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Malignor wrote:I have another entry. Not as good as the undefeatable Scarecrow, but good enough.
Hold on a second there, Cyborg.phoboskitty wrote:if there is no level limmit then i submit for inspection....
20th Lv,( 10-cyberknight/5-Battle Magus/5th Temporal warrior) Titian/Warrior of Asgaurd from Psyscape!
BOO YA!!!!
phoboskitty wrote:if there is no level limmit then i submit for inspection....
20th Lv,( 10-cyberknight/5-Battle Magus/5th Temporal warrior) Titian/Warrior of Asgaurd from Psyscape!
BOO YA!!!!
Malignor wrote:Say what?Mindcrime wrote:Malignor wrote:I have another entry. Not as good as the undefeatable Scarecrow, but good enough.
Again, my Talus Biofreak Soul Harvester would end your character's life in about 1 round. I have all of my selves cast sorcerous fury to take you down, and then finish you off with some ballistic fire and you're done.
Sure, you'd waste his ecto body, and then face it again and again, every day, unless you somehow find out where his paralyzed body is.
I seriously hope you don't mean that you can waste the scarecrow in 1 round... 6th sense would give him enough time to be untouchable except by a combination of magic weapons, plus magic fire and some means to counter his magic defenses.
phoboskitty wrote:1. oops! ok scratch the Battle Magus replace with Samurai(hey why not?)
I would have 26 x 15 attacks per round vs you. 2. yes he is a psionic cyberknight
3.burned up P.P.E on what? rolling to see if you have Psionics dosn't lessen your P.P.E. .... not to mention Titans have a high PPE base as they are supernatural...lots of supernatural creatures have psionics... one dose not preclude the other...
the warrior of asgaurd are in Pantheons of the Megaverse, Odin choses special warriors to become his agents so to speak...just means that you get a bunch of extra bonus stuff!
phoboskitty wrote:Vallhallah, sure what ever? not a warrior? yes he is!! BATTLE Magus would be considered a warrior , as are temproal warriors and certainly a cyber knights
so it is all legal, even if hey was a cyberknight Ley line walker he is still a "Warrior" they are not peaking of specific O.C.C.'s just as long as you are considered a Warrior, and he is beign a cyberKnight and a Temporal Warrior.... but it was changed to Samurai so the point is moot.
So you don't give an opponent with NCA Zanji Shinjinken-Ryu?
Clairify....
Show me where it says that if you have Psionics you have low P.P.E.? ANY human can have psionics ( if you roll for it) you can be a Major psychic and be a leyline walker, you suffer no loss of PPE, Psychic R.C.C.'s SOME of them have lower PPE due to the developemnt of pshychic powers, but a Mind melter is in a different catagory than a major psychic so we are talking baout 2 different things.
Odin won't allow your battle magus to ecome a Warrior of Valhalla.phoboskitty wrote:Vallhallah, sure what ever? not a warrior? yes he is!! BATTLE Magus would be considered a warrior , as are temproal warriors and certainly a cyber knights
Malignor wrote:... to a scarecrow who has Impervious to Energy cast on em, unless you can somehow get past my 6th sense.Mindcrime wrote:Updated Talus Biofreak Soul Harvester
Super Powers:
Invulnerability
Natural Combat Ability
Multiple Selves
Sonic Speed
Impervious to psionics
Extraordinary PP
Superhuman strength
I just noticed that I picked sonic speed AND extraordinary speed, and that's not legal! So I replaced extraordinary speed with a power that gets rid of my major weakness.
If I had all of my selves continually cast ballistic fire, I would beat the scarecrow mystic knight pretty quickly.
(15d6)(15)(2)/2 = 225 to 1350 damage per round.
Your character also has one flaw: He can still be sneak attacked, and takes double damage from psionic damaging attacks (like my psi-sword).
Also, I took a glance at Scraypers... exactly which Bio-Freak (which is an RCC... being a bio-freak RCC overwrites the Talus RCC, regardless of the base race for the character) has 4 majors and 3 minors? Am I missing one of the roll results? Even if he was a mega-hero (in that 3%) ther's still no option for 4 majors and 3 minors.
Malignor wrote:Also re-read the Impervious to Psionics power. Does nothing against psi-sword.You know, I thought that you should only get the powers for being a bio-freak too, and then I looked at the NPCs.
