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Stone Gargoyle wrote:Woodsy Wings(Major)by Twisted Gargoyle

The character has large wings resembling tree branches.

1.Survive Without Food
The hero absorbs sunlight and water from the environment, allowing him to survive indefinitely as long as enough sunlight and water are available(photosynthesis). No damage is taken from light or water based attacks to wings.

2.Winged Flight
The character has a wingspan of 16 to 20 feet. The wings can be hidden or pulled back, but this will impair his mobility. Penalties for doing so are as follows: -1 initiative; -1 to strike, parry and dodge; loses 1 attack per round; speed reduced by 10%
The character can fly at a speed of 90mph, +10mph per level.
Bonuses in Flight:
+1 attack per melee round
+2 to strike and parry
+4 to dodge under 80mph, + 6 to dodge flying faster
+4 damage per 20mph of flying speed

3.Natural Armor
Wings have a natural armor of 8 to protect from attacks from behind(or above when flying). No damage is taken for rolls under 8.
Can parry with wings with a bonus of +2 only, other combat bonuses not applicable.
Can slap opponents with a wing for 1d6 damage. Can attack with both simultaneously( damage 2d6). If attacking simultaneously with 2 wings, there is a knockout or stun on a natural 17-20.
The wings provide an SDC bonus of +40, with the SDC of each wing being 40.

4.Wing Regeneration
Since the wings are plantlike, they can be regrown after being totally blown off, but this takes 1d4+1 months, with the wing starting out as a scrawny, shriveled appendage. Otherwise the wings heal at twice the normal rate.

5.Create and Hurl Acorns:
The character can create and hurl acorns, throwing three in a single attack. Generates 3 per wing at level 1, plus an additional 3 at levels 3,6,9,12,and 15
Damage:1d4 per acorn
Bonus to Strike:+3 aimed, +1 wild
Duration: Instant; creates 3 acorns in 3d6 melee rounds
Attacks: Throwing 1-3 acorns uses 1 melee attack/action

6.Stunts and Special maneuvers:

Whirlwind Attack:
the character can use a "dust devil" effect with the leaves on his wings. (maybe with existing leaves in the mix as well) Primarily a blinding attack and wreaks havoc with radar and other senses of that nature. While also causing a little bit of damage. The leaves are spinning fast enough to cause little paper like cuts to the victim or victims
Blinding: -4 to all actions
Damage: 2d4+1 per level per 15 seconds (melee)
Range:25+5 ft radius per level around character

Dropping Leaves:
the character can flap the wings and release the leaves, causing penalties to people in the area because it's full of falling leaves. Anyone under 200 pounds passing through the pile of leaves must reduce speed by 50% or risk slipping (01-40%chance). Characters over 200 pounds need not worry, however.

7.Other Bonuses
+1d4 to PE
Immune to plant toxins, +4 to save vs. other types of poisons/toxins
Double damage from fire and plasma attacks
Natural camoflage provides +20% to prowl in wooded areas


One of my player, Ammon, suggested that this might even be a subcategory in which we could have various types of wings and attacks based on different types of trees.

Ken

wolfsgrin wrote:

Stone Gargoyle wrote:Woodsy Wings(Major)by Twisted Gargoyle

The character has large wings resembling tree branches.

1.Survive Without Food
The hero absorbs sunlight and water from the environment, allowing him to survive indefinitely as long as enough sunlight and water are available(photosynthesis). No damage is taken from light or water based attacks to wings.

2.Winged Flight
The character has a wingspan of 16 to 20 feet. The wings can be hidden or pulled back, but this will impair his mobility. Penalties for doing so are as follows: -1 initiative; -1 to strike, parry and dodge; loses 1 attack per round; speed reduced by 10%
The character can fly at a speed of 90mph, +10mph per level.
Bonuses in Flight:
+1 attack per melee round
+2 to strike and parry
+4 to dodge under 80mph, + 6 to dodge flying faster
+4 damage per 20mph of flying speed

3.Natural Armor
Wings have a natural armor of 8 to protect from attacks from behind(or above when flying). No damage is taken for rolls under 8.
Can parry with wings with a bonus of +2 only, other combat bonuses not applicable.
Can slap opponents with a wing for 1d6 damage. Can attack with both simultaneously( damage 2d6). If attacking simultaneously with 2 wings, there is a knockout or stun on a natural 17-20.
The wings provide an SDC bonus of +40, with the SDC of each wing being 40.

4.Wing Regeneration
Since the wings are plantlike, they can be regrown after being totally blown off, but this takes 1d4+1 months, with the wing starting out as a scrawny, shriveled appendage. Otherwise the wings heal at twice the normal rate.

