Scott Ruggels

I was doing 150 points for FH, plus disads, but my games were combat and skill heavy.

Thank you!

Please, oh Please can you create a template that looks like this?: I need this layout, with no pic, no backstory, and a three column format, just like this. Here are some HDC files to work with if you need them, and they are for Fantasy Hero. This would be for fifth Edition. 6th is Okay but we build in fifth or earlier.

Anomaly here: I kind of liked the 4-6 hour fights, so 12-14 D6 attacks, but High Defenses, and High con. One of these folksi was a good "boos fight for a team or 3--pt heroes, but fighting each other It was also cool. (though the stun lottery, may make short work of one, it's best then to fight in teams). Scott (Who habitually added pluses to stun mods on RKA attacks, because I'm like that)

The Eternals looks gray and depressing. No Kirby energy. I’ll pass. I’ll water for Spiderman this Christmas.

Oh I do. One of my characters is quite aggressive with a shield. I also created a martial art for creatures with long stiff tails that they would tie maces and axes to.

Or store your toothpaste inside them and it still works.

Unless it's a Soviet/ Russian Gun. I've had an SKS for decades that just has steel cased ammo through it.

Is the equation the same as how Derek did it?

It’s not just the cool guns, but the training necessary to use them in high stress situations that get results. Here is the Kalashnikov Demonstration team exhibiting skills and training on the level of Russian SpecOps

Well, this all shows what influences the writers and editors have over a character. Even Batman gets the shaft, sometimes.

Scion of Anubis (Dr. Fate), Unkillable Man (Solomon Grundy) ,The Metallic Wonders (Metal Men), Time traveling Celebrity (Booster Gold), just off the top of my head, though Dr. Fate might be too many points.

There haven't been very many good scripts since 2005, and even less so since 2018, so The only thing to look at is the visuals. Enjoy!

-__- No, in fact it may be finally that DC surpasses Marvel next year in box office and quality. Was meant was Shazam, not Carol Danvers.

Brennall is closing on the finishes for the Hero Mod for TTS. It has a custom Hero Designer Template that generates JSON files that TTS will read and set up the character's die rolls automatically. You can add or edit die rolls for the characters in game. It automatically does range and range mod calculations, between minis It has a proper hex scale as a projection upon the table surface. It logs chat, and the die rolls in chat, so you have a fairly complete record of each session. It allows for private notes and private chat, and it comes with a fairly comprehensive set of scenery useful for Champions. Now I play Fantasy Hero, and there is an even larger set of fantasy Scenery, due to the 3.5e, and 5e tables already extant. It uses Unity assets for the game, allowing for optical effects and limited animation. It's all very comprehensive.

GMing an FH PBP on a discord with two other people, but am planning to run, sometime after the new year for a larger group on Tabletop Simulator, a version of my old 90's campaign> Online is the only option right now as I don't have a car, and Now I have moved away from Los Angeles and am living in a fairly rural area of Northern California (Wine Country), so face to face, is not an option, Being California, all of the large metropolitan areas, other than San Diego, are still under a mask mandate, and have caps on gathering size for indoors, and there is talk about implementing NY Style Vaccine passports. This means no conventions in the foreseeable future, and as such Online is my only option for now.

...And then there is this, also dropped during DC Fandome:

I'd go see it. I would have to agree, Shazam needs to be in it, but it could be a decent set up for a Shazam @, maybe.

Watched "Star Wars Visions. Basically Anime Studios takes on The Star Wars Mythos. Wide Ranging from humorous to Dark. overall quality was good, but there were a couple I didn't find all that good. All of them were short, but had a fairly wide range of styles. I definitely could recommend them, Samurai and Jedi have a very significant crossover.

A disagreement between two individuals burst turns into an area wide generational feud?

Team Rocket, blasting off again!!!

No. I tend to keep things to the historical model in my games. I also rune with fewer pantheons than a typical D&D which makes their establishments a bit less willing to rock the boat, and have a more conservative clergy. Though the Byzantine game is monotheistic and has a powerful church, none of the current rent players are believers.

Richard Tucholka, God rest his soul. He is gone, and we are the poorer for it. I worked on some Bureau 13 stuff, but Doug Blanchard defined the look of most of the Tri-Tac games. There was a definite gallows humor edge to that game, but having spoken to folks who played in Rich's games, as well as to Rich himself often at the old Milwaukee Gencons, that the games got pretty lethal to player characters if they weren't smart. The old Tri-Tac system itself was crunchy, and dangerous, in that post Gygaxian way. But often Bureau 13 adventures did have their moments of Laurel & Hardy events due to the die rolls. The odd thing is that to me, Danger international, and Dark Champions have two separate "Feels" to me, with D.I having a grounded, real world flavor, with the occasional weirdness, whereas Dark Champions feels less grounded, with it's foot in the Superhero world. Doing SCP feels more like D.I. than D.C. with all the real world weapons, and many of the SCP items being otherwise mundane items being altered by the unexplainable. But D.C will have to do, these days.

Well Delta Green would definitely fit the SCP Aesthetic on both sides well enough. Good eye.

I think that it is more "cultural" factors that dictate if the "cleric" is a viable adventuring class. In the Old Campaign, priests were mostly associated with specific temples and settlements. In the newer campaign, there is a division called "The Church Militant" which are armed and armored priests that are sent out as "Policy implementation Specialists", and functions more like Paladins, or Templars, and answer to the higher Church Hierarchy which are bound to the cities and towns. Different religions have different expectations of what they want their clergy to do. The Problem with the original question, is it comes from an assumption coming from D&D, but then D&D has very poorly defined cultures and folkways of the various peoples, and they all speak common. The Turakian Age at least gives and attempt to flavor the various kingdoms. Even in my Campaigns there are different languages, and different customs.