I originally thought up this character when someone mentioned that he had created a talus battle magus. I originally thought that THAT was illegal until I read over the Talus and biofreak descriptions again. Razz
Which NPC in particular has this? I looked at all the bio-freaks and they all can be rolled up under the Bio-freak RCC.
Stopped cold right there. Temporal Warriors MUST have a minimum IQ Attribute of nine. Hundred Handed get a MAXIMUM of 7 (1D4 +3). For another thing, EVEN IF you had the right IQ Attribute, the Rifts: Book of Magic ALSO States that only Practitioners of Magic 9th Level or greater can learn Higher Level Spells; your Temporal Warrior, as opposed to the Temporal Wizard, has a SPECIFIC Spell Level limit in his O.C.C. that apparently stops at Level 6 (Rifts: England, page 70). "Universal Balance" is level 9.Kupo wrote:I just rolled up a 100-Handed Sohei Monk/Temporal Warrior. This is kinda based on the Universal Balance/Giant...but not quite as uber, and fully legal.
Aren't only Seeron natives eligible to be BioFreaks, what with the mutating Plague and all (Rifts: Skraypers)???Mindcrime wrote:Promethean biofreak Phase Adept Sea Inquisitor
Powers:
Multiple Selves
NCA
Extraordinary PP
Superhuman Str
And where they ARE, the authors usually make a specific mention as to how this particular Character differs from "Joe Ordinary."Kupo wrote:Stopped cold right there. Temporal Warriors MUST have a minimum IQ Attribute of nine. Hundred Handed get a MAXIMUM of 7 (1D4 +3).
It *IS* possible for non-humans to have exceptional stats beyond the typical range. That makes a Hundred-handed temporal warrior a possible, if highly unlikely, combination.
the Rifts: Book of Magic ALSO States that only Practitioners of Magic 9th Level or greater can learn Higher Level Spells; your Temporal Warrior, as opposed to the Temporal Wizard, has a SPECIFIC Spell Level limit in his O.C.C. that apparently stops at Level 6 (Rifts: England, page 70). "Universal Balance" is level 9.
Oooookayyyyy. Let's face it.kupo wrote:In that case, I'm more than willing to sacrifice a few minor combat bonuses to switch to a Temporal Wizard.
cornholioprime wrote:Aren't only Seeron natives eligible to be BioFreaks, what with the mutating Plague and all (Rifts: Skraypers)???Mindcrime wrote:Promethean biofreak Phase Adept Sea Inquisitor
Powers:
Multiple Selves
NCA
Extraordinary PP
Superhuman Str
Just a question....
Oh. okay.Mindcrime wrote:cornholioprime wrote:Aren't only Seeron natives eligible to be BioFreaks, what with the mutating Plague and all (Rifts: Skraypers)???Mindcrime wrote:Promethean biofreak Phase Adept Sea Inquisitor
Powers:
Multiple Selves
NCA
Extraordinary PP
Superhuman Str
Just a question....
It doesn't say that. But it does say:
Note: Any race subjected to Tarlok experimentation can be turned into a Bio- Freak.
In YOUR Game, ANYTHING is possible.phoboskitty wrote:I would alow a Battle Magus to be a Warrior of Valhalla, as I would a temporal Warrior...
yes they are practioners of magic...but they are a "warrior O.C.C."
And??phoboskitty wrote:Canon shmanon!
you people are obssesed!!
ok...
then I will go with my Mutants in Orbit Titan Juicer-Freebooter/Mutant slow worm with Supernatural PS and Invulnerabliltiy!!
Still.....
hmm...
Titan Psyscape Cyberknight/Samurai-Warrior of Valhalla!!!
or a Octoman Gunslinger/Temporal Warrior!!
[/instigation] I just looked up both the Scarecrow AND the Promethean.Mindcrime wrote:The bio-freak RCC can be applied to nearly everthing to get you a couple supers!
Scarecrow Biofreak Temporal Warrior Necromancer
Logically this doesn't make sense, but it's entirely legal.
Lanotaur Hunter Biofreak Temporal Wizard
Lanotaur Hunters don't get to choose an OCC, but Biofreaks do! So there!
cornholioprime wrote:I just looked up both the Scarecrow AND the Promethean.Mindcrime wrote:The bio-freak RCC can be applied to nearly everthing to get you a couple supers!
