> ... armour-skin ...
Pretty sure he didn't have that, but I wouldn't be suprised if he had Regeneration. I think these characters were done using Superhero 2044, where the character generation rules seemed to be, "whatever you can get past the GM"...
> (Undefined) was basically a living Infinite Power Pool, who
> never used the same power twice, and had been a local hero
> since anyone can remember
Sounds like a local campaign character called "Burton", as he turned up wearing a suit with the name of that (tailoring) company on the inside jacket pocket. A remarkably lacking in character character, of very unclear origin, who tended to be used to boost the powers of other characters when we needed to deal with real mega villains. Like the World Eater.
Still, Afrighter (of the Blood) made the mistake of totally terrifying one PC early in the campaign, who towards the end of the campaign turned up with a power _just_ good enough to get through his truely OTT defences, and transformed him into a 13-year old girl, with a strong tendancy to get frightened... That was the same campaign that featured the STTOS Scotty and Spock robots, with all the appropriate skills, and under the control of the PCs (be very careful as a GM what you show a character who can make fully functional duplicates of non-living things...).
Sounds like your parody campaign is great fun!
I would certainly be interested in hearing more of Warriors World, after all I understand the "Wild Cards" series of novels came out of a Superworld campaign.
Well, Bob?!? [grin]
Ask Baen Books?
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"It is the business of the future to be dangerous" - Hawkwind
Pretty sure he didn't have that, but I wouldn't be suprised if he had Regeneration. I think these characters were done using Superhero 2044, where the character generation rules seemed to be, "whatever you can get past the GM"...
> (Undefined) was basically a living Infinite Power Pool, who
> never used the same power twice, and had been a local hero
> since anyone can remember
Sounds like a local campaign character called "Burton", as he turned up wearing a suit with the name of that (tailoring) company on the inside jacket pocket. A remarkably lacking in character character, of very unclear origin, who tended to be used to boost the powers of other characters when we needed to deal with real mega villains. Like the World Eater.
Still, Afrighter (of the Blood) made the mistake of totally terrifying one PC early in the campaign, who towards the end of the campaign turned up with a power _just_ good enough to get through his truely OTT defences, and transformed him into a 13-year old girl, with a strong tendancy to get frightened... That was the same campaign that featured the STTOS Scotty and Spock robots, with all the appropriate skills, and under the control of the PCs (be very careful as a GM what you show a character who can make fully functional duplicates of non-living things...).
Sounds like your parody campaign is great fun!
I would certainly be interested in hearing more of Warriors World, after all I understand the "Wild Cards" series of novels came out of a Superworld campaign.
Well, Bob?!? [grin]
Ask Baen Books?
--
"It is the business of the future to be dangerous" - Hawkwind