5.Create and Hurl Acorns:
The character can create and hurl acorns, throwing three in a single attack. Generates 3 per wing at level 1, plus an additional 3 at levels 3,6,9,12,and 15
Damage:1d4 per acorn
Bonus to Strike:+3 aimed, +1 wild
Duration: Instant; creates 3 acorns in 3d6 melee rounds
Attacks: Throwing 1-3 acorns uses 1 melee attack/action

6.Stunts and Special maneuvers:

Whirlwind Attack:
the character can use a "dust devil" effect with the leaves on his wings. (maybe with existing leaves in the mix as well) Primarily a blinding attack and wreaks havoc with radar and other senses of that nature. While also causing a little bit of damage. The leaves are spinning fast enough to cause little paper like cuts to the victim or victims
Blinding: -4 to all actions
Damage: 2d4+1 per level per 15 seconds (melee)
Range:25+5 ft radius per level around character

Dropping Leaves:
the character can flap the wings and release the leaves, causing penalties to people in the area because it's full of falling leaves. Anyone under 200 pounds passing through the pile of leaves must reduce speed by 50% or risk slipping (01-40%chance). Characters over 200 pounds need not worry, however.

7.Other Bonuses
+1d4 to PE
Immune to plant toxins, +4 to save vs. other types of poisons/toxins
Double damage from fire and plasma attacks
Natural camoflage provides +20% to prowl in wooded areas


One of my player, Ammon, suggested that this might even be a subcategory in which we could have various types of wings and attacks based on different types of trees.

Ken

shouldn't there be a wolfsgrin in the credit
the whirlwind thingy was mine. just thought i'd point it out Mr Stone sir. not to be pointing out my handy work but....point! point! point! lol

Lord Cherico wrote:

FLight- The charater can fly at 100 MPH +20 MPH every level

wolfsgrin wrote:i didn't take it that way. thanks. i hardly ever contribute. i always feel what post is a little lack luster. Guess I liked seeing my idea used and gave into the darkside. the ego is fun however the rest of the power is pretty cool. got a forest spirit themed gestalt in mind. maybe a giant squirrel. big choppers.
anyways i'd like to start putting down more and help keep this thread alive.

Roscoe Del'Tane wrote:Sharpshot [minor]
by Roscoe Del'Tane
"Of course I hit the target. I always hit my target. That's why I'm called Sureshot."

By some weird twist of fate, the character never has to roll to strike, he simply never misses with weapons he's trained in, he's considered to always roll a natural 18. But it has a serious downside, he can never ever get a critical, period, and cannot use any weapon that he hasn't trained in.

They automatically get 6 weapon proficiencies, starting at 4th level.

Note: The character still has to roll for punches and kicks and other non-weapon related attacks.

Roscoe Del'Tane wrote:Anime Stereo-type Hero [Major]
by Roscoe Del'Tane
"Why can't I get my hair to stay down."

Character resembles a person straight out of an anime show, which bestows some bonus's.

Choose one of the 3 below.

1. Trademark Weapon. The character has some weapon that is somehow different, different material, longer, thicker, etc. Whatever it looks like, it must be immediately recognizable as belonging to the character, "We'd better not mess with this sword, it belong's to Captain Psyco! You how possessive he is!". The weapon is considered unbreakable/never dulls, and does and extra die of damage (if it's a melee weapon), or shoots farther or has an extended clip (Bows or guns). The weapon can also be of outragous size/length, and still able to be wielded effortlessly by the owner, but everybody else does so with no bonuses to strike/parry with it, and only does minemle damage (5d6 hammer would do 5 damage period).

2. Trademark Attack (this can only be chosen if the character has some other type of attack power). The character has an attack that only he can do, and it always looks really flashy with loud background music and a thematic song. The attack can only be done if the character has the initiative, and must be the first attack done. It does an extra die of damage at first level, and one more every third level. The attack, if it's ranged, also has double the range and or blast radius (cannot be any attack that costs more than 3 melee attacks). The attack scores a critical hit for double on a natural 17 or better, and triple damage on a natural 20.

3. Trademark Outfit. The character has an outfit that cannot be duplicated by anybody else. No matter the skill of the maker, the outfit looks dorky, or has clashing colors, or is just plain fake looking. The Character is the only one who has the knowledge or means to make an authentic costume. The costume has a natural A.R. of 14, and has 250 S.D.C., and takes half damage from heat/cold/electrical attacks and falls. It takes about a week to make a new suit, costs about $2,000 to replace, and takes about a week or so to make. The costume tends to be bright and flashy, or otherwise very noticeable and durned near impossible to sneak in (-40% prowl skill).

