Echo3Niner

A sucking chest wound is the villain's way of telling you to slow down; until your healing factor kicks in.

The T Party looks very strong in HtH combat but not so much ranged and no mental.
 
Trilight has a full suite of light powers (including the ability to render herself invisible and generate holograms).  She recently discovered the ability to use flashing lights and colorful patterns to enthrall (Mental Paralysis) and hypnotize (low-grade Mind Control) opponents.  She's gotten very good at calming Tantrum after a fight.
 
Oh, and don't call her Twilight or otherwise mention the books or movies of that series.  She will try to blind you for life (on the assumption that doing so will save you from "that horrid, festering cesspool of crap").

The product of some forgotten mentalist's nightmare, some how made real; Horror doesn't know much beyond his origin, and is having a difficult time accepting and adapting to the "real world" (which he is not even sure is real, he thinks he might be caught in a nightmare himself).  He has a power to shift people mentally into the Nightmare dimension (this is a constant power, which if he turns it off, they come back, though they usually have had terrible affects of being in the Nightmare dimension).  He has difficulty controlling this power, often loses control of it, and can't figure out why exactly (it's as if it's always on, and he has to suppress it).  He is mostly incorporeal, and not even sure he's "real" in our world.  His power has a huge area of effect centered on him, and while he can keep team members and by-standers out of it, he often wonders why he does so, as to him, they are actually "going home", and he only wishes he could send himself there...
 
He has no malice however, and the fear his power causes others disquiets him, so he reached out to the team for assistance in learning to control his power, and to help him adjust to this world.  It has been a struggle.
 
He really wants to do good, but has difficulty understanding what our definition of "good" is, and is conflicted by the reaction to his power...

Tougher gets along great with Tantrum, because Tougher is nothing but a damage sponge.  He really only has two powers; one, he can absorb kinetic energy which builds and builds and once it reaches a threshold, his second power is he can release it as energy blasts of kinetic force.  During the moment he has reached his threshold, but before he releases his stored energy, he can take damage.
 
To make everyone come after him, he has the highly developed talent to taunt enemies or anyone really.  Tantrum is a favorite target, if Tougher needs to charge before a battle, it serves two purposes; it gets Tantrum angry, and charges Tougher.
 
His name, is a taunt of it's own; "I'm Tougher, than you, and you; any of you!  Is that all you've got for me?  You hit like a little girl!"

Mother Jezebel Ankh; an Egyptian of unknown age, she portends to be from ancient Egypt, and perhaps is a Mummy (though an extraordinary beauty of perhaps Berber blood, at least appearance - striking light skinned North African woman, with green eyes - gorgeous, in a creepy way; like a train wreck, you want to look away, but can't, and feel guilty and unclean about it).  Whatever the truth, she leads W.I.T.C.H. in Egypt.
 
She is incredibly powerful in death magic, raising the dead and using dead minions.  But, her major benefit to the Coven is her magical knowledge, which is ageless and seemingly complete for the last 5000 years!  Whenever something magical needs to be known, it is Jezebel Ankh who they reach out to.
 
I think that's 13... (though my count could be off, I have had two glasses of Scotch tonight...)
New Group:
The Devil's Knights, 7 members
NOT Knight themed per se', but they all believe themselves the bearers of Devil's Night.  It offends them that Halloween has become this mainstream holiday, while Devil's Night, which has much more meaning (to them) is forgotten or maligned (think Michael Wincott from The Crow [1994]).
Pyro themed in some fashion, based in Detroit of course.

The product of some forgotten mentalist's nightmare, some how made real; Horror doesn't know much beyond his origin, and is having a difficult time accepting and adapting to the "real world" (which he is not even sure is real, he thinks he might be caught in a nightmare himself).  He has a power to shift people mentally into the Nightmare dimension (this is a constant power, which if he turns it off, they come back, though they usually have had terrible affects of being in the Nightmare dimension).  He has difficulty controlling this power, often loses control of it, and can't figure out why exactly (it's as if it's always on, and he has to suppress it).  He is mostly incorporeal, and not even sure he's "real" in our world.  His power has a huge area of effect centered on him, and while he can keep team members and by-standers out of it, he often wonders why he does so, as to him, they are actually "going home", and he only wishes he could send himself there...
 
He has no malice however, and the fear his power causes others disquiets him, so he reached out to the team for assistance in learning to control his power, and to help him adjust to this world.  It has been a struggle.
 
He really wants to do good, but has difficulty understanding what our definition of "good" is, and is conflicted by the reaction to his power...

So, I use DC Universe Online, because I think it has a great, easy to use editor to make a character; I simply go thru the character creation, do everything I want, then I screen shot it from within the game (F9 - takes the HUD interface off too); then crop and I'm all set.  Then just abort the character.  I actually keep an open character slot on my account for just this reason.
 
So, for the first villain in my game, I decided I wanted my version of Ra's al Ghul; in that it's going to be a leader of a Mercenary unit, who will be a reoccurring villain, with a large number of minions who do his dirty work.  However, unlike Ra's al Ghul, this guy is Spartan themed, and he himself is a heavily alien cyber enhanced super villain; think Deathlok, combined with Deadpool/Deathstroke/Capt. America - then put a Spartan theme ontop of it.
 
He has a secret base, styled after the Agoge, and his minions are called Hoplites.
 
So here you go; Sparticus and his Hoplites
 
 

So, I use DC Universe Online, because I think it has a great, easy to use editor to make a character; I simply go thru the character creation, do everything I want, then I screen shot it from within the game (F9 - takes the HUD interface off too); then crop and I'm all set.  Then just abort the character.  I actually keep an open character slot on my account for just this reason.
 
So, for the first villain in my game, I decided I wanted my version of Ra's al Ghul; in that it's going to be a leader of a Mercenary unit, who will be a reoccurring villain, with a large number of minions who do his dirty work.  However, unlike Ra's al Ghul, this guy is Spartan themed, and he himself is a heavily alien cyber enhanced super villain; think Deathlok, combined with Deadpool/Deathstroke/Capt. America - then put a Spartan theme ontop of it.
 
He has a secret base, styled after the Agoge, and his minions are called Hoplites.
 
So here you go; Sparticus and his Hoplites