In the real world a pair of purple jeans would be obliterated instead of becoming purple cutoffs if the wearer gained 1500lbs of muscle mass while wearing them.
My invulnerable superhero character from Rifts would tend to agree and replacing gear all the time is expensive.In the real world a pair of purple jeans would be obliterated instead of becoming purple cutoffs if the wearer gained 1500lbs of muscle mass while wearing them.
And energy blasts that cut through reinforced concrete should make short work of most spandex or cotton/poly blends.
I kind of like the idea of a supers universe where they all operate nude because costumes are just going to get obliterated anyway.In the real world a pair of purple jeans would be obliterated instead of becoming purple cutoffs if the wearer gained 1500lbs of muscle mass while wearing them.
And energy blasts that cut through reinforced concrete should make short work of most spandex or cotton/poly blends.
When we were reading X-men comics in the 80s (especially those illustrated by Marc Silvestri) we used to joke that all superhero costumes came with adamantium underwear as standard, for modesty’s sake. Silvestri did love shredding costumes.In the real world a pair of purple jeans would be obliterated instead of becoming purple cutoffs if the wearer gained 1500lbs of muscle mass while wearing them.
And energy blasts that cut through reinforced concrete should make short work of most spandex or cotton/poly blends.
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In the real world a pair of purple jeans would be obliterated instead of becoming purple cutoffs if the wearer gained 1500lbs of muscle mass while wearing them.
And energy blasts that cut through reinforced concrete should make short work of most spandex or cotton/poly blends.
Oddly enough, The Flash needs no change of name.
Or the Watchmen.
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Rulebook featuring "high magic" options, including a host of new spells.