As the character progresses, he gains even more Anime-esque skills/abilities. At first level and every third level he can either choose or roll on the list below.

1. Ridiculously large pockets. No matter what he wears, the character can seem to cram more junk into the pockets than should physically be possible. The only rule is that the contents have to actually fit into the pockets/under the coat, and has to weigh less then the characters combined personal weight and lifting weight.

2. Ridiculously strong strength of will. The character can, for every level plus one since choosing this feat, fight on after passing 0 Hit Points equal to his P.E with no ill effect (2nd level character with a P.E. of 17, could fight without penalty till he hits -51 hit points). After that point, he collapses into a coma like any other character.

3. Absurd jumping height. Very simple, the character can jump 20 times his P.S. up, and 30 times across. He can also fall double his leaping height without damage, always lands on his feet; even heights greater than that only do half damage.

4. Ridiculously developed body. All physical stats are considered to be extraordinary, and speed gets an extra 3d6 added to it. If chosen a second time, all stats become superhuman. Tends to have a rippling physique, and also gets a +2 to P.B. and M.A. when in situations when he's showing lots of skin.

5. Ridiculously closed mind. Automatically receives +5 save vs hostile psionics and mental magics. Even when he fails, he only takes half damage. On the downside, he tends to have a brutish and sullen appearance, and has a penalty of -3 M.A. and -2 to P.B.

6. Phenomenally lucky in combat. The character can, once per day per level, either re-roll a bad die and choose the best roll, or upgrade one of his rolls to a natural critical. Unfortunaltey, when not in combat, he tends to have horrible luck. Flock of birds pass over head, and he's the only guy out of an entire stadium to get pooped on, gets a speeding ticket for going one mile over the limit, etc, etc.

7. Amazing Social Grace. No matter what the character says when not in combat, the other party thinks very highly of them. As long as the character is smiling and says it in a pleasant tone, he can get away with insulting the popes family, religion, mode of dress, and hygiene and no one will be offended by it.

8. Animal friend. Similar to the minor power, any animals the player encounters is friendly, and will ignore the character (but not any companions) as if he wasn't there.

9. Ridiculously developed skill set. The character is considered on par with a GOD on one skill program of choice. The character gets DOUBLE the skill progression than normal, and can go beyond the normal 98% limit. Furthermore, they can accomplish any feat in half the time, at half the cost, provided they aren't doing it in combat or as part of the campaign (as long as it's for storytelling purposes its fine, but not if the character has to actually roll in game).

10. Spontaneous power surge. The character can, at anytime choose to sacrifice an attack to ramp up one power. One attack sacrificed is equal to two levels of power advancement. This power temporarily burns up 2d6 Hit Points and S.D.C., and the attack that was sacrificed is gone for 10 minutes per level. With a power surge attack, if it hits, it's automatically a critical.

Notes:
* Character has to have some kind of great quest to engage in, and or some great evil to vanquish.
* Character will be frequently attacked/hounded/ pursued by rather incompetent bad guys, but the character won't be able to see through their disguises no matter how flimsy until it's almost too late to save the situation.
* Character has a 50/50 chance of suffering under the fighters curse. This is where the character is forever searching for a fight/cause/immediate form of fun while on the Big Quest.
* If the character takes and insanity, he can get a second Trademark. For three insanities, he can have all of them.
* Character has only base stats and S.D.C. and hit points, and those due to level progression. No skill will give him more, sorry.
* Choices 3, 4, 6, 9, and 10 can all be taken a second time, for double the bonuses, but also double the penalties.
* Character has to have at least two of the following: overly large eyes, spiky hair, strange hair color (purple, green, pink, etc.), strange hair style that defies gravity, strange set of normal clothes, funny accent, strange birthmark, nosebleeds when seeing anthing vaugly interesting on the opposite gender, anything else that the character and G.M. feel work in this situation.

MrTwist wrote:

Lord Cherico wrote:

FLight- The charater can fly at 100 MPH +20 MPH every level

Where does this come into play?

Or better yet, why?

Roscoe Del'Tane wrote:Property Alteration Field [Major] by Roscoe Del'Tane

Heh heh, something wrong wit yer boomstick boy? No quality in todays weapons, no siree Bob.

This power allows the user to alter the physical properties of various inananimate objects.

1. Single Item P.A.F.
Description: User can change how physics and science works in a small space. For example, if facing an electrically powered opponent while standing in