Brutal

A character in my campaign is making a Ghostlike character. So far so good, but he wants to have a powerless item, that if it gets destroyed, he "dies". I type "dies", because he basically loses the character (cant play with it anymore) if the item gets destroyed. How would you do this? At first I thought about using a foci, but then again he doesnt want any powers in it, (he wants to be able to get it taken away, though not forever because that could be dangerous ). So I thought about using a Physical Limitation. but that would give a mere 15 points (unfrequently, total). So he doesnt want that because he could get more points from using a susceptbibility, and lose body (or stun?) every segment. However, the problem is that Im not sure what kind of event or item could stop his susceptibility. Any suggestions on how to solve this?

Whats DOJ?

OMFG I usually have 1 (per character of course), sometimes 2 if i need it for a mutliform, vechile or whatever. The Gamemaster keeps check of any villains, npc's etc. But 20 of them? Im still pondering how can you keep check of them all. Because really, the thought of bringing 20 sheets to the table when I play gives me the creeps

Oh jesus and i just spent a bunch on 3 books already So, a followup question then, is that book worth buying at all?

Allthough im not a huge fan of watercolors (or whatever you call those kind of colors), that was some very nice art.

Okay I bought the FRED, Champions, and Conquerors, killers & Crooks (CKC). However, I was missing VIPER, until and demon information? Did you dump them completely? You can read about them everywhere in the book, how villains and heroes are hunted by them, but you dont actually include them in the book? Same with the CKC book. Some of the villains i WANT to use, but i actually cant because you havent written down their hunteds. Including at least a little information in the championsbook cant be very hard IMO. So question is: did you forget about including VIPER and UNTIL stats? It seems i have to make the stats for viper and until by myself, or did I miss them in the books? Secondly I have a rules question: Page 103 in FRED. Ego attack. Under the DOES BODY advantage it says "mental defense does not have to be resistant to stop the BODY damage". So, does this mean that its worked out as a normal energy blast would? Even though this is more balanced than a mental killing attack, its still pretty unbalanced i think? Not everyone have mental defense so any attack like that is rather powerful.