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I'll have to check that out!

Thanks for the feedback! I've updated the "at higher levels" text to reflect your comments!

I've created a couple of spells for necromancers. The first is to make it convenient to create skeletons from battlefield casualties; the other is to fulfil a scene that any necromancer worth their salt should be capable of. Excarnate Corpse 1st level necromancy Casting Time: 1 minute...

"Mighty 0" may just be the default.

I was hoping to get Rhox

Current anthro races: birds crows tortoises cats hares hippos lions elephants dragons lizards mantis possible gaps: dogs, fish, rhinos, frogs, horses, kangaroos, moths, spiders, wombats...

It seems you get a bonus of some type every time you get a 1 on the 'Marvel' die. That's one in six. That seems more than generous enough. The "616" result is a super bonus.

It does make sense that someone who goes to such lengths to become a Vengeance Monster would actually have rather truncated social skills. In a way, this Bruce Wayne is a younger version of Michael Keating's Batman. I think the 3 movie arc will be Bruce learning how to become his playboy...

The Batman is good, and doesn't revisit the Nolan Batman much at all, despite both being of the darker style. Nolan's were technothrillers, The Batman is noir/true crime. And my favourite part is that The Batman is notably anti-gun and says so. And his Batmobile is scary because it's a large...

I don't think so. But you're right, the lighting makes it difficult to say.

I'll sure have a look at it. If I bounce, likely because I'm not the intended audience. Which is ok, and not a dis. Not every show has to be my cuppa tea.

I think one of the best bits was how the Batmobile was bloody scary, not due to the number of machine guns on it (there weren't any - Yay!) but because of its shear brutal presence.

I don't understand your logic, @Tonguez

How would these apply to a "Fastball Special"?* *for those not familiar with X-man comics, Colossus would throw a willing Wolverine at a target, which Wolverine would then attack. Not sure any additional damage applies, but it could be a way to get your melee specialist in contact with a flying...

Is this a saying I'm unfamiliar with?