [interest in an online game?] Avengers: Generation 3

     

    Okay, so far it looks like we have (thanks Supreme Serpent for the recap:) )

     

    upreme Serpent:

    Dr.Zemo - son of Baron Zemo II

     

    Hermit:

    Banner - son of Captain America and Diamondback

     

    McCoy:

    Phoebe - daughter of Moondragon (and secretly of the Eternal Mentor)

     

    JJ:

    Raptor - heir to the Wakandan throne

     

    Trained Chicken:

    Emissary - Inhuman

     

    csyphrett:

    Vincent Astro - son of Justice/Firestar - pyrokinetic

     

    Manchine:

    interest, no firm idea posted atm

     

    keyes bill:

    Magni - Asgardian powerhouse

     

    Pendaran:

    Kolbrandr the Brave - son of Balder and Karnilla

     

    Sketchpad:

    Marvel - ionic powerhouse, son of Wonder Man and Carol Danvers.

     

    Haven Walkur:

    Cinnabar - mutant/synthezoid daughter of Vision and Scarlet Witch

     

    Log:

    Century - great grandson of Kang

     

    Michael Hopcroft:

    Iron Girl - Antoinette Stark

     

    Force:

    Guardsman - Iron Man legacy

     

    lucky:

    USAgent - super-soldier-serum induced mentalist

     

    BCAugust:

    Photon - daughter of Monica Rambeau with similar powers

     

    radioKAOS

    son of Hawkeye and Mockingbird

     

    Now, Force and Micheal Hopcroft are looking at an Iron Man legacy. The team really can't have both, would either of you like to try out a different idea, or do you feel good with what you're working on? Maybe talk it out, see whats what? Also, both McCoy and lucky are working on characters with mental powers, so I offer you guys the same option if you'ed like. Desides that, it looks like everyone else could fit in together failry well.

     

    I know some of you are still working on write-ups, and that fine. I know how long a good 575 point character can take to work through, so I'm gonna give everyone till this weekend to get their character's write-up finished. In the meantime, i'll be making the games spot on heroCentral tonight, and through the week I'll be adding some of the background stuff for the world (what Marvel stuff we're using, what we aren't, etc), the Avenger package, the new Charter, stuff like that. Feel free to comment on any of it, as I'm sure some of you know more about the Marvel U than I do. After all the write-ups are done, I'll go through and select which characters made the cut (so to speak)

  5. Re: [interest in an online game?] Avengers: Generation 3

     

    Weeell.. I'd prefer to still include the Ragnarok stuff' date=' but it didn't have much to do with Crazy Wanda and was starting to go on-ish around the time anywho.[/quote']You could still use Ragnarock, as IIR it didn't really effect Earth at all did it? As far as the mortals are concerned, could be Thor just left saying he had stuff to do and never came back?
  6. Re: [interest in an online game?] Avengers: Generation 3

     

    Of course a lot of details will change to incorporate the PC backgrounds and the like, but may I suggest we have a "general continuity cutoff" point for people's reference?

     

    Say, perhaps roughly in the tail end of Busiek's run on Avengers, in the 2000-2002 area, and compress everything from the 1960's comics up to that point into the "Avengers First Generation" timeline, whatever that ends up being (like 1960's->1980's?). Avoid all the "Disassembled" mess and allow us to wind down the first generation more to our liking?

    Sounds good to me, that okay with everyone else?

     

    Also, yes, a desendant of Kang would work, and No, don't really have anything I don't want players to break.

  7. I've been pondering a bit about how to build this kind of power, and I must admit I'm a bit stumped.

     

    For those not in the know, Purple Man is a Marvel character who exudes certain pheromones that make anyone around him do whatever he says.

     

    Now, that sounds like an AoE Mind Control, Always On, but not quite. See, the guy has used it one various mentalists (including Jean and Nate Grey IIR) and they where pretty much as vulnerable as anyone else. The only folks who I can recall resisting it are Daredevil and Dr Doom, or folks who are in a sealed environment like Iron Man. So its a Mind Control, Mental Defenses don't seem to affect it at all, though having an extremely high Ego can let you fight it off. The only thing I could think of was maybe a NND Mind Control, but I'm not even sure thats legal.

