Stanley Teriaca

I can't win, can I.

I have done my writeups much like how the Big Blue Book use to do things, as the total points being 'Based Points + Complication Points". This isn't how things are done currently. You can do any one of these things. 1) Assume that each villain had enough experience to earn 75 experience points before they began. 2) Reduce the points of each writeup by 75 points so they are "6 edition compilant". 3) Feel free to rebuild the writeup in a way which works for you. Your probably going to do this anyway. I legally give you permission to do so.

I have done my writeups much like how the Big Blue Book use to do things, as the total points being 'Based Points + Complication Points". This isn't how things are done currently. You can do any one of these things. 1) Assume that each villain had enough experience to earn 75 experience points before they began. 2) Reduce the points of each writeup by 75 points so they are "6 edition compilant". 3) Feel free to rebuild the writeup in a way which works for you. Your probably going to do this anyway. I legally give you permission to do so.

I have done my writeups much like how the Big Blue Book use to do things, as the total points being 'Based Points + Complication Points". This isn't how things are done currently. You can do any one of these things. 1) Assume that each villain had enough experience to earn 75 experience points before they began. 2) Reduce the points of each writeup by 75 points so they are "6 edition compilant". 3) Feel free to rebuild the writeup in a way which works for you. Your probably going to do this anyway. I legally give you permission to do so.

I'm so use to how things were done during the Big Blue Book where the Complication points actually mattered that I kept that "starting points + complications" formula. Just assume that when everyone appears they have about 75 points of spent experience. Or feal free to bump powers down by 75 points. I mean once published on the site it is all yours to modify as you wish.

Comments always welcomed. I'll probably give him an environmental movement skill or two. Definitely the one for movement across ice.

Remind me, I had a wrestling character whose gimmick was that he a big otaku. He once came across a piece of The Arrow and gained the stand [Nature Trail To Hell] (Imagine a stand version of The Undertaker as played by Andy Koffman, and that is what he basically looks like, but using there 80' Mania Wrestling names of the Undermaster and The Shmuck). He had a match against Arizona Chance, who developed a stand himself called [Red Barchette], a car shaped stand, and later we both sealed our stands away.

I'm glad to be an inspiration. My goal with the project is to keep the villains close to 475 as possible (400 base points + 75 Complication Points). I did have to go off book for a few things (it just wasn't right not to give Winterblade some form of tempture based life support, for example), but I did try to use as much of the book as possible.

I don't think Araki actually used a Rush song or album title yet ..

Nobody suspects the Fun Police. Nobody. Not even the workers of Club Dread. Or Broken Lizard.

Thanks. I only mentioned him "off panel", as someone who could be in your multiverse or not.

I know that. But the references to Rush songs...

There s still one more villain to create before we shift into the next team.

Ok. Now I'm expecting Stand Users.

Well, technically he hasn't. But @tiger recreated him for the Forgotten Enemies line, where he was given the +10 Striking Appearance talent (Subclass, Ugly). He was also recreated for the update of The Island of Doctor Destroyer, where he didn't have a lick of Striking Appearance at all. So...your milage may vary.

Just a reminder, that the Brood isn't actually a superteam, but a family. A really disfuninal family with goodly superpowers. Think the New Gods meets the the Brady Bunch

True, but he can basically only use it when someone sees his uncovered face and actually see all the ugly pock marks, and all the ozzing oil and puss coming out of his pores. Still, it is up there, like Hideous. And his face shouldn't be as frightful as Hideous. Perhaps 6 or 7 levels of Straighting Appearance instead of ten?

This one is not one of the five I'm looking for. Just enjoy this entery. The Overdose The mysterious man who is now known as the Overdose was a male test subject (more likely a homeless person who he took from tbe street) who actually died of the drug tested upon him. But unlike others who died, the body still moves on, various drugs dripping from his skin which makes contact with this drug zombie dangerous. Hyde keeps him locked up in his own private cell, since he can't exactly control him at all. Only Professor Hyde knows about him, but everyone knows about the door nobody is allowed to open and the room nobody is allowed to enter.

Just added to my Professor Hyde thread what Professor Hyde basically thinks about his test subject brigade. Enjoy.

Professor Hyde's Test Subject Brigade. Hyde keeps close tabs on the various super junkies his drugs have either directly or indirectly created. Blackhead is his most loyal of his agents, and is probably the first to volentear to steal whatever Professor Hyde needs. And to try whatever he created. Hyde is rather weary of Desperationado. He knows he is now immune to drugs and on that one hand, the chance to actually invent a drug which would even give Desperationado a high would be the ultimate challenge. But, he doesn't actually trust anyone he can't physically addict. Rainbow Ray's gender change fasinates Professor Hyde. And hir disgust twords the Professor actually pleases him. Professor Hyde is less interested in Blood Rush then the others. Instead, he is fascinated with Shadowmoon, the martial artist vigilante following Blood Rush. So he allows Rush to be bait to attack Shadowmoon into a trap to either kill or addict him. The Overdose is nothing but a walking deathtrap who is dangerous to even Professor Hyde himself. Basically a zombie dripping with various touch activated drugs which require skin contact to use. The Professor hides him away to keep him from running away.

