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by input.jack » Thu Apr 23, 2009 11:05 am
Sidious wrote:Attractive 2 AND Crazy 15.
weird how those two always tend to go together huh?
by input.jack » Fri Apr 24, 2009 7:13 pm
(64) Device 16 (“Mean Green Battlesuit”; hard to remove)
BATTLESUIT; [Drawback: (-4) Normal Identity (Full-Round)]
[10] Communication 5 (radio; XT: Area –Burst [5 miles])
[12] Flight 6 (500 mph)
[20] Protection 15 (PF: Impervious 12 [Flaw: Weak Point])
[26] Radiation Control 12 (Power Feat: Accurate 1, Variable Descriptor [any kryptonite effect])
[1] AP – (24) Enhanced Strength 24 (Str 40, Dmg +15) (Derived Apokalyptian technology, powered by Kryptonite)
[10] Super-Strength 5 (heavy lift: 100 tons)
Power Girl holds a special hatred for Luthor after his appalling treatment of her while she was a "project" at Cadmus.
Lex Luthor and Superman never met until Superman appeared in Metropolis. They have never been friends.
Lex is secretly pulling the strings of Bruno Mannheim.by Libra » Sun Apr 26, 2009 11:08 am
by input.jack » Mon Apr 27, 2009 9:07 am
Solomon Grundy is your basic bruiser. With a +15 Toughness Save and an immunity to Fortitude Effects, he really doesnt need much more in the way of defenses.
Grundy is not smart, nor particularly clever. Against most opponents he will use his base Attack and Strength. Against slow-moving opponents he will use Power Attack. Against agile opponents who he thinks cant really hurt him, he will use All Out Attack and Power Attack to drop his Defense and raise his Damage, while keeping his Attack Bonus maxxed.
This is -a- version of Solomon Grundy; Grundy as he appears "currently". The joy of Grundy is that, if he is ever destroyed, he can come back, resurrecting in the dank depths of Suicide Swamp. And every time he does, he comes back a little different.
Ted Cassidy is the man who played the original Lurch on the Addams Family. Solomon Grundy is MUCH broader and wider than Lurch, who was tall and lean. "Toonhammered" (in the Bodycast description) means that he looks like he has been hit on the head with a cartoon hammer and "smooshed down". 
I added the element of the Cajun henchman because, under normal circumstances, 1920's Gotham City gangsters were NOT in the habit of laying Hexes on people.by Ultraman69 » Mon Apr 27, 2009 3:41 pm
by input.jack » Tue Apr 28, 2009 2:04 am
by input.jack » Tue Apr 28, 2009 2:04 am
by catsi563 » Tue Apr 28, 2009 10:53 am
by Tattooedman » Tue Apr 28, 2009 11:28 am
catsi563 wrote:ROFLMAO
by catsi563 » Tue Apr 28, 2009 12:42 pm
by input.jack » Tue Apr 28, 2009 1:00 pm
catsi563 wrote:those quotes were so flash like i can even hear Michael Rosenbaums voice delivering them.
by input.jack » Tue Apr 28, 2009 1:06 pm
) Galactic Standard A is also spoken by the inhabitants of the Vega Nebula, such as the Tamaraneans, the Citadelians, the Scythrons, and so forth.by input.jack » Tue Apr 28, 2009 1:57 pm
This incarnation of Starfire is based upon how she seemed to me, when she first appeared in the New Teen Titans. Back then, she was shorter than Dick Grayson (her HAIR was taller), was not as strong as Cyborg, and much preferred ranged combat to hand to hand. Her Okaaran warrior training gets her a base Attack Bonus of +6; the equivalent of a SWAT Cop. Not bad for a Princess!
I added the Mental Duplication and “Touch Telepathy” because a natural power to absorb only languages through skin contact is…um…dumb. I felt that there should be a more broad-use Power which that is one facet of. This way it seems more like a mental power that a mildly telepathic species might reasonably develop, and is something that might also explain why Kory is such a fantastic girlfriend
The Psions have been replaced by the Scythrons. I have always hated that a non-psionic race was named the Psions. That’s like naming a race that cant fly the Flyers.
I have read extensively about the Vegan system….and I don’t like it. The Malthusians, who became the Oans, experimented on lizards who became the Psions (despite not having any Psionic powers), who in turn experimented on other life forms because they wanted to know where they came from, creating 20 of the 22 life forms around the Vega system, but every time they discover the truth about themselves they go into denial and bury the evidence…..forget it! The idea of a single star having 22 inhabited worlds is moderately interesting. What Marv Wolfman did with that idea is just…silly, in my opinion. So Im tossing it, for now. It strikes me like the “revelation” that Anakin Skywalker “built” C-3P0; unnecessary and totally ridiculous, belittling both elements of the story. I see no need for the Oans to have created the Psions. Maybe Wolfman thought it was a way to explain why the Green Lantern Corps allows the horrible atrocities the Vegans commit on each other to continue uninterrupted, because the Oans have forbidden them from interfering….but that makes the Oans clearly the bad guys. So Ive decided that the area is the Vega Nebula, and there is something about its particular mixture of space dust and gasses that renders Oan power rings practically inert.
Kory speaks “Galactic Standard A”. With as much interstellar travel as occurs in the DC universe, it seems reasonable to me that there would be “trade languages” for the Milky Way galaxy. Most galactic inhabitants only speak one or two of them, but Green Lanterns (and especially the High Guard) might know as many as all five Galactic Standards, noted as “A,B,C,D, and E” for convenience. Galactic Standard A is the language most commonly spoken in the region of space near Earth, and in the Vegan Nebula.by Bladewind » Tue Apr 28, 2009 5:58 pm
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