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Well, in Chicago all you really have to worry about killing you are the people. In Australia, it's pretty much ONLY the people that you don't need to worry about attacking you.

But wouldn't people putting in their two cents help alleviate the coin shortage? 🙂

I don't have the 6th Edition version, but in the 5th Edition Bestiary, the Air Elemental's Desolid is not always on and the attacks do not have Affects Physical World--it can be desol OR it can attack, but it can't attack WHILE it's desolid.

Streaky? Is that you?

^^^^ We see what you did there, Duke! ^^^^^

I was thinking "Bifrost".

I'm pretty sure you'll have to buy Hero Designer v6. The support model changed to a subscription-based service several years ago.

"The Ultimate Martial Artist" for 5th Edition has a "Ninja-to And Saya" Multipower on page 180-181. "Ninja Hero" (also 5th Edition) has the same write-up on page 106.

Wouldn't that be common scents?

He had ONE job!

Isn't that class just an elective?

Put the sword halfway between them, have them both call it, and see which one it likes better? 🙂

If I was a betting man, my money would be on the latter!

Did you try right-clicking on the Hall of Champions logo and using "Save image as . . . " (or your browser's equivalent) from the https://www.drivethrurpg.com/cc/28/hall-of-champions link? It saves as 96 dpi for me. As to your second question--the guidelines and types of content information seem to indicate that you can publish characters that you created for other systems--as long as you retained the rights to them. If I'm wrong, I'm sure someone here will correct me. I base this opinion on these lines: From the "What Types of Content Can I Create?" section: "Characters: Now you can sell the villains, monsters, gods, animals, and heroes you’ve cleverly created!" From the "What Types of Content Are Forbidden?" section: "Other People’s IP: You do not have permission (or we the right) to release work based on the intellectual property of other people or companies as part of Hall of Champions. If you wish to for example show other fans your Champions 6th Edition write up of DC Comic’s character Green Lantern, please do so FOR FREE on the Hero Games website forums (https://www.herogames.com/forums/) or in some other location. But not here!

Those guys work for DC.

That's for just the PDF. The link below should go to the book + PDF. Note that both links are for 5th edition--I could be wrong, but I don't think Galactic Champions for 6th was ever published.

Wouldn't it be more "Fall" than "Flight"? If so, would you want to advertise the fact? 🙂

That is ruthless. I like it!

Is it an Ent from Chernobyl?

tl; dr! 🙂

I'm not at home to be able to check my books, but I seem to remember some venoms in the Bestiary being written up as linked powers (Drains, I think, linked to HKAs) with "Only if HKA does body damage (-1/2)". It seems like that approach would also work here. The value of the limitation could change depending on how common resistant defenses are in the campaign, of course.

The Witiko--also known as the Wendigo--is written up on page 100 of "Ghosts, Ghouls, & Golems" by Michael Surbrook. Scott Bennie's "Champions of the North" for 5th edition has Wen-Di-Go on page 64. It's a stat block, list of abilities, disads, some notes about the legends of the Algonquin people, and suggestions on adapting the character to Champions games.

Very few songs annoy me enough to make me switch radio stations. "Who Let the Dogs Out" by Baha Men is the only one I can think of right now.

Looks like a young killdeer to me . . . the adults usually protect the nest by acting like they have a broken wing and try to lead the threat away from the nest, then fly back. They nest on the ground in relatively open fields and usually clutch 4 or 5 eggs (in the nests I've found, anyway). Around here, we occasionally get pairs trying to nest in or alongside gravel driveways and in fields that are grazed down by cattle.

Thank you for clarifying that for me, Michael. While I understand that line of thinking, I'm not sure that I support it. Is there any proof that the security measures were inadequately implemented or did the fan just manage to subvert them all? Were there other measures that are in use at other stadia that Birmingham *could* have used and chose not to? It still feels like the team is being punished for the actions of a single fan and I can't say that sits well with me.