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Let me explain. No, there is too much. Let me sum up. These are AWESOME!!

If you’re interested in having the Core Ruleboks: Personally, I prefer the pdf’s with bookmarks and search features.

TEQBALL Maybe it’s the post-surgery meds, but it made me think of the Mesoamerican Ballgames. https://www.metmuseum.org/toah/hd/mball/hd_mball.htm I slipped a ballgame into a 17th C pirate campaign using Fantasy Hero, Justice Inc, and some homemade ship combat inspired by Wooden Ships and Iron Men. It was amazing to see how pirates handled scenarios of ball games, murder mysteries, and political intrigue.

Justice Inc p44 I just can’t tell whether she’s the caster or the target.

We kicked around the idea of combining the “to hit” roll with the damage roll. Make your to hit roll by 2 and do 2 points per damage die. We never used it in game (It’s too much fun rolling 14 dice.) (It’s also more fun collecting all those dice.) but it would speed things up quite a bit.

WOW!!! Amazing miniatures pix you posted on your blog. The Gnome Conjurer and ‘pet’ dragon are exceptional.

Nice tench coat. Did you use HeroForge?

There’s a reason this is funny, but I can’t … oh, look a new module is out!

There are three examples in Champions Powers 6E that may be helpful. Animal Spy: Remember When p31 Clairsentience (Sight, Hearing, and Smell Groups), Retrocognition (60 Active Points); Only Through the Senses of Animals (-3/4). Total Cost: 34 points Speaking Statues p217 Clairsentience (Sight and Hearing Groups), Retrocognition (50 Active Points); Extra Time (1 Turn; -1-1/4), No Range (-1/2), Requires Appropriate Artwork (-1/2), Retrocognition Only (-1), Time Modifiers (-1/2). Total Cost: 10 points Retrocognition: Eyes of the Past p247 Clairsentience (Sight and Hearing Groups), Retrocognition (50 Active Points); Retrocognition Only (-1), Time Modifiers (-1/2), Vague and Unclear (-1/2), Only Through the Senses of Others (-1/2). Total Cost: 14 points

The Nose (1836)

Ur. I’d like to go to Ur. Then I’d like to take the Tardis to the future. Passing by a few lovely nebulas on the way.

All of the illustrations in Crimefighters are familiar. Were they used in Hero books?

Outrageous Onesie. In pink with long ears.

No. I have too many people I would not leave behind. However … if I could take a party of eight .. hmmmm

We’re all heroes when mankind must fight the Old Ones. (insert haunting music with a touch of jazz)

Nachos. It’s football season. Which is just an excuse to make nachos.

Wow! This is also from Cynthia Sheppard at https://www.deviantart.com/sheppardarts/gallery

Personally, I’m very abstract sequential. Most people think that I just jump into new situations and learn as I go. But I go through all possibilities that I can think of before jumping in. It helps that I know there is no such thing as ‘complete information’. We know what we know and we do the best we can. It also helps to pause a half second and watch the first guy sink in over his head. And then looking for a boat.

There is a lot of good research in this area and several classification systems. One of the easiest to use is the Gregorc Mind Styles. It works well most of the time. Is fairly easy to determine. And has direct application in teaching and training. However … Learning is greatly influenced by our settings, our colleagues, and our physical and mental states. PDF with descriptions, an assessment, and applications: https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/5fd8/6823b1ebdaa254f17f6a1ce6d83fadc58bba.pdf SUNY Faculty page: https://web.cortland.edu/andersmd/learning/gregorc.htm

“Can I Keep Him?” is super creepy! Love it!

Teamwork 6E1 p91 Coordinated Attacks 6E2 p44

Thank you! The BODY of objects always confused me. This clears things up quite a bit. It’s very troubling, but it’s clear. EC 544.8 kg. But you can’t pick her up.

6E1 192 Doesn’t Protect Against Damage (-1): ….. this Limitation doesn’t grant the character an Affects Physical World Advantage for free.

The Void is a fabulous product! And a wonderful setting for a Treasure Hunt! The HERO community comes through again.

DShomshak, Excellent explanation and examples!