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I am thinking about creating "The Most Harmless Poison In The Universe *". * as long as you don't have Life Support: Immunity To Poisons... Can you buy, rules legal, an AVLD NND with the defense being NOT having Life Support: Immunity To Poisons? Thanks.

Nothing says you have to use CLOWN as a group. You could always have Merry Andrews over here, Fox of Crime over there, April Foolmaker down south, Balloon-A-Tick up north, Slapstick in Hawaii, and Tee-Hee wherever the open road will lead it. In other words, it's your game. You don't HAVE to keep the team together if you don't want to. (Also, you don't have to use the team at all, or even as written, but that is a given anyways).

I believe Zigzag is NOT a silly speedster, but instead a silly stretching guy. (But of course I could be wrong...)

Spy vs Spy X Family

I support this idea. My idea of Xarriel's Elite was basically a version of Darkseid's Elite (my favorite being my own idea of Sa-Des being a stand in for DeSade, and giving him a powerful Telepathy power by touch with a pain side effect). But I believe you said you were going to go another direction with the group. I do love the idea that each member of Xarriel's Elite having a Physical Complication of dying when Xarriel command them to (no matter where they are when Xarriel wishes for it), and each can be recreated by Xarriel at his will (using his VVP to somehow Summon or doing something similar). But this is getting off topic.

A skills table would be cool, but optional. The GM has the OPTION to use it if available, not have to use it.

Humm... Well, there is still time till the end of the year. But I expected a bit more comments about the proposed projects for next year. What exactly is Heroes In A Hurry ? Generic character writeups?

Prehaps the simplistic dimension to create is the Alternative Earth. Simply pick an event and change it. What if the United States lost the Revolutionary War? What if the world never experienced COVID-19? What if the United States never had a President, but an Empirer? And that Lord Trump is fighting against Empirer Biden and trying to force him to accept the Constitution? Well, enough of that.

The 4ed book Champions In 3-D is a good and still usable book about alternative dimensions. I definitely recommend it.

Humm... Been thinking about Gaslight (bka Victorian Hero), and been watching Moriarty the Patriot. So, are we going to get writeups of... Sherlock Holmes and Doctor John Watson? Professor James Moriarty and Cornel Sebastian Moeran? Jack the Ripper? Arsen Lupin? Springheal Jack? Or should we expect a separate book for Victorian Dramatic Personal?

Yes. We need ARGENT. Feel free to use my idea of "Salesperson" agents. Strange guys in black suits and sunglasses (wearable at night by the way), hologram projecting watches and a "samples" briefcase with an excuse for a VVP and Object Creation. Question: if the Salesperson gives out samples, do they need to put Usable By Others on each object they pull from the briefcase?

Then we have three more to create. Nothing wrong with that.

If we count Twin Action as two, that leaves two more.

The laundrymart has a secret basement for the laundry of super suits. While many superheroes and supervillains costumes are actually made of normal materials, some actually require special ways to clean them. The owners Wo and Jin Wong are actually experts in laundry science and are very discreet. It should also be known that Wo and Jin are not aisan. Those are not there birth names. And they have connections which may be helpful for both sides.

Fashionista is the TikTok member of the group. He is a bisexual man who uses weaponized outfits for combat and protection, and doesn't care about the perceived gender of what he wears (making him a crossdresser at times). He is also an expert of the quick change, which is exactly what his TikTok is about...three second shows of him changing clothing rapidly without being indecent.

@death tribblehasn't stated what social media Guy uses. I say YouTube mainly, but that is just me.

Burakku Kigyō is a mysterious man of Japanese nationality who always wears a black business suit. He also is able to generate and manipulate "elemental black light" (a thing which behaves much like Marvel's Darkforce). He can create objects out of the substance and fly. His name translates roughly to "Black Company". He shouldn't be mistaken for the Japanese supervillain team by the same name. Nor the real black companies, which are just as evil for their workers.

Leather and Lace met The Covalent Bond when they were after the same score and decided not to clash on who would actually have exactly what take. They actually clicked over radiation and mutations issues. They both met Stars and Bars hiding out in the south. And they stumbled over the alien trio recovering their crashed spaceship for ARGENT. Or, at least that's my story and I'm sticking to it. @DShomshak Your up.

It's a cold December night, and your character is visited by four spirits (one to announce that your going to be visited, and three to drive some sort of message or another). If your character can detect magic or undead or fey they do. But none of the spirits detect as evil. What will your character do?

I was thinking based on the title it was based on such mistakes in super names as The Golden Shower, and other names which 'seemed ok at the time, but...'.

So I'm A Black Widow, So What!

If you die, someone else will either use your life as an example or take your mantle as your own. Then you can come back from the grave/get a clone/time travel/whatever.

It's The Hidden Valley of Upgawala. The people of the Hidden Valley are the Upgawala, intelligence cromagem people. They farm and herd. And if you bother there way of life, they'll swarm and use their incredible strength to repel the invaders. Note: they are intelligent, but only compared to classic cromagem people. Of course, places like this have dinosaurs and other primitive animals.

A rather large rural supermarket or big box store. It's really large (especially if it is the only branch of the supermarket chain or big box store in 20 miles), and most certainly have a "farm" section (huge bags of fertilizer and seeds and animal feed). And even intresting if they never get past the parking lot. As for the"bad" stuff, some villains are actually all about the slaughter. They want to be feared, and what's better to be feared then a few dead bodies to tell all the weaklings what could happen if they don't obey them. Note: don't do this offen. Just enough to make sure that not every villain is going to be fun loving weirdos all the time. Some villains are deadly serious and quite willing to prove it.

In the MCU, kinda.