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Message: <blockquote data-quote="coyote6" data-source="post: 734262" data-attributes="member: 1225">I like the liver disease's idea -- something like, "these are the traits you should take to represent the traits common to robots; you may want to add these others to represent various attributes." Might work well as part of a bestiary (which would have a lot of, "this is one way to do a dragon/ape/etc. in M&M" anyways). Oh, also, something Champions/Hero & D&D 3e both have that is handy -- a list of common environmental hazards, and what their game effects are. Sort of like the weapons chart in the Devices chapter, but for other things -- how much damage from a typical housefire, how much a blowtorch does, cyanide's effects, how much damage a vat or pit of molten metal/lava/acid inflicts, how much damage from a typical power outlet/power line/etc. I don't think the M&M book has one (or does it? Maybe I've gone braindead), and it would be handy. One of the PCs in my group has Electricity Control, with the Absorbtion extra; I anticipate that he'll be grabbing livewires to get a boost sooner or later. It would also be nice to know exactly what he can drain using that power stunt. Playing it by ear is fine, but I'd be happier with something to compare to.</blockquote>