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<blockquote data-quote="Herobizkit" data-source="post: 4611175" data-attributes="member: 36150">Have the PC's obtain their powers,and then give each PC a &quot;buddy&quot;.&nbsp; When the PC and &quot;buddy&quot; are in close proximity, they can augment each other's powers or generate new ones.&nbsp; The &quot;buddy&quot; can (and should be) another PC.&nbsp; Depending on the size of your PC base, maybe the group of them together can produce something miraculous and world-changing, or perhaps their powers don't work at ALL unless they're in close proximity to each other...If you're going all Cthulu, perhaps each of the PC's receives their powers from an otherworld/ancient entity that inhabits their bodies.&nbsp; These entities could all part of the same mythos (all Asgardian or Olympian, say) and are using the PC's to do THEIR bidding.&nbsp; What's more, these entities are self-aware and chat regularly with each other and the PC's.&nbsp; (I stole the idea from the Persona series of games on the PS2)Just imagine that, in D&amp;D, every PC had an intelligent weapon, and each weapon was working towards a common goal... something like that.And by the by, I completely enjoyed season 1 and 2 of Heroes... didn't see anything wrong with the writing.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Herobizkit, post: 4611175, member: 36150"] Have the PC's obtain their powers,and then give each PC a "buddy". When the PC and "buddy" are in close proximity, they can augment each other's powers or generate new ones. The "buddy" can (and should be) another PC. Depending on the size of your PC base, maybe the group of them together can produce something miraculous and world-changing, or perhaps their powers don't work at ALL unless they're in close proximity to each other... If you're going all Cthulu, perhaps each of the PC's receives their powers from an otherworld/ancient entity that inhabits their bodies. These entities could all part of the same mythos (all Asgardian or Olympian, say) and are using the PC's to do THEIR bidding. What's more, these entities are self-aware and chat regularly with each other and the PC's. (I stole the idea from the Persona series of games on the PS2) Just imagine that, in D&D, every PC had an intelligent weapon, and each weapon was working towards a common goal... something like that. And by the by, I completely enjoyed season 1 and 2 of Heroes... didn't see anything wrong with the writing. [/QUOTE]

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