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Re: A DC Animated-style heroMachine And yet another visit from Medieval World, Hero style. Knight of the Burning Skull: [ATTACH=CONFIG]39009[/ATTACH] Major Tom 2009

Re: A DC Animated-style heroMachine And now for a visit from Medieval World, Hero style. Knight of the Bronze Gryphon: [ATTACH=CONFIG]39008[/ATTACH] Major Tom 2009

Re: A DC Animated-style heroMachine And finally, the rest of the creepy and kooky group: [ATTACH=CONFIG]39007[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]39006[/ATTACH] Major Tom 2009 "You rang?"

Re: A DC Animated-style heroMachine Creepy and kooky -- the next generation: [ATTACH=CONFIG]39005[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]39004[/ATTACH] Yes, I know the boy's supposed to be chubby; unfortunately Fabrica doesn't have a "chubby" body template, so he wound up looking like one of those kid weight- lifters instead. Major Tom 2009

Re: A DC Animated-style heroMachine And now for something creepy and kooky... [ATTACH=CONFIG]39002[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]39003[/ATTACH] Major Tom 2009

Re: A DC Animated-style heroMachine And last, but not least, is the whip-wielding Whipgloss: [ATTACH=CONFIG]39001[/ATTACH] Yes, I know I'm going to Cartoon Hell for this one...but what a way to go (). Major Tom 2009

Re: A DC Animated-style heroMachine Next in line is Glamazon: [ATTACH=CONFIG]39000[/ATTACH] Major Tom 2009

Re: A DC Animated-style heroMachine Next up is Djinnie: [ATTACH=CONFIG]38999[/ATTACH] Major Tom 2009

Re: A DC Animated-style heroMachine Here's the rest of the henchwenches from the 'Adonis and his ladies' thread. First up is the cat-girl Mouser: [ATTACH=CONFIG]38998[/ATTACH] Major Tom 2009

Re: dmjalunds Fabrica characters statted out I take it from Lyonesse's disads that she's from Arthurian times? Major Tom 2009

Re: A DC Animated-style heroMachine I forget who posted the original Animated/Timm-style pic of her, but I thought that I'd take a shot at doing a F2010 version of Lyonesse: [ATTACH=CONFIG]38994[/ATTACH] Major Tom 2009

Re: A DC Animated-style heroMachine Last but not least is the teen speedster Silverbolt, who is able to reach speeds of Mach 1 when running at super-speed. A side-effect of the accident which gave him his super-speed has caused the development of capacitor-like groups of cells in his body which are capable of storing -- and projecting -- the massive amounts of friction-generated electricity which are created when he uses his super-speed running. While he can fire powerful electrical bolts at his opponents as long as he continues to run at super-speed, the charge gradually dissipates within minutes of stopping. [ATTACH=CONFIG]38993[/ATTACH] Major Tom 2009

Re: A DC Animated-style heroMachine Next up is Redshift (not to be confused with the character of the same name from Teen Champions), who possesses the power to shrink in size, emitting a red glow as she does. Because of this effect of her power, she chose for her heroic identity the name Redshift (after the "red shift" phenomenon, in which objects moving away from a viewer at near-light speeds emit a red glow). [ATTACH=CONFIG]38992[/ATTACH] Major Tom 2009

Re: The Crow And now, for some teen heroes. First up is Pulse, the product of a union between an Earth mutant and an alien. His unique genetic heritage gives him considerable energy-manipulation abilities. This was a character in a Champions game that I was part of when I first got into gaming. [ATTACH=CONFIG]38991[/ATTACH] Major Tom 2009

Re: A DC Animated-style heroMachine And now for a visit from everyone's favorite Wallachian nobleman... whose enemies tended to be very stuck-up by the time he got through with them: Dracula. [ATTACH=CONFIG]38990[/ATTACH] Major Tom 2009 "Children of the night...SHUT UP!!"

