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Re: Should I? And if anything they created Batman, or at least a need for him. Good episode.

Re: Gladiators vs Werewolves Looks like another Syfy channel classic movie

Re: Best ways to put together a Dark Champions team?

Re: Lucha Libre Hero Plot Threads Sweet!

Re: Inspiration: The Jobs Of Yesteryear: Obsolete Occupations This reminds me of an episode of Lois and Clark where the power goes out in metropolis. Perry White contacts on old retired employee who used to work the mimeograph machine back in the day. Because they still had the machine they were able to print the Daily Planet even though they had no power.

Re: A Robert E. Howard moment..... I personally think the Howard suffered from clinical depression. Unfortunately, this kind of problem was not easily diagnosed back in the 30's. If you see the movie The Whole Wide World it touches on the fact that REH had some problems.

Re: Batman meets Doc Savage I still would rather have a bottle in front of me.

Re: Celebrity "Pulp" Death Match! What was so bad about the Shadow movie? I rather liked it.

Re: Greatest Western Movies of all Time I just had to chime in. 3:10 to Yuma was an awesome movie. Hell, my wife liked it and she usually doesn't like westerns.

Re: 6th Edition Character Sheet Just as a nit, I would have preferred that the characteristic cost had been put in the sheet so that people wouldn't have to reference them. Outside of that it looks good.

Ok, I realize that this may be very early to ask this but I have already got the sixth edition generator and I am considering buying the new edition soon. I just wanted to know just how good the new sixth edition is. How good does it look to players out there. Do you think it's worth the money or not?

Re: Singing Cowboy Rough draft Looks good. I have a singing cowboy in my Pulp Hero game. He's alot of fun.

Re: 4th edition Champions pics Sweeeet!!!! Thank you thank you verrrrrry much!

Hi, I was wondering if there was a website with drawings of the 4th Edition Champions, Seeker, Quantum etc.... I am thinking of running the Day of Destroyer adventure and have already converted the Champions team to 5th editon. Could anyone help me out here?

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Re: Pulparize It! You know there was a Buffy episode "The Dummy", where the tilted character mentioned that he knew a slayer once who was a torchsinger in the 30-40's, (dont remember when).

Re: Pulp Lovecraft Good movie, my friend Gary, who is a big Lovecraft fan loaned it to me. Good mix of action and mystery. It's basically a film noir wherein magic appeared somewhere after WWII and everyone uses it. Everyone but Phil Lovecraft who refuses to use magic for anything. You could probably Netflix it.

Hi, Just started running this adventure to re-kick start my pulp hero campaign last night. So far I have been doing pretty good with it. So I was just wondering if anyone else on these boards have played this adventure as well and how it went? So far I find myself liking it mainly because as an adventure it is more open-ended than linear. It gives you some encounters to present to the players but pretty much leaves it in the hands of the GM as to how he wants to present things.

Re: Pulparize It!

Re: Pulparize It! Originally Posted by SKJAM! There were female police officers in the twenties and thirties, but very few and confined to special details--juvenile, searching and otherwise dealing with female suspects, acting as decoys for the vice squad, that sort of thing. And naturally, little to no chance for advancement. (Once radio got in, dispatch work was considered an available option for female officers.) "But I took them away from all that and now they work for me, my name is Charlie".

Re: Susano's Song-Based DC NPCs I got one. This is kind of a rough draft so go ahead and pick away. This is from the Headknocker song from Foreigner. HEADKNOCKER Val Char Cost Roll Notes 18 STR 8 13- Lift 303.1kg; 3 1/2d6 [4] 15 DEX 15 12- OCV: 5/DCV: 5 18 CON 16 13- 14 BODY 8 12- 10 INT 0 11- PER Roll 11- 11 EGO 2 11- ECV: 4 20 PRE 10 13- PRE Attack: 4d6 14 COM 2 12- 8 PD 4 Total: 8 PD (0 rPD) 6 ED 2 Total: 6 ED (0 rED) 3 SPD 5 Phases: 4, 8, 12 10 REC 4 36 END 0 50 STUN 18 Total Characteristic Cost: 94 Movement: Running: 6"/12" Leaping: 3"/6" Swimming: 2"/4" Cost Powers END Generic Martial Arts Maneuver OCV DCV Notes 4 Block +2 +2 Block, Abort 4 Dodge -- +5 Dodge, Affects All Attacks, Abort 5 Kick -2 +1 7 1/2d6 Strike 4 Punch +0 +2 5 1/2d6 Strike 3 Throw +0 +1 3 1/2d6 +v/5, Target Falls Perks 2 Reputation: Brawlers and Musicians (A small to medium sized group) 8-, +2/+2d6 Skills 3 Breakfall 12- 10 "He might like to fight": +2 with HTH Combat 3 "He drives a 57' Coupe": Combat Driving 12- 5 "But he loves to play": PS: Performer 15- 6 "He's got an old fender strat": PS: Musician 15- 4 MIght show you his Smith and Wesson: WF: Common Melee Weapons, Small Arms Notes: "Might show you his Smith and Wesson" 3 "Swears James Dean isn't dead": KS: Pop culture 12- Total Powers & Skill Cost: 56 Total Cost: 150 75+ Disadvantages 15 Dependent NPC: Girlfriend 11- (Normal) 20 Psychological Limitation: Very Jealous of his Girlfriend (Common, Total) 15 Psychological Limitation: "Swears James Dean isn't Dead" (Common, Strong) 15 Psychological Limitation: Likes to fight and play (Common, Strong) 10 Experience Points Total Disadvantage Points: 150 Background/History: Personality/Motivation: Quote: Powers/Tactics: Campaign Use: Appearance:

