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... Since the power as written doesn't say that the character can go past -PE below zero HP and live... he can't. Since it doesn't say he can remain functioning when below zero HP... he can't. Since the power doesn't give a bonus to save vs. coma (and unless he has a high enough PE to provide one) ...

Razorwing wrote:... Powers affect the rules... and unless a power spells out how they do so, one has to default to the established rules. ...

See HU-2E, pg. 182, under Death is possible - Innate Vulnerabilities for an example of such established rules.



Cr'Imson

It isn't a toned down version of the Immortality Mega Power. The only thing in common is the high rate of regeneration (and even then the rate of Super Regeneration is superior)... Simply put... all Super Regeneration provides is a very fast rate of healing... nothing more... You misrepresent the b...

When given all of these choices... which power are you likely to take? Chances are that Super Regeneration, with it's utter lack of any bonuses other than very fast healing... will be last (or next to last) on one's list (healing power is likely to be last unless one wants to heal others). You misr...

That kind of a situation could also be seen as an opportunity to expand. The character could, instead of quitting, just shift the type of service that they provide to the black market. Like run some form of business valued by the black market (pawnshop/fence, weapon shop/garage pushing BM goods, ope...

You seem to think that unless something is directly spelled out as being illegal, it is RAW legal- this is a fallacy of logic and indicates you either lack common sense or you weasel for the most munchkin combination possible. A statement that could apply to every topic where the HU-2E Immortality ...