Brother Shatterstone said:Depends on which persona your asking...![]()
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Radiant said:if I look at what is around at the moment I will probably kiss your feet if you create some kind of close combat fighter/powerhouse/shootist, whatever as long as its not flying and controlling some kind of force to shoot or ensnare people with.
Radiant@Calinon: What's that thunderstick thing? Did you make it as a custom device or did I just miss it? One last thing said:The deflection works off her super senses because her body senses the attack (sound, motion, sight, smell) and reacts to defend her on its own, kind of like an external immune system I suppose. That's why I took the automatic extra as well. It shoud take a willfull effort by her to not have this happen, rather than the other way around. Hopefully that explains it.
As for the Thunder Stick. Well, you suggested earlier she'd be a prime candidate for having a gun or some weapon. After simplifying things, I decided you were right. And with getting rid of flight and snare and force field, I could afford something nifty that wasn't lethal necessarily. I could have just called it a blaster, but didn't seem as fun. I started with a nice metal collapsing quarterstaff, and added a few stunts for some utility.
I'll use the simpler super senses build that I just posted. I use that Character Builder excel sheet to do all this, so hopefully it's all added up right.
I think it's pretty safe to assume that Alicia is baking cakes and Mistress Mind is baking people.Mimic said:I wonder which is which?![]()
You wouldn't happen to have any links to stuff like this? The last time I really read up on the subject they where still uncertain about rather or not it was a true syndrome.Mimic said:FYI: There has been documented cases of physical changes with multiple personality disorder. Eye colour, minor changes to the cheekbones structure, hair colour. Obviously not major things but still pretty bizzare stuff.
Brother Shatterstone said:You wouldn't happen to have any links to stuff like this? The last time I really read up on the subject they where still uncertain about rather or not it was a true syndrome.![]()
Mmm...Soylent Green.... and bunt cakes.... winning combination!Brother Shatterstone said:I think it's pretty safe to assume that Alicia is baking cakes and Mistress Mind is baking people.![]()
Keia said:Phoenix [Brandon Laine]
Mordane76 said:Someone told me to take a look at this game, so I'll throw out a character concept and see what happens.
Melville Lundon -- Darkness
School was brutal -- I hated it. Then again, now, I can't stop hearing their screams.
When Melville was 14, a group of other boys cornered him and beat him unconscious. This was a weekly occurrence, but Melville was afraid that if he told someone, the beatings would just get worse.
On March 18, 1973, Melville Lundon ceased to be the victim. Just as he felt himself losing consciousness, he remembered everything about that moment -- the taste of the blood in his mouth, the thrum of the shouts of the other boys, the throbbing bruises and scrapes all over his arms as he tried to protect himself. And then it happened -- the Darkness came over him.
It's kinda like I'm not there when It comes. I know It's there, and It knows I'm here, but we don't talk much to one another. I try to stop it... it's so unrelenting and cold... but... I kinda like it...
The Darkness is how Melville refers to his powers -- not completely under his control, when the Darkness comes over him, Melville becomes cloaked entirely in a palpable darkness, which reaches out and attacks his foes. It bludgeons them mercilessly like cold steel, or saps their life away. While he can call on it at his discretion now, he is generally loath to do so unless absolutelynecessary. Beyond that, Melville Lundon himself is brilliant physician, aided by an X-gene powered intellect.
Mordane76 said:I hate to be a nuisance, but I was wondering if you had seen this, Radiant -- I posted it yesterday, and you've been posting pretty regularly and I hadn't seen if you thought if it was okay or not. If not, I can sit down and work something else up.