Scarecrow Biofreak Temporal Warrior Necromancer
Logically this doesn't make sense, but it's entirely legal.
Lanotaur Hunter Biofreak Temporal Wizard
Lanotaur Hunters don't get to choose an OCC, but Biofreaks do! So there!
You wouldn't be able to give either of them Bio-Freak Powers because both OCCs are Supernatural Creatures, and you can;t alter the Supernatural with Genetic Engineering.....
Rifts: Mindwerks, page 66: Energy Beings, Alien Intelligences, and most, true Supernatural Beings and Creatures of Magic cannot be genetically altered.Mindcrime wrote:cornholioprime wrote:I just looked up both the Scarecrow AND the Promethean.Mindcrime wrote:The bio-freak RCC can be applied to nearly everthing to get you a couple supers!
Scarecrow Biofreak Temporal Warrior Necromancer
Logically this doesn't make sense, but it's entirely legal.
Lanotaur Hunter Biofreak Temporal Wizard
Lanotaur Hunters don't get to choose an OCC, but Biofreaks do! So there!
You wouldn't be able to give either of them Bio-Freak Powers because both OCCs are Supernatural Creatures, and you can;t alter the Supernatural with Genetic Engineering.....
This is logical, but can you give me book/pg #?
For this Contest, they are......Roark wrote:C.R.A.F.T. wrote:The Hundred-Handed?Roark wrote:Is there an RCC with more MDC than the Greater Asgardian Giant?
I meant a playable RCC.
I was under the impression that the Hundred-Handed were not available as player characters...
No. must be a multi-class/OCC/RCC/PCC Creation; if it were a single Character Contest, then I'd just call on Zurvan to smoke that Dragon's hide.phoboskitty wrote:maybe i just do not get this Munchkin thing? i can't help but make well balenced and cool characters... i mean to be true munchkin i woudl just have a 20th lv Ancient Great horned dragon!
or a Domminator...smoke you all with my giant planet ship!
or a 20th level anything really
or a greater Elemental!
Acording to some folks, I've been told that there is a section of one of the Mutants Book that is for Rifts. I don't know for sure about THAT book, but as a general Rule, non Rifts Books aren't allowed.Prince Artemis wrote:i thought this was just rifts, yet i've seen some hu stuff and a mention of a eugenics.
also, hundred handed psi-slinger....
*sigh*phoboskitty wrote:An ancient Dragon IS an R.C.C. they have multipule Magic O.C.C.'s
it is one of those not normally alowed to be a player character typ RCC's
cornholioprime wrote:Acording to some folks, I've been told that there is a section of one of the Mutants Book that is for Rifts. I don't know for sure about THAT book, but as a general Rule, non Rifts Books aren't allowed.Prince Artemis wrote:i thought this was just rifts, yet i've seen some hu stuff and a mention of a eugenics.
also, hundred handed psi-slinger....
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Kalinda wrote:All right, here we go with my feeble attempt.
Rogue scholar/sea inquisitor with super powers.
CB1 revised advises an upper limit of three major and three minor powers, so we'll go with that.
Major powers:
Invulnerability.
Immunity to magic.
Growth.
Minor powers:
Immunity to Psionics.
Extraordinary PP.
Extraordinary PE
Assuming superhuman stat rolls (cause what's a munchkin character without them?) you could easily have a 40 PE, which would allow 80 feet of growth, giving another 1600 MDC on top of what you get from other powers, plus another 80 PS. no doubt rasing that stat to over 100.
You would be immune to everything but physical Psi attacks and magic weapons, be able to dispel Psi powers directed against you, you would get an auto dodge, plus other stuff I can't think of right now.
You could carry heavy weapons as sidearms. (fifty caliber gatling gun anyone?) and do MD to supernatural evil with anything at hand. (heck, at 80 feet tall, you could pee on vampires and kill them.) You could wield a BIG branch from a millennium tree and do bunches of damage to things that take extra damage from those weapons.
Don't really care if the character would get 'owned' (whatever that means.) I like it.
cornholioprime wrote:Acording to some folks, I've been told that there is a section of one of the Mutants Book that is for Rifts. I don't know for sure about THAT book, but as a general Rule, non Rifts Books aren't allowed.Prince Artemis wrote:i thought this was just rifts, yet i've seen some hu stuff and a mention of a eugenics.
also, hundred handed psi-slinger....
