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Message: <blockquote data-quote="marcoasalazarm" data-source="post: 3563873" data-attributes="member: 26698">Deep thoughts, man. Pretty well-devised deep thoughts, although the Fictions in this setting are a little less 'demi-god-ish' that they would like to be.Taking for example the Saiyans. In their home universe, they are capable of blowing away planets and doing more damage with their pinky finger than an atom bomb could hope to do (and that is without the Super Saiyan enhancement). In this setting, they are severely underpowered. They are still something that can ruin your day very badly, but if you can hit them with a bullet, they die just like everybody else. The hard part is GETTING them with the bullet, though.True. You got it right.Cutting with all of that discussion, I found this class for D&D, the 'Writer' Class (located here: <a href="http://boards1.wizards.com/showthread.php?t=747083" target="_blank">http://boards1.wizards.com/showthread.php?t=747083</a> ). The biggest trouble that lies, of course, is the fact that 20 levels must be sawed off and streamlined, but I was figuring that making it an AdvC for Smart/Dedicated characters (Pre-Vanishing Humans, of course) could work best. Taking a couple of ideas from you will make it even better.Taking an idea from Antarctic Press, my man? Cool, anyway, but Naruto and Jack wouldn't be the leaders. Probably Barbossa and one of the Kages.Someone else is working on it.G00d, D00d.The main idea of the setting is that those extremely odd Factions out there came from the Fictions and appeared during the Hours. Now, considering conspiracy theories, there probably were MIBs out there even before the Hours, but they have now been overshadowed by their Fiction counterparts. (Still, in Coreline there are many cases of people finding MIBs whos idea of a 'memory ray' is a 9mm bullet).I believe Thompson would be an AOH supporter (and probably even a founding member).That is a thing that we'll have to see in the future.</blockquote>

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