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Ricky was never one to feel ashamed of the appearance of his body. So when Trina spoke to keep the pretense of this exercise going, he stood up and responded in an angry voice, complete with a pointed finger. "And why the hell not? The exercise is over as soon as we talk right? And this...

At this sight, Ricky removes his baseball cap in a strange show of respect and swallows down a very audible gulp. He then grins...until he falls unconscious due to the knockout gas.

OOC: Don't I get a chance to deflection that attack? Or did I fail in doing so? Sandlot grumbles about something inaudible and heads to Darkholme's office as well.

Ricky is a bit surprised by the quick and certain reactions of his comrades...especially given the hostage situation. Unlike the others, who were prone to frying the enemies quickly, he simply charges up his bat and gets ready to deflect attacks. When he sees the man run outside, apparently...

Caira muses aloud, "No doubt they will act as the disciple of Devom did. Thank you very much. Now, let us head back and bear the good news to our comrades."

Search +0; Melee (Atk +10, Dmg +6+stun); Ranged (Atk +10, Dmg +3) Ricky stands behind Sam, idly looking around. Anything can happen, huh? I wonder what that means.

Ricky looks a bit confused and/or surprised by everyone's dissertation on the biology and physics of mutant powers. When it gets to be his turn, he scratches his head dumbly for a bit and then says, "Well I love baseball. When that lightning bolt struck me, I guess that it did something to me...

Ricky shrugs at Trina's question (unless it's in plain view, of course). He looks about the cityscape and smiles at the hustle-and-bustle of city life. "Well, let's go find out and get a move on it. I wonder if they'll check for IDs when we make the withdraw. I fought mine upstairs."

Ricky really couldn't wait to start and it showed in every step that he took (he was practically skipping his way in delight towards the training hall). As the others seem to take their time, he couldn't help but blurt out, "Come on, slowpokes! Fun's waiting." A bit frustrated at the fact...

After a few more imaginary at-bats, Ricky happily complies with Ms. Darkholme's request.

The bubble gum-chewing, baseball player named Ricky Rantle (aka, Sandlot) is in quite a good mood now and, in fact, all through the orientation. He winks and gives knowing thumbs up to everyone he passes by and you seem to be no exception. As Ms. Darkholme barks directions as to the next phase...

Here's the completed Sandlot! Name: Richard Charles Rantle Alias: Sandlot Concept: Baseball Superhero Level: 8 Gender: Male Age: 19 Height: 5’11” Weight: 195 lbs. Hair: Brown Eyes: Blue Size: Medium Basic Statistics (Cost: Abilities 36 & Combat 15) Str 20 / Dex 20 / Con...

Just touching base to reiterate interest...I'll throw together Sandlot's stats later, once we have a fuller crew.

In my mind, I think that Sandlot may have fought one or two low-powered supervillains, who were right up his alley. By that, I mean bank/jewelry store-robbing supervillains who could shoot energy blasts from their bare hands. To their surprise, Sandlot was able to hit those energy blasts...

You are correct that in your statement that Sandlot seems a bit four-color. However, it is my intent that he would be a relatively bright spot in a dark, gritty world. We'll just have to see how it plays out.

Sandlot Great! My character concept is the baseball-based superhero Sandlot. Here's his background and general info. I'll come up with his stats and such later. Name: Richard Charles Rantle Alias: Sandlot Concept: Baseball Superhero Level: 8 Gender: Male Age: 19 Height: 5’11”...

I agree with Super Girl's assessment of the situation. It is important to not trust in simple "first come, first serve" philosophy, if you want the game to last. Going after backgrounds, personality and descriptions first ensures a greater commitment from players.

As you might expect, Pate Pot Pete, I'm interested in this game :)

Well, good luck and happy gaming, folks!

Well, I guess it's more that SHIELD agents aren't superheroes. They're highly trained paramilitary specialists using guns and gadgets, not the car throwing, fire shooting out of one's hands type of heroes. And I don't think that you're planning on running a superhero type of game...unless I'm...