Uh...one difference MIGHT be the Cover, in the case of Skraypers.Necrite wrote:cornholioprime wrote:Acording to some folks, I've been told that there is a section of one of the Mutants Book that is for Rifts. I don't know for sure about THAT book, but as a general Rule, non Rifts Books aren't allowed.Prince Artemis wrote:i thought this was just rifts, yet i've seen some hu stuff and a mention of a eugenics.
also, hundred handed psi-slinger....
Dimension Book 4: Skraypers is a HU/Rifts crossover world. Most PCs have superpowers, and there's a section of superpowers in the back of it. There's superpowers in the Conversion Book, too. But I'm guessing that the Conversion book isn't "fair game" for this... or is it?
How are you granting Super Powers??Kalinda wrote:All right, here we go with my feeble attempt.
Rogue scholar/sea inquisitor with super powers.
CB1 revised advises an upper limit of three major and three minor powers, so we'll go with that.
Major powers:
Invulnerability.
Immunity to magic.
Growth.
Minor powers:
Immunity to Psionics.
Extraordinary PP.
Extraordinary PE
Assuming superhuman stat rolls (cause what's a munchkin character without them?) you could easily have a 40 PE, which would allow 80 feet of growth, giving another 1600 MDC on top of what you get from other powers, plus another 80 PS. no doubt rasing that stat to over 100.
You would be immune to everything but physical Psi attacks and magic weapons, be able to dispel Psi powers directed against you, you would get an auto dodge, plus other stuff I can't think of right now.
You could carry heavy weapons as sidearms. (fifty caliber gatling gun anyone?) and do MD to supernatural evil with anything at hand. (heck, at 80 feet tall, you could pee on vampires and kill them.) You could wield a BIG branch from a millennium tree and do bunches of damage to things that take extra damage from those weapons.
Don't really care if the character would get 'owned' (whatever that means.) I like it.
cornholioprime wrote:How are you granting Super Powers??Kalinda wrote:All right, here we go with my feeble attempt.
Rogue scholar/sea inquisitor with super powers.
CB1 revised advises an upper limit of three major and three minor powers, so we'll go with that.
Major powers:
Invulnerability.
Immunity to magic.
Growth.
Minor powers:
Immunity to Psionics.
Extraordinary PP.
Extraordinary PE
Assuming superhuman stat rolls (cause what's a munchkin character without them?) you could easily have a 40 PE, which would allow 80 feet of growth, giving another 1600 MDC on top of what you get from other powers, plus another 80 PS. no doubt rasing that stat to over 100.
You would be immune to everything but physical Psi attacks and magic weapons, be able to dispel Psi powers directed against you, you would get an auto dodge, plus other stuff I can't think of right now.
You could carry heavy weapons as sidearms. (fifty caliber gatling gun anyone?) and do MD to supernatural evil with anything at hand. (heck, at 80 feet tall, you could pee on vampires and kill them.) You could wield a BIG branch from a millennium tree and do bunches of damage to things that take extra damage from those weapons.
Don't really care if the character would get 'owned' (whatever that means.) I like it.
I don't remember either tthe Sea Inquisitor or the Rogue Scholar as having them at Character Creation.....
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eric.cline wrote:Kalinda wrote:cornholioprime wrote:How are you granting Super Powers??Kalinda wrote:All right, here we go with my feeble attempt.
Rogue scholar/sea inquisitor with super powers.
CB1 revised advises an upper limit of three major and three minor powers, so we'll go with that.
Major powers:
Invulnerability.
Immunity to magic.
Growth.
Minor powers:
Immunity to Psionics.
Extraordinary PP.
Extraordinary PE
Assuming superhuman stat rolls (cause what's a munchkin character without them?) you could easily have a 40 PE, which would allow 80 feet of growth, giving another 1600 MDC on top of what you get from other powers, plus another 80 PS. no doubt rasing that stat to over 100.
You would be immune to everything but physical Psi attacks and magic weapons, be able to dispel Psi powers directed against you, you would get an auto dodge, plus other stuff I can't think of right now.