     

    Anyone have any thought?

  8. Re: [interest in an online game?] Avengers: Generation 3

     

    Well' date=' you can get around worrying about the "rocky issue" if you just have him sire the child during one of the various times he's plain old Ben Grimm. Hell, if I were him, I know what one of MY main priorities would be during those rare times. ;)[/quote']And if not, there are a few females who could handle the Thing.

     

     

     

    And I'm well aware of how many ways that sentance can be taken.

  9. I'm sure everyones at some point read goofy *** things in comics that just made you roll your eyes and say "oh come on." This post is not about those times.

     

    This is about the times when you've read goofy *** things in comics and went, 'okay, I can live go with that." For me, I can think of two off the top of my head.

     

    The first is Squirrel Girl. A young woman who has the mutant power to talk to squirrels. Said young lady has also managed to humilate Dr Doom to the point of retreat, and single-handidly beaten folks like Terrax and Thanos. Its never explained how, she just does. Now, as mind-boggling as that is, I can't help but think its neat, and love it every time Doreen shows up.

     

    The second is Karate Kid, member of the legion of Superheroes. Especially back in the old days, when his solution for everything... was to use his Super Karate. Superboy was invulnerable to everything, but Val's Super Karate could hurt him. Dalaximites moved faster than light, but Val's Super Karate could intercept and throw them into the next star system. Val's Super Karate could slow his fall by kicking the building he was falling out of. Val's Super Karate could find the weakness in a perfect force field. Val's Super Karate could stop an earthquake machine by kicking the ground, creating seismic waves that cancelled out the earthquake, causing the feedback to blow up the earthquake machine. And through all that crazy stuff, I was sitting there going "yep, Super Karate could do that."

     

    So, what crazy stuff to you folks actually like?

  10. Re: [interest in an online game?] Avengers: Generation 3

     

    I just had an idea, and it was to sweet not to share. If someone wants to go with this, I'd be all for it.

     

    Luke Cage has a daughter (it could easily be Jessica Jones as the mother). The girl only inherits part of her dads strength and durability, so she's strong and tough, but not majory so. However, the girl gets definitive lessons in the art of self defense from her dads old friend, one Danny Rand. The girl decides to join the Avengers out of respect for her dad, and in honor of him and the training she got from Danny she calls herself Power Fist.:D

     

    Kinda goofy, but the idea of a strong sista with powerful Kung Fu strikes the Foxy Brown fan in me as groovy as hell.

  11. Re: [interest in an online game?] Avengers: Generation 3

     

    I think the point totals sound wonderful. Does the 25-point Avengers package come out of that total' date=' or do we effectively get 600 points, of which 25 is already committed to the package? (Just asking because I am both literal-minded and remote-gaming inexperienced.)[/quote']The latter. Your character will be 600 total, with 25 going towards the Avenger package.
  12. Re: [interest in an online game?] Avengers: Generation 3

     

    Cool, interest.

     

    Okay, to get the ball rolling if you would, folks who expressed interest, if you could provide me with a few things.

     

    -Which setting would you prefer, current Marvel U + 40-60 years or a current day setting with the Avengers adventures primarily happening in the 70-80's?

     

    -prefered starting level? I think somewhere between 500-600 is a good spot, what are you're feelings.

     

    So far, all the ideas sound doable. Atlantean, InHuman, its all good as long as you can tie yourself to an Avenger in some way. Wanna be Magni, I can go with that.

     

    I'll leave it open all weekend so people can think on what character they'ed like to play, then come Monday I'll start going through all the specific ideas.

  13. Re: [interest in an online game?] Avengers: Generation 3

     

    How often would you need the players to post and so forth? *nosey*
    Enough to keep things going. I'm not one for hard and fast rules, but at least 5 times a week, preferably once a day (which I don't think is all that much myself).

     

    Of course, that can vary. During a combat, of course the faster the better. If we're out of combat and just rp'ing, then things can be more casual.

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