Greywind

Methos says that Helen wasn't that attractive.

Well, yes. At that point it becomes an INT Drain.

Don't forget the EDM. Garibaldi had to go through a lot of hoops just so Lochley could talk to Sheridan.

Just don't sell a square mile of your space station to the Brakiri.

More of an actual tap dance through someone's mental faculties. Right now I'm not looking at a power build. More like brainstorming.

"With all the good I've done, someone obviously saw that I needed the help."

I'm working on a bit and started thinking specifically of how powers work. It's a given that, in most cases, a person that has abilities can use those abilities without harming themselves. As I go further into this, a person, say in this instance a telepath, "knows" how to read a person's thoughts. They may not do it well, the ability will need to be honed, but they can do it without causing damage to the target, unless that is also part of their power. The ability, for lack of a better way of putting it, has a built in safeguard. Now, say a non-telepathic person, is given the ability to read someone's mind. I'm not talking like G'Kar and Londo where the Dust did as much damage to G'Kar as the reading did to Londo, but instead a situation where G'Kar had no side-effects, was able to see what it was he was after. What I'm thinking would be akin to the difference of: you go home, you have an innate sense that someone has been in and searched the place, though you can't find anything really out of place, as opposed to: you go home and find all the drawers and cabinets dumped on the floor and some one kicked over the trash. Thoughts?

Missile Reflection/Deflection.

In an odd sort of way, I think Londo was a Drahk champion.

No. That was Az-Bats.

Batman would take away all of the Punisher's toys and weapons first, and then hand him his butt. Alfred would probably supply the silver platter.

I suggest "Patriotic Gravity Manipulator".

There's also the caveat that repeated use requires it to be built as a power.

No. Daredevil isn't a killer.

Uhura should have fan dancing as a skill.

Castle would need a reason to go after Luthor. I don't think being an ex-president would be reason enough.

Are you kidding? That was some of the best role-playing I'd ever seen.

Jamie Lee Curtis, the original Halloween. Scott Bakula, The Lord of Illusions.

Punisher didn't start out that way. He was more of a merc and Spidey was a bounty.

I don't think Castle thinks in those terms. Any one he gets in his sights, he's pretty much already decided that they've given up their right to live.

Just starting out? 50-60. Modern gets up to about 75. Spiky hits about 100.

If it had been built up to, and not done in his first outing, I'd agree. That was one major complaint with Green Lantern; take a rookie and throw him up against the biggest, baddest villain possible. The trials are supposed to get harder. Not easier.

...which is why they had him kill Zod in Man of Steel.

They brought back Bucky. Nothing is sacred any more.

I create my own teams away from the direct influence of DC or Marvel.