You could carry heavy weapons as sidearms. (fifty caliber gatling gun anyone?) and do MD to supernatural evil with anything at hand. (heck, at 80 feet tall, you could pee on vampires and kill them.) You could wield a BIG branch from a millennium tree and do bunches of damage to things that take extra damage from those weapons.
Don't really care if the character would get 'owned' (whatever that means.) I like it.
I don't remember either tthe Sea Inquisitor or the Rogue Scholar as having them at Character Creation.....
In conversion book 1 it states that there are people with super powers native to rifts earth, to make such a character you choose an OCC from the scholars & adventurers section and give them super powers. The sea inquisitor is basically a template that gets put onto another OCC, you take the 'other' and 'secondary' skills from a normal OCC (primarily scholars and adventurers.) and give them to the sea inquisitor. this represents what the person was before they had their encounter with the lord of the deep and became a sea inquisitor.
The character in question would have been a rogue scholar with super powers before encountering a reacher or the like and becoming a sea inquisitor.
I'm not clear on how the transformation into a 'Sea Inquisitor' occurs, but if its at all a 'magical' transformation wouldn't the character's immunity to magic prevent it?
not a flicker of supernatural energies around these heroic men and women, dispite their mystical powers.
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Agreed.Mindcrime wrote:Danger wrote:Talus BioFreak Cosmo Knight.
I'm pretty sure that the transformation does away with your super powers.
DarkWarriorKarg wrote:Thinyser wrote:darkbrandon wrote:Thinyser wrote:Prince Artemis wrote:scare crow fire warlock, nuff said
or the scarecrow cosmo-knight combo is the bomb too
I don't think a scarecrow could become a cosmo-knight
Well maybe your right but it is QUASI-LEGAL....
isn't there another "knight" of some sort that has resistance to energy also?
If it hasn't been said (14 friggin pages!)
Scarecrow Mystic Knight
Seriously, folks, I'm REALLY curious.All Floopers all the time wrote:How about a Rogue Scholar/Sea Inquisitor with the following Super Powers:
Energy Expulsion: Energy.
Immune to Horror.
Intangibility.
Shrink.
Wingless Flight.
He could fly right inside your body without you even noticing and suddenly you're being picked apart from energy blasts to your heart, brain or whatever. It might take a while, but hey, it's not like I'm being attacked back.
Even if you're a MDC creature, it's hard to fight something that's flying around inside your chest cavity. Oh, and you can teleport all you want, 'cause I'm coming along for the ride.
Edit: Oh, by the way, if we're allowed to give True Atlanteans Super Powers (no one says we can't), then I could also make this guy a Atlantean Vagabond/Sea Inquisitor. With magic tattoos.
Okee Dokee.All Floopers all the time wrote:cornholioprime wrote:Seriously, folks, I'm REALLY curious.
How are you guys adding Super Powers to the Charcaters that you have??
Something doesn't seem right, otherwise, every Mage and his brother would pick, say, Superhuman Strength....... And the CB1 isn't very clear on this, either. It states what they are, but NOT how you can just add any Super Power you want to [_fill in the Blanks_]..........
I seem to recall that any Scholar or Adventurer OCC can have Super Powers. I just don't remember where I read it.
Edit: Found it. Page 43 of CB1 (original printing). "The selection of OCCs is limited to Scolars and Adventurers, no others". You can have up to 3 Major and 2 Minor powers. So you can rest assured that it's canon.
cornholioprime wrote:Okee Dokee.All Floopers all the time wrote:cornholioprime wrote:Seriously, folks, I'm REALLY curious.
How are you guys adding Super Powers to the Charcaters that you have??
Something doesn't seem right, otherwise, every Mage and his brother would pick, say, Superhuman Strength....... And the CB1 isn't very clear on this, either. It states what they are, but NOT how you can just add any Super Power you want to [_fill in the Blanks_]..........
I seem to recall that any Scholar or Adventurer OCC can have Super Powers. I just don't remember where I read it.
Edit: Found it. Page 43 of CB1 (original printing). "The selection of OCCs is limited to Scolars and Adventurers, no others". You can have up to 3 Major and 2 Minor powers. So you can rest assured that it's canon.
Even in the rifts setting I don't recomend more then three minor and three major abilities, and that may be too powerful unless the campaign is a high powered one
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