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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DM_Matt" data-source="post: 3643522" data-attributes="member: 1213">I'd like to point out though that the APs on Enhanced Con put you in a VERY vulnerable position.  Your toughness will be so low that if you get hit, you will be in very serious trouble.  Absorbtion is an alternative defense, so it is not as bed, but having Morph be an AP off EnCon means that when you are disguised, you are very, very easy to kill.Also, you should get Power Attack.  Without it, you might not be able to get through the impervious of similarly-powered paragons.  Also, consider making your singularity attack Affects Insubstantial 2.  Regular AI makes you only do half damage, so in situations where you REALLY need AI, you may have to use a hero point to get a new AP config for full effect, making it pointless to have bought it in the first place.  Also, for the Strike, since your strength bonus is also your max damage, you cannot buy ranks in mighty strike per se.  You would buy naked extras on your unarmed strike, the same way you can buy the impervious toughness extra to affect toughness from con.  Thus, you can buy alt save for 10, AI2 for 2, the lethal drawback for -1, and still have five points left over for more power feats or for movement or strength (For instance Super-Strength 2 and Speed 1, SS1 and Speed 3, etc.).  Though the point allocation remains fixed, you can have an AP that contains multiple powers as long as they add up to the total number of points available.</blockquote>

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