AdamLeisemann

Re: WWYCD: Dare to be Foxbat

You and your team have fought with Foxbat one day, and a few days later, you and Foxbat have suddenly endured a mind-swap. You are Foxbat and Foxbat is you. In this situstion, what would your character do? Similarly, what do you think Foxbat would do? (Dun, dun, duuunnnnnnn...)

Re: Genres HERO GAMES may want to avoid (intended to be humorous) Having done nothing more than read one reveiw of FATAL, I don't know if that statement is really all that fitting. Neither D20 nor Fuzion are porn games.

Re: Genres HERO GAMES may want to avoid (intended to be humorous) You too, huh?

Re: Character Curveballs I have to say, I kinda like Farmer Dead as well now that I've seen his character sheet.

Re: Genres HERO GAMES may want to avoid (intended to be humorous) Two good tastes that won't go good together, I'll tell you that.

Re: Single Green Superhero seeks.... (personels for your characters)

Re: Single Green Superhero seeks.... (personels for your characters)

Re: Advice for a team of unfortunate supers Sounds too close to reality for some folks

Re: Character Curveballs Well, if anyone wants to pitch in, we could create an organization book for Dogma. Of course, it would have to be a joke supplement and we'd need permission from the HERO folks if we wanna publish it, even for free I think.

Re: Character Curveballs Well, let's add another example: From the controversial WWYCD stalker thread, we have Reinard the Fox, or Renn Fox. He is a living cartoon fox from another dimension. And he was made as a serious character (kinda Bronze-Agish, though originally made for an Iron Age setting). He's currently in a campaign that is currently on hold until the GM graduates and gets a job.

Here is a thread for the wierdest characters you have ever created for a champions game. All you need is a name, description, and whether they are a hero or a villain. Here is an example: K. Dogma: A dog with intentions to rules the world and create a new world order for dog-kind. Too long, the dogs of the world have submitted, and now it is time for them to cast off their chains and rise up against the humans. Many dogs consider him crazy, though, but he has gotten himself quite an army, and access to a rare gen that boosts his psychic potential. Obvioulsy a villain. Think of him, power-wise, as a canine M. Bison.

Re: Advice for a team of unfortunate supers So that's why they are sometimes referred to as "curse words"...

Re: Advice for a team of unfortunate supers

Re: Genres HERO GAMES may want to avoid (intended to be humorous) Redundant HERO, because this joke seems to be immortal, beheading other jokes on this thread, HEROLANDER

Re: Advice for a team of unfortunate supers Looks good to (mi)me.

Re: Genres HERO GAMES may want to avoid (intended to be humorous) I did recently write a rather insensitive, somewhat vulgar song parody mostly about Kevin Siembieda. To the tune of Bohemian Rhapsody. I won't post it to the forum, but it is available upon request for any adults who strongly felt that the Kevster could be taken down a peg. But I warn you. It is cruel and insensitive, pounding on the guy's ego and even offering an explanation why so much of character creation in Palladium games is random (which is the real reason why it's for adults only) Further, this is all opinions from people I've read from. So, not on this board, but it's available on request. Sorry for the threadjack.

Re: Advice for a team of unfortunate supers To be honest, I was just putting up a more fun WWYCD kind of thing.

Re: Genres HERO GAMES may want to avoid (intended to be humorous) Unfortunately named HERO -- with stats for the Nintendo Wii computer and the chinese warlord Cao Pi.

Re: Genres HERO GAMES may want to avoid (intended to be humorous) Sorry. I was just putting thoughts down.

When a meteor struck in the middle of a park, five people were bathed in its cosmic radiation, gaining powers that are just plain unfortunate. They feel that now they have powers, they are obligated to fight crime. Here are out wannabe superheroes: Professor Paisley: A college professor whose power is to change the color of an object, giving it an ugly appearance with the worst color combinations possible. He also has no fashion sense. His costume is a paisley jumpsuit. Hallucinogen: A hippy given the power to cause strage, seemingly drug-induced hallucinations without drugs. His costume is a tye-dye shirt and black jeans with fading. Engrish Man: a former English teacher whose brain was scambled by the cosmic radiation. BNow he can turn anybody's speech unintelligible by fracturing the grammatical syntax and torturing the tenses of the very sentences. His costume makes him look like CATS of Zero Wing. The Mime: An unfortunate mime who was bathed in the cosmic energy. He now has the power to make imaginary objects have real effects (he can knock a guy out with an imaginary baseball bat, for example). His costume is a typical mine's outfit. He is also mute. Lady Foulmouth: This irritable wman has just discovered that she can cuss a blue streak at people and do damage to them, thanks to the cosmic radiation. Her costume is a blue streaked jumpsuit. Now they've come to your characters for advice. What would you tell them?

Re: A contriversial "Would your character...?" Okay. Let's evaluate some of my super "singles" from the Personals thread: Lab Rat, being the socially awkward type, would initially refuse until he hears that part about the millions at stake. At which point, he will do it reluctantly. Though as he does it, he will certainly have his teammates search for the doomsday device. Reinard the Fox would start by trying to convince the villainess to take one of his teammates instead. They are more likely to do what she wants, to give her a child while he would most likely at best be nothing more than a pleasure-toy for her (that thing about there two different standards of physics between them). Failing that, he'll go with it, but his teammates had better make D@&% sure that they find the doomsday device fast and get it deactivated. At least then the danger to his marriage (since he is married in his home dimension) would at least have been for something. Though he'd still question why this lady would be attracted to him. Kitsune will go along, but use one of her shapeshifting tricks during the foreplay to grab the remote device and destroy it so that the doomsday device cannot be activated. Sonic Eagle will play along with a bit, until it seems right to use a sonic screech to stun the villainess and then grab the remote, using his supersonic flight to get away and the air's friction to destroy the remote to the device can't be activated.

Re: Genres HERO GAMES may want to avoid (intended to be humorous) I've Got a Secret HERO Game Show HERO in general. Fundementalist "HERO" Anti-HERO VILLAIN System/HERO system NEMESIS Procrastination HERO Not-Even-a-Genre HERO

Re: Single Green Superhero seeks.... (personels for your characters) Maybe. Maybe not.

Re: WWYCD: Fundamentalist against non-tech supers. Well, and this is a spoiler: I figured this guy wants revenge on the superhuman community for some reason.