Hi, So I was going through my library of Champions stuff and I noticed my rather dog-eared Golden Age Champions book for 4th edition. So it got me to wonder if there is going to be a Champions Genre book for the Golden Age. I particularly liked the Golden age myself and I would love to see this. So am I just wishing and hoping or what?

Re: Hero Goes to the Movies (or TV Shows)! Well here is Walt from the movie Gran Torino. This is a rather rough draft so bear with me. WALTER KOWALSKI Val Char Cost Roll Notes 12 STR 2 11- Lift 132.0kg; 2d6; [2] 14 DEX 12 12- OCV 5 DCV 5 14 CON 8 12- 14 BODY 8 12- 13 INT 3 12- PER Roll 12- 15 EGO 10 12- ECV: 5 18 PRE 8 13- PRE Attack: 3 1/2d6 10 COM 0 11- 4 PD 2 Total: 4 PD (0 rPD) 4 ED 1 Total: 4 ED (0 rED) 3 SPD 6 Phases: 4, 8, 12 5 REC 0 29 END 1 30 STUN 3 Total Characteristic Cost: 64 Movement: Running: 6" / 12" Swimming: 2" / 4" Leaping: 2" Perks 5 Contact: Construction Contractor (Good relationship with Contact) 13- 5 Contact: Local Barber (Good relationship with Contact) 13- 4 Contact: Father Janovich (Contact has useful Skills or resources) 12- 1 Fringe Benefit: Weapon Permit (where appropriate) 11 Vehicles & Bases Skills 5 CK: Highland Park 14- 9 +3 with Firearms 3 Concealment 12- 3 Fast Draw 12- 4 KS: Korean War 13- 4 KS: Automobiles 13- 7 Mechanics 14- Note: " I fix things". 3 Oratory 13- 4 PS: Soldier 13- 4 PS: Construction 13- 3 Sleight Of Hand 12- 3 Stealth 12- 3 Tactics 12- Note: "This has to be planned out carefully". 3 Trading 13- 2 WF: Small Arms Total Powers & Skill Cost: 87 Total Cost: 150 75+ Disadvantages 5 Age: 40+ 20 Dependent NPC: Hmong neighbors 11- (Normal; Group DNPC: x2 DNPCs) 5 Distinctive Features: Only white guy in the nieghborhood (Easily Concealed; Noticed and Recognizable; Detectable By Commonly-Used Senses) 0 Normal Characteristic Maxima 15 Physical Limitation: Dying from lung cancer (Frequently, Greatly Impairing) 15 Psychological Limitation: Racist, particularly foriegners (Common, Strong) 15 Psychological Limitation: Old Fashioned "Still thinks he's in the fifties". (Common, Strong) 0 Experience Points Total Disadvantage Points: 150 Standard Equipment: Cost Powers END .45 ACP (M1911A1): (Total: 36 Active Cost, 11 Real Cost) Killing Attack - Ranged 2d6-1, +1 STUN Multiplier (+1/4) (31 Active Points); STR Minimum 9 (STR Min. Cannot Add/Subtract Damage; -1), OAF (-1), 7 Charges (-1/2) (Real Cost: 9) plus +1 OCV (5 Active Points); OAF (-1), Real Weapon (-1/4) (Real Cost: 2) [7] M-1 Garand: (Total: 46 Active Cost, 21 Real Cost) Killing Attack - Ranged 2d6+1, +1 Increased STUN Multiplier (+1/4) (44 Active Points); OAF (-1), 2 clips of 8 Charges (-1/4) (Real Cost: 19) plus Penalty Skill Levels: +1 vs. Range Modifier with a single attack (Real Cost: 1) [8] Background/History: Walt Kowalski is the main character in the movie Gran Torino. He is an retired Polish-American employee of the Ford Motor company. He is also a veteran of the Korean war in which he saw alot of heavy combat. In the beginning of the movie he is a widower with a family that he has nothing in common with. Personality/Motivation: Quote: "Get off my lawn:, I blow your face off and sleep like a baby" Powers/Tactics: Campaign Use: Appearance:

Re: Conan vs. Elric

Re: Your Definition Of A Super Hero? He is still a superhero because he could decide to use his powers for personal gratification and not bother to save your plane from crashing because its not his problem. The power level of the character is not the issue here it's what you do with your special abilities that matter.