Alex Raven

Unbelievable listing! Didn't see "The Giggling Phantom" (a personal favorite of mine from our group).

My best moment was walking across a completely well lit enemy airfield and into the enemy base without being noticed. Additionally, I "carefully" tore my driver's license phot (when they were still made of paper) and duct taped it to the ID badge of an incapacitated agent to gain access to the interior of the base. Been far too long to elaborate on many more details...memory no longer serves me too well.

I've been playing with the same group for almost 20 years now. We have used many different variations in terms of power levels. My personal favorite is the 250 range. You are able to start with a concept and develop it over time as oppossed to having many more powers with a 350 or 375 point character. The point totals, however, should not really be a problem IF character concepts remain true. We have had any number of "Jack of all Trades" characters which have never had a central focus or theme. That is where the problem with higher point value beginning characters comes into play. Why would a ninja have a blaster? "Because I had points to burn", should never be the answer. Points should be spent on fleshing out your character concept as best you can while staying true to the intent of the concept. My two cents...