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by catsi563 » Fri Dec 17, 2010 6:46 pm
by Woodclaw » Sat Dec 18, 2010 1:38 am
catsi563 wrote:I know im going to hell for saying this but what the heck.
So because she loves Carrot shes a vegetarian?
by catsi563 » Sat Dec 18, 2010 2:09 pm
by Woodclaw » Mon Dec 20, 2010 1:38 pm
the commonest of the finest, Nobby Nobbs can be considered a sort of study in dicotomy, even his own comrades admit that Nobby has tons of secrets and hidden skills behind his facade, only none has enough stomach to look for them of all of Nobby's abilities the most disconcerting is that he can get along with everybody, according to Vimes this has something to do with something to do with the common denominator, even if in the entire world of mathematics there could be no denominator as common as Nobby combatwise Nobby's greatest strength rely in sneaking and backstabbing, no ninja out there can even hope to match the Nobbs sidle. Plus Nobby is arguably a master of the Bavarian Fire Drill given the most likely target of of Nobby's patented kick I decided to gave his boots an extra level of Sneak Attackby Woodclaw » Tue Dec 21, 2010 8:09 am
the other half of Ankh-Morpork dynamic duo, Fred Colon is the average guy of the Watch. Aside from his supposed mastery of archery Colon main skill is the ability of being average, people seem to gave him information because either they assume he lacks the brainpower to use them, or because Colon is just a guy who has always been around the Bishonen feat represent Colon ability to say the right thing at the right moment to appeal common people, not a particular good look the Discrete Inquiry feat works pretty much the other way around for Colon, he's so blatant and unsubtle in his search for informations that none can think of him like a serious policeman Colon is undercapped by 2pp on defense to gave him room for using a shield, of all the Watch's members he's the most likely to do soby Woodclaw » Mon Dec 27, 2010 3:50 am
the Watch's one-troll-riot-squad, sergeant Detritus is a big and mean fighter, and isn't bad at other thing either. The stats uses Detritus Int at his minimal the troll brain is handled through a simple enhanced ability controlled by the GM, when temperature drops Detritus will become progressivly more intelligent. The Clockwork Helmet allow Detritus to operate at Int 10 in a temperate climate the Piecemaker requires a full round action to reload (at least for Detritus) or change configuration I was a bit unsure about the Impervious toughness, on one hand trolls are practicly made of stone, on the other dwarves are usually able to damage them with axes and picks (not to mention their famous bread). In the end I kept it assuming that the ability to damage a troll is due to the properties of dwarven weapons the Weakness simulate the fact that at high temperatures a Troll brain shut of completly, leaving it comatose. Detritus has around 40 minutes before going down, the Clockwork helmet should prolong this time at GM discretionby Woodclaw » Tue Dec 28, 2010 8:53 am
HQ: Ramkin Manor (Huge; TOU: +10; Features: Animal Pens, Arsenal, Defense System [Vimes made], Infirmary, Library, Living Space)
while I still have a couple of Watch's build to finish (Cherry and Sally), there we have - as for Kara's request - lady Sybil Ramkin. While she isn't exactly part of the Watch she can be considered the patron of the entire organization (ehnce the organization ties) lady Sybil is a member of the Ladies Who Organize, a rather loose sisterhood of noble and rich ladies who are more or less in position to rule the world and probably already do (in the "behind any great man there's a Lady Who Organise" kind of way) Sybil is a pretty good fighter herself, being PL5 fully armed and PL4 barehanded, given her familiarity with swamp dargons I guess she can use them a flamethrowers quite well (not that she will ever be willing to) the following is a rough draft of the swamp dragons, based first of all on Errol's description in Guards! Guards!
Swamp Dragon
Draco Vulgaris
Power Level: 5 (38pp/minion rank 3)
Abilities: STR: 6 (-2), DEX: 10 (+0), CON: 12 (+1), INT: 2 (-4), WIS: 12 (+1), CHA: 6 (-2)
Skills: Concentration 4 (+5), Intimidate 8 (+2), Notice 4 (+5), Sense Motive 4 (+5), Survival 2 (+3), Swim 6 (+4)
Feats: Disarming 5
Powers:
Swamp Dragon phisiology (Conatiner 6 [passive]; PF: Innate; 31pp)
- Shrinking 8 (Tiny; Extra: Duration 1 [continuous]; Flaw: Permanent)
- Immunity 1 (Poison)
- Scales (Protection 4; Drawback: Noticeable)
- Super-senses 4 (Scent, Accurate 1 [Scent], Analytical 1 [Scent], Tracking 1 [Scent])
- Universal Digestion (Matter Eater 6; PF: Alternate Power 1)
-- AP: Flame Breath (Damage 5; Extra: Area [cone, general]; Drawback: Full Power)
- Wings (Flight 1 [10 mph]; Power loss [winged; -1])
Combat: Attack +2; Damage -2 (Unarmed), or by power of choice; Defense +2 (+1 Flat-footed); Initiative +0
Saves: Toughness +3, Fortitude +2, Reflex +2, Will +1
Drawbacks: Disability (Mute [Very Common, Moderate]; -4pp)
Abilities -4 + Skills 7 (28 ranks) + Feats 5 + Powers 31 + Combat 0 + Saves 3 - Drawbacks 4 = 36
by Kara » Wed Dec 29, 2010 5:45 pm
Woodclaw wrote:Lady Sybil Ramkin
Her Grace, Lady Sybil Deirdre Olgivanna Ramkin-Vimes, Duchess of Ankh
While I still have a couple of Watch's build to finish (Cherry and Sally), there we have - as for Kara's request - lady Sybil Ramkin.
