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100 Years of Solitude at the Whistle Stop Cafe Ant Man: The Vagina Monologues Mission Impossible: Birth of a Rogue Nation

Smilla's Sense of Snowpiercer Rollerball Z My Little Pony Goes to the Glitter Dome

Solar: Have you ever met or dealt with Big Oil? Kevin Lawrence (Partacel in secret identity): Why, yes. I deal with their corporate masters every day. Solar: No, the supervillain! ------------------------------------------- Dr. Enigma: I bedded my first woman at age twelve. Prestige: Well, it makes sense that you would need to use magic for that.

If you are thinking martial arts movie, you are right.

That wasn't put in there for speedsters. It was put in there so you could have cool flying Wuxia combats on the side of a mountain.

Almost forgot. Red Sword is next.

It's not supposed to be an idea. It's supposed to be the character's weakness.

General Hseng is finally complete. Most of the rest of these guys should be a lot easier.

The Count of the Monte Cristo (Served at the Whistle Stop Cafe) The Music Manhattan Transfer

Tom Cruise Stars as Bruce Springsteen in Days of Thunder Road This is so painful I don't even want to imagine it. But there it is.

The Bridges of Mad Max County Mad Max the Wedding Singer

Thunder! Thunder! Thunderpants! Ho! Short Stays only $60.

http://www.dailykos.com/story/2015/05/20/1386221/-Anti-gay-pastor-in-Michigan-resigns-after-well-you-can-probably-guess?detail=email Clearly, this guy was living in a castle all his own.

My favorite thing was after that. When Zoom saw the helmet and just said "It's time for me to go."

Apparently Amazon is selling two copies of my King of the Mountain adventure for 2.74 apiece. That's right. Two dollars and seventy four cents. At that price, that's so ridiculous I feel the need to get them sold. Link is here http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/161318722X/ref=sr_1_4_twi_1_pap_olp?ie=UTF8&qid=1432125007&sr=8-4&keywords=Michael+Satran

Mad Max: Furry Road

Weapons Locker complete. It was tough at work for a while. Next is General Hseng

He was the evil trickster of native american legend. .until he discovered cross-dressing!!! Mani-tu-tu!!!

Iron Chef Shang Chi, Master of Kung Food

Whoops. Forgot the most important one. She's the relentlessly cloned ruler of Wakanda! Orphan Black Panther!

Public Enemy: Fear of an Orphan Black Planet Orphan Black Hitler Orphan Black Sabbath Orphan Black Sunday Prince: The Orphan Black Album Really, guys. I can do this all day.

Actually, in the old days, there were quite a few plots like this. Clark Kent attacked by gangsters? Have to pretend to be unconscious! I can't let them find out that I'm Superman!

There are so many tactical options and things to consider here that they're not really countable. I've found that strict combat caps on skill levels help a lot too. The real game-breaker here is if you have caps, you have to cap skill levels, too, because on paper, they add directly to damage. (Which makes them too versatile for the point cost, in my opinion) My players, fortunately, are not combat rules optimizers, or my game would be ruined. It all boils down to this: Make them prone, use skill levels to add damage, knock them out. I really don't like this, as it's insanely un-superheroic and un-fun. I think that if you take the add to damage off skill levels in superheroic games, the problem will more than likely solve itself.

The Tiger Legionaire is complete. Now I have to do their weapons locker. Every group of minions I design I try to build a weapons locker for. It gives the GM options without having to work too hard.

The Addams Family at the Whistle Stop Cafe The Two Gentlemen of Verona, New Jersey