Winterblade Value Char Cost Roll Notes 15 STR 5 12- 3d6 HTH damage 24 DEX 28 14- 19 CON 9 13- 13 INT 3 12- Perception Roll 12- 15 EGO 5 12- 15 PRE 5 12- Presence Attacks 3d6 8 OCV 25 8 DCV 25 3 OMCV 0 3 DMCV 0 5 SPD 30 Phases 3, 5, 8, 10, 12 7 PD 5 7 ED 5 8 REC 4 50 END 6 10 BODY 0 50 STUN 15 Characteristics Total: 170 points Martial Arts: Blade Fighting 5 Jab OCV +1, DCV +3 Weapon Damage 4 Parry OCV +2, DCV +2 Block, Abort 4 Disarm OCV -1, DCV -1, 25 STR to Disarm roll 0 Use Art With Swords (free default) Equipment 13 Winterblade, Basic Attack: Hand Killing Attack 1 and 1/2 d6, Reduced Endurance (Half Endurance, +1/4), Focus (Winterblade hi tech sword, OIF -1/2) [+1 Endurance l] 50 Winterblade, Cold And Ice And Snow Projector: 75 points, Focus (The Winterblade, OIF, -1/2) Note: All powers run off the Endurance Resurve 5f Winterblade, Snow Area Shot: Physical Blast 10d6, Reduced Endurance (1/2 Endurance Cost, +1/4), Area of Effect (cone 8m, +1/4), Focus (The Winterblade, OIF, -1/2) [4 Endurance Reserve Cost] 5f Winterblade, Snow Blast Physical Blast 12d6, Reduced Endurance (1/2 Endurance Cost, +1/4), Focus (The Winterblade, OIF, -1/2) [4 Endurance Reserve Cost] 5f Winterblade Ice And Snow Wall: Barrier 8 Body, 8 Defense, 22m wide, Focus (The Winterblade, OIF, -1/2) [4 Endurance Reserve Cost] 5f Winterblade Ice And Snow Entangle: Entangle 5d6/5 Defenses, Sticky (+1/2), Focus (The Winterblade, OIF, -1/2) [8 Endurance Reserve Cost] 5f Winterblade Ice Shards: Ranged Killing Attack 4d6, Reduced Endurance (1/2 Endurance, +1/4), Focus (The Winterblade, OIF, -1/2) [4 Endurance Reserve Cost] 20 Winterblade's Power Supply Backpack : Endurance Reserve 80 END, 15 Recovery, Focus (The Winterblade's Power Backpack, OIF, -1/2) 20 Winterblade's All Purpose Armored Parka Suit: Resistant Protection 12 PD/8 ED, Focus (Armored Parka Suit, OIF, -1/2) 3 Winterblade's All Purpose Armored Parka Suit Heating and Cooling Unit: Life Support Intense Heat and Cold, Focus (Armored Parka Suit l, OIF, -1/2) 4 Natural Athlete: Running +4m Talents 4 Environmental Movement for (Slippery Surfaces), (Rain/Snow) 2 Ambidexterity (+2 vs off hand penalties) 2 Off-Hand Defense Skills/Roll 3 KS: Criminal Underworld;(NT based): 12- 3 Lockpicking: 14- 3 Security Systems: 12- 3 Stealth: 14- 3 Streetwise: 12- 3 KS: Swordfighting (INT Based): 12- 400 Complications Psychological Complication; Arrogant (Common, Mild): 10 Psychological Complication : Greedy (Common, Strong): 15 Hunted by Local Police (Frequently, As Powerful): 15 Social Complication: Secret Identity (Ike Sickle)(Frequently, Major): 15 Psychological Complication: Dislike of Speedster (Common, Strong)): 15 Psychological Complication: Prefers Cold Weather (Common, Mild): 5 (10) Modules Used: Combat Expert (stats), Blade Fighting (martial arts), Powers Element Control (ice special effects, Area Blast, Elemental Blast, Elemental Wall, Entangling Elements, and Shards only, modified to included a focus) Energy Reserves (modified by focus) Equipment: Monofilm Bodysuit, Light Sword (modified to be OIF)

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Villain is basically all done. What do you think? It should be noted that I didn't use much skill modulars in this build. This was delibrate. He is a high school dropout and drug addict. He wouldn't actually want to learn anything if he can help it.

What is this thing about realistic costume damage you speak of, kemosabi?

I do plan on buying this at some time. By the way,I was at one time steriaca.i needed a new phone and forgotten my old passwords. No biggie.