Swamp Dragon
Draco Vulgaris
by Woodclaw » Thu Dec 30, 2010 2:29 am
Kara wrote:Woodclaw wrote:Lady Sybil Ramkin
Her Grace, Lady Sybil Deirdre Olgivanna Ramkin-Vimes, Duchess of Ankh
While I still have a couple of Watch's build to finish (Cherry and Sally), there we have - as for Kara's request - lady Sybil Ramkin.
Swamp Dragon
Draco Vulgaris
"Aw, who's a little cutie pie, then?"
Thank you most kindly. It just wouldn't be the same, having a Discworld Night Watch game without Her Grace for Vimes to come back to/drag around the Disc with him.
by Woodclaw » Thu Jan 06, 2011 1:04 pm
from one tough lady to the next. Now guys I'm pretty sure that there's something wrong with this build, otherwise I was able to squeeze mrs. Richards in a incredibly functional PL/PP ratio granted this version of Sue has some really problematic side effects to deal with. First of all she can't reach her caps on both offensive and defense at the same time, if she max out her blast power her defense drops to PL9 and viceversa (sort of the same deal I used with Doctor Doom). Second, if she max out her Force Field she get a nasty side-effect when an attack pass through it will cause both physical damage and a neural shock (similated as a mental blast effect) I restrained from giving Sue Attractive since I'm really tired of having each and any superheoine around packing it, I decided to gave her a combination of Bishounjo and Beatutiful Voice, which will gave her a chance to settle thing by talking instead of punching (something she did a lot back before getting her force field powers) as for the rest, while Reed is the strategist and the appointed leader fo the F4, Sue is without doubt their spokesperson and the one who will most likey lead the chargeby Woodclaw » Fri Jan 07, 2011 6:40 am
the Ever-Lovin' Blue-Eyed Thing in all it's PL11 glory, I've been aching to post my version of the aunt Petunia's favorite nephew, Ben is a great character he's a super-strong bruiser, but not so much to make technique useless, and he's a great personality being a mouthful tough-looking monster with a heart of gold Ben was balanced as an updated version of my Colossus, he's stronger and a bit better fighter but the basics are the same a stong land-based powerhouse with a decent amount of combat options, opposed to the "hit them until they stop" style of the The Hulk speaking of combat options, Ben has a lot of them, derived both from his powers and training (Ben is one of the few character with some actual combat training from before his superhero days). By a judicious use of Accurate Attack and Power Attack he can capitalize on the weakness of his opponents, and using Defensive Attack and Withstand Damage he can trade Attack for Toughenss aside from that Ben is notorious for his use of pieces of urban architecture as weapons (from street signs to manhole covers to the Louvre Pyramid) so I gave him some extra feat to simulate that part of his fighting style as I did with Rogue I kept the uniform even if it's completly redundand to simulate the inherent toughness of the material, not to mention t gave Ben some protection if he ever reverts back to human formby Woodclaw » Sun Jan 09, 2011 3:19 am
Johnny is the quintessential flying blaster, he's tons of firepower but his defence is based on agility and outmanuvering rather than toughness. As such Johnny defense is highly dependent from being airborne and able to move, as long as he did so he got the benefits of Uncanny Dodge Johnny is listed at PL11, but he uses my usual environmental specialist combo, he operates at PL9 on the ground, while airborne he can shift his rank to climb up to PL11 on offensive or defense, but usually he go PL10 on both at the same time I kept a part of his flight speed and energy aura under his pyrokinesis array, while Johnny can go supersonic, he need to maximize his energy output for that and he rarely does anything else at the same time like I did with Iceman Johnny's ability to see thermal patterns is distracting since he need to concentrate to do soby Woodclaw » Mon Jan 10, 2011 7:59 am
final build of the F4 and I just noticed one funny detail, my first 2010 build was Doctor Doom and now my first 2011 builds are the F4 anyway I decided to build Reed at a lower PL respect to the rest of the team (Ben and Sue are full PL11 and Johnny swing around PL10) to emphasize both his support role and his peaceful nature. Reed is still good but lacks both the training (like Ben's) or the sheer firepower (like Sue) to climb all the way up it was never clear who is the smartest between Reed and Victor, my guess is that without his powers Reed will probably be second, his ability to "stretch" his brain gave Reed a bit of an edge the Side-effect on Deflect simulate the fact that if Reed lack a more than perfect control over his elastic mass he might rebound projectiles around on random trajectories one final thing, over the years Reed elastic mass has beeen subjected to various knid of stress, one of the few semi-constants was that extreme temperatures will negate his powers and freeze him in place or cause him to lose control and half-melt, the F4 uniform will either negate or reduce these effects at GM call.by Woodclaw » Wed Jan 12, 2011 2:15 pm
somthing a build a long time ago and left on my HD, the good old ED-209 is probably one of the most notorious butt monkeys of modern sci-fi. I based my build on it's performarce during the first movie overall ED is a military grade droid and only a completly drain damaged dick could think to use it for actual law enforcement, so I build it to be tough enough to tear down common soldiers and eventually engage tanks ED-209 is afully PL9 on defense, but on the offensive he's only PL8, unless engaging the rockety laucher, still this should be enough to gave officier Murphy a hard fight, especially since the Auto-9 isn't powerful enough to trash ED obviously this is just the skeltron of the ED-209 serie and several upgrades can be added at the user requestby JoshuaDunlow » Wed Jan 12, 2011 2:39 pm
Woodclaw wrote:[i]- Malleable physiology (Immunity 2 [critical hits]; Flaw: Half-Effect)
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