gewing

Gotta agree there. I'm not really a big fan of four color, like a little grittier, sometimes much grittier. I do like fairly clear cut villains, though some can be sympathetic. We used to play what I called "Fantasy Champions" 275+ point fantasy characters. I had an archer with a 23 dex, about 6 skill levels, 4 range levels, and he eventually got a magic bow that allowed autofire and a few "explosive" arrows. The brick could kick my ass though. If Baby Elmo ever enters your campaign, be his friend, then move to the far side of the continent.

I have to disagree. The .50 AE has about 1300 footlounds of energy witha 325 grain bullet at 1300 fps. The .500 s&W has 2500 footlbs with a 440gr (one 0unce) bullet at 1625 fps. THis is far more difference than between the .44 magnum and the .50 AE.

I have often said that I feel many campaigns under-rate the effectiveness of military forced versus superheros. True, this matches most comics, but... I thought this was an impressive video... 3 times the impact energy of a 120mm smootbore, guided... http://www.strategypage.com/gallery/default.asp?target=20030213.htm I don't think, however, that getting a superhero team involved in full scale war is usually a good thing. WWII level, sure. Alien invasion, sure. Run of the mill miliatry conflict, they would be more likely to try to head it off if possible. Maybe they would go in on their own to find out whether he "really" has wmd, and take them out if they exist...

aphe I've been thinking about building one that has an AP attack with a small one hex attack if it penetrates for anti-vehicle work.