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I'm going to go with 'skin' for 500, Alex.

As a player in this campaign (Falco) I have to say that it only gets better from here. All of this material is from several years ago, and we don't get to the really good bits until later. Stay tuned, those of you who took a peek, its all uphill from here.

If I remember correctly, in BG2 (my only 'real experience' with 2E) there was a kit for Paladins called the 'Cerebral Knight.' It was mainly concerned with killing Mind Flayers. Hmm...perhaps that could be brought back.

I understand exactly what you mean. My current charcter in our DnD game is a ex-member of the Royal Dwarven Guard, so he is pretty into rules and regulations (he's loosening up a bit). In my friend's homebrew D20/CoC game I have a private eye turned college professor due to some nasty business...

Bah! Ah well, that's nice too... Hmm... 'Resistance is Futile'

Well, with the Cat theme, I was thinking 9-L was more like Batman than Wolverine. Wolverine is hard to kill because of his powers. Period. Batman is hard to kill because of his martial arts and 'detective mind.' So, a blend of regenerative power and catlike (batlike?) reflexes would be 9-L.

This is gold. I think my favorite hero is 9-L, so far. I have a weakness for regenerators. Especially when it seems to me that it has a little bit of martial artist thrown in. A perfect blending of two of my favorite heroes.

We were promised Zombies! :mad:

How did you make the Mind Control work so that your players knew what was happening, but were still in the dark? What I mean is, how did you present it to your players?

True, it all really depends how you use it. If you for instance used the spell to find survivors after a battle so that you could rescue them, then it's good. If you use it in combat to monitor your allies, it's neutral (Bad Guys need meat sh-allies too, on occasion.) If you use it in Combat to...

Sounds like Smitty and the others would be in a real sticky situation if they met him. *twitch* I'd like to apologize now.

In the end, victory shall go to the Supers with the coolest Code Names.

Drew is back! Huzzah! Edit: Today I got to use the word "Machiavellian" in dinnertime conversation.

I think I'm ready for another helping of Exit 23. Mmmm.

Oh, Pull Pork, will you ever win?

Hmm, this seems oddly familiar... ;)

Oh The Tick, how we mourn thee. And Arthur too...even if he was a white rabbit.

Wow, those are some good ideas for the "Celestial" group. I'm always partial to standard devils. (i.e. horns and hooves, soul merchants.) If so, you could have a plot to buy the souls of many people of power (haven't they already done it?), and then, when the time to collect come about, also...

I believe that the phrase is, "HOT DAMN!" Very nice. :D

I was going to make a joke about it being "that time of month," but I think I'll restrain myself. ;)