Re: A DC Animated-style heroMachine The redesigned Psiklown, to reflect the change in the character's appearance in the updated "family picture" that jack78 posted not long ago. [ATTACH=CONFIG]38989[/ATTACH] Major Tom 2009

Re: The Crow Yet another of the unseen Progeny: Whysparr. While most of the Progeny are content with the use of brute force (or ranged energy attacks in Ikkarya's case), Whysparr takes a more subtle and insidious touch when it comes to attacking an enemy. A powerful psionic, she attacks her victim by gradually invading his or her mind, causing them to hear voices that "aren't there". She gradually increases the strength of her attacks to the point that, by the time she -- or one or more of the other Progeny -- is ready to strike, the victim has been driven to near insanity, and is less able to de- fend him- or herself. Because of the time that such an approach takes, she doesn't use this power in combat; rather, she keeps out of sight in any combat between the Progeny and a hero group -- or better yet, a lone hero -- and waits for an opportunity to sense the specific "frequency" of her intended victim's mind. Once Whys- parr has that information, she waits until her victim has had time to lower his or her guard, then she begins her attacks. Obviously, this works best if the victim is a loner, or belongs to a team that has no mentalists whatsoever. Of the female members of the Progeny, Whysparr is the tallest, at least as tall as Brakko, Klaws, and Shirtakk; unlike the other Progeny women, she has a tail. [ATTACH=CONFIG]38988[/ATTACH] Major Tom 2009

Re: need more than plot hooks! Where printed material for adventures is concerned, you don't necessarily have to stick solely with superhero adventures. Science fiction adventures, for example, are a good source for plots -- just change the plot from "Space Rangers travel to an unexplored world to investigate reports of illegal corporate exploitation" to "Superteam travels to a foreign country in the team jet to investigate a possible VIPER (or whatever villainous super-agency is up to no good in your campaign) base operating in the area", and adjust the technology -- weapons and equipment -- accordingly. The same goes for creature or human encounters. Major Tom 2009

Re: A DC Animated-style HeroMachine Here's something that was inspired by the MJOLNIR battle armor worn by the Spartans in the Halo games and books, the Myrmidon battle armor: [ATTACH=CONFIG]38979[/ATTACH] The primary weapon is a heavy pulse laser rifle, while a short-range plasma gun serves as a backup weapon. Other types of weapons, however, can be carried; multi-round missile launchers and particle-beam weapons are standard alternat- ives to the HPLR for some Myrmidon troopers. Major Tom 2009

Re: A DC Animated-style HeroMachine Originally posted by jack78: There may be more members of the progeny that we have not seen yet. Truer, more dire words have seldom ever been spoken... This is one of those members of the Progeny that has not yet been seen: Hahngarr, a being who is, if anything, even bigger than Kraessius (but not as intelligent). He is, in essence, a living siege engine whose job it is to "kick in the door" (or tear it to shreds -- he's not the most subtle of beings) whenever Kraessius and the Progeny are launching an attack against someone. The claws on his hands and feet are red as a result of a powerful acidic secretion produced by his body, which enables him to more easily tear his way through most barriers, whether solid rock or metal. [ATTACH=CONFIG]38978[/ATTACH] Major Tom 2009

Re: Quote of the Week from my gaming group... Originally posted by Drhoz: GM: You really think you're going to die in bed?!? Proof indeed that hope does spring eternal... Major Tom 2009

Re: Quote of the Week from my gaming group... No doubt the same one that's used for imagining Doctor Destroyer singing Queen's "I Want It All" in a karaoke bar whilst wearing a lampshade on his head.... Major Tom 2009

Re: What power ideas/concepts do you get from these code names? Pitch Black: Sounds like this guy's secret ID's last name should be Riddick. Throwback: Channels his inner Kubrick a lot, does he? Major Tom 2009

Re: A DC Animated-style HeroMachine Has anyone else run into a problem when trying to use the female body template on the F2010 page? Major Tom 2009

Re: Quote of the Week from my gaming group... And the Plague of the Multiverse strikes yet again ()... Major Tom 2009