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I believe you might have gotten TO mixed up with Chad Johnson, who literally renamed himself Chad Ochocinco.

BB would probably get very pissed off and try to lift the dome with his strength. Maybe, just maybe, the dome would move. If not, he would spend an eternity trying to build his strength to attempt to lift the dome again.

Hal is, but I don't think that Mogo would ever be here.

NOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!

Ok, so we have 23 confirmed people if there are not more voters. One problem. There is a 4 way tie for the 24th spot. Amethyst, Rachael Summers, Swamp Thing, and Saitama are tied for that 24th spot with 5 votes.

OK, we might actually actually have a good chance here to get the first anime character into the tournament. I am crossing my fingers that either Saitama or Ichigo gets in. Most likely, if it does happen, it will be Saitama. Hoping for the best!

I just can't wait for seeding for the Unlimited Class. Just do not make me choose between Superman and Saitama early on.

I agree. Good riddance.

It still infuriates me that no anime character has gotten to the tournament. STILL! We need to get Saitama into the Unlimited tournament.

This is why I didn't want Captain America here. I will argue that the likes of Vegeta do deserve a spot here, see my above post for details.

But, see that Vegeta is not the most powerful of the Saiyan race, by far. This is why I didn't vote Goku on this list, but I dud vote Vegeta on because I don't think he can fight the likes of Superman or One-Punch Man like Goku can, but can still hold his own against most supers.

Well, I guess we will have to wait to get Vegeta in the Open Tournament. I JUST WANT ONE ANIME CHARACTER, AT LEAST. PLEASE.

Destroying My Cred 1) I absolutely hate Star Trek and Star Wars. I think they are a disgrace to Sci-Fi. 2) I am a Marvel fan, but I am disgusted by Guardians of the Galaxy. Same reason as #1. 3) Superman, Wonder Woman, Green Lantern, and Super Girl/Power Girl are terrible character designs and are comic injustices. 4) Never seen Die Hard. 5) Never seen Never Ending Story in its entirety, and I hated the part I did watch. 6) Captain America is overrated, and I hated the first and second Captain America movies. 7) Never really liked Pokemon. 8) Never played any MMO other than WoW. (That's right, I have never played guild wars) 9) The only three video game series I truly enjoy are Final Fantasy, Fire Emblem, and Kingdom Hearts. (I enjoy some single release games like Overwatch, but not any other series like F-Zero or Super Mario) 10) Nintendo is a disgrace to gaming. 11) I have never and never will own an XBOX. 12) I absolutely hate Skyrim, Morrowind, and Daggerfall. The only Elder Scrolls game I like is Oblivion. 13) Mad Max is a terrible movie series. So yeah.

Here is the thing, Ranged attacks have either bought advantages to become ranged or lose the ability to have Strength added. This inherent advantage comes from buying a +1/2 advantage (or +1 for LOS), thus they have advantages of being ranged. This should just be one of those advantages in my opinion.

Side Note: I see LOS as a problem in A LOT of circumstances in games that I have run or played in. This is why I almost never use LOS powers. I can't really say anything that hasn't already been said, but I do agree with Surrealone here. The very idea that a mental attack should miss because a target moves 1m of space is ludicrous. Chances are that a heat seeking missile doesn't lose a hit because of a target moving one meter, so mental attacks work the same way. As described, mental attacks "lock on" to a mind after gaining LOS. I agree that moving does cause some problems, and should cause the attack to miss if the power has Concentration, but it shouldn't cost a mentalist a hit for "dancing around the attack". To fix this, I purpose that one should use the idea mental attacks must establish LOS to target a mind. Instead of moving, you could say that a Mental Haymaker misses if the target prevents LOS, like putting up a barrier or having another target stand in the way. This is reasonable enough to avoid a Haymaker but also sensible with the idea of Mental Attacks.

I would personally do this a different way. I might allow a player who would want this to buy the adder Alternate Origin Point for this particular effect. Not necessarily RAW, but we can't really make a RAW effect this anyway.

Raven doesn't need to see Karate kid to win this battle. She can track him, and it is so easy for her stop Karate Kid with a few large objects. His Class 15 rating isn't going to stop a bus thrown at him.

Antonius would first try and see if the books were demonic, magic, or even mystical. Afterwards, if they were, he would track down the group on fight them by himself. If they weren't, he wouldn't give a damn.

First off, the weapon doing 5D6 would do 6D6+1 with the martial maneuver. The answer to your question is "Yes", per 6E1.

My favorite character that I have made was a Dark Champions character named Jørn Jansen. He wielded a Taurus 454 and has the ability to fire off an entire cylinder of his gun in a phase. This is also paired with his acrobatic abilities and amazing stalking ability. His one main problem is that he is constantly overconfident. One role-played scenario Characters: Jørn Dexter Ambrose, Crime Leader Chastie, Fellow PC Jørn: "A-Ha! Finally, we have you cornered!" Ambrose: (Starting to Pull a Weapon) "Fine, you win!" Jørn: (Pulling out a pair of handcuffs, walking to Ambrose) "Put your damn hands behind your back!" Chastie: (After a made PER Roll, that Jørn could not make because of his overconfidence) "Look Out!" Ambrose fires and misses. Jørn responds and fires a 6 cylinder into Ambrose. Jørn: (Blowing off his gun) "Too easy."

One of the most interesting characters that I have seen was a character named Elmer Horse. Ironically, the character wielded a paintball gun-like weapon that shot expanding globs of glue. So useful, and great for my shotgun character to take advantage of.

Thing is, I once made I character sheet for myself. I built myself with 28 INT and the following powers. My main powers contained a MultiFlash that affects Mental Defense (I mess with people's minds to destroy their sensory abilities). I also had the power to be able to tell a perfect lie. Lastly, I had the ability to use my mind to be able to hack into any electronic device. So, Super Smart MultiFlash Perfect Lies Hack Into Electronics With Mind

Luckily, Ichigo is in unlimited, so we can vote him into the tournament.

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I still play Pathfinder, but I do find it difficult to play other systems. My reasoning is this. I would rather be able to make absolutely anything within guidelines of a game than be limited with something like D&D. Pathfinder is "better" than D&D at that, but still has problems. Even in a Fantasy game, I can play very unique characters in HERO (like perhaps an animancer), but less so in Pathfinder (where the closest thing is a necromancer). This does two things. 1) I lose part of my character that I want to play 2) Restricts my powers to the specific rulebook. Besides, does a DM/GM really want to deal with a large group who ALL take Magic Missile from day one?