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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Elric" data-source="post: 5080095" data-attributes="member: 1139">The Heroic Feat option can give you a power feat, and Alternate Power is a power feat.  So there are two ways to gain a Power Stunt.  Note that if you weren't planning to use Extra Effort in a round, gaining a Power Stunt through it has the slight advantage that you don't suffer the fatigue until a round later, which you can then avoid with a hero point, while with the Heroic feat function you lose the HP right away.Nemesis is a particular pain in the neck as a GM because you have to come up with what powers the character would gain for each villain; at Nemesis that gives 25 pp, for example, you'll probably have to pre-stat this because it's too hard to come up with on the spot.  So I definitely recommend avoiding Nemesis.A good thing to remember when statting up villains is that for NPCs, how many power points they cost doesn't matter.  Steve Kenson addresses this in Ultimate Power (pg 206):</blockquote>