Echoes of the Multiverse

Violet HP: 3 | CND: Unhurt | Room 110, Byrne House | Delta Class Stormdancer calls out to Violet. "Looks like the others are fighting a couple of the robots." She points to where Skew, Mesh, Sery Cmok, Mack and Chris are fighting one of the Excelsior robots and the other Defiant. It's at ...

If mobility is still a problem after this dumb ol' flying robot goes down, Violet can probably airlift people. As long as they don't weigh more than 25 tons all together, anyway!

Violet HP: 3 | CND: Unhurt, -2 to Dodge and Parry | Room 110, Byrne House | Delta Class Defiant A (Violer, Indigo & Stormdancer): Despite all of the sparks and smoke leaking from the damaged areas on it, the Defiant robot somehow manages to stay in the air and targets Stormdancer with its energ...

He looks kind of like the Immortal in Invincible. Honestly, it's a good look, at least in the suit. The big spiked collar is... interesting, but you'd need to think of a reason for it. It's not very practical-looking, you know?

Lockheed is going to give Violet such a complex when she meets her.

-White Lotus took her name from some Superman characters of years past. She was trained by the Warlords of Okaara (same as Starfire). She had a "malleable Auric force field" (which is used to create solid force around her, enhancing her punches and durability) and is half-Asian, half-blac...

Indigo was shooting at Defiant A, wasn't she? That's moved a little ways away from where it was over the safe building, but we're hittin' it and we're zappin' it.

I think one big mark against Doomsday is that . . . well, he's just kind of random. I think a mindless monster can make for a fine antagonist, but you need to give it some kind of hook. Even the monsters in Godzilla often had a unique origin or purpose. Doomsday is just some random experiment by so...

Frankly, Mr. Fantastic is one of the heaviest hitters in comics, in the sense that he can push a button and make any ridiculous thing happen at any moment. He's such a heavy hitter that it's difficult to write a Fantastic Four story that doesn't revolve entirely around him.

This isn't just good for low power level games - it's good for high power level games, too, if you want the power levels to be more significant. What I mean by that is that M&M is designed to make it possible for Hawkeye and Thor to be on the same team, and that generally fits the comics and vid...

This is technically a house rule, but I personally interpret the strength rank as the maximum a character can press over their heads, Marvel handbook style. A deadlift is a rank higher, and strength is treated as a rank or two lower for calculating throwing distance. It just makes everything fit tog...

Violet HP: 3 | CND: Unhurt, -2 to Dodge and Parry | Room 110, Byrne House | Delta Class Defiant A (Violet & Stormdancer): The flying robot continues to attack despite the damage done to it, firing on of its beams at Stormdancer. However, likely due to the severity of the damages done to it, the...

I liked Power Girl's company in the Palmiotti/Conner series. I would have liked to see them focus on that more.

I could certainly be wrong, but it's been my understanding that in Hero System one die of Killing damage is equivalent to three dice of Normal damage in price and effect.

Prowlers and Paragons has an interesting approach to movement powers: running, flight, leaping, and teleportation all cost the same amount per rank, but leaping starts at half your Might (Strength) rank, running starts at rank 3, and flight and teleportation start at 0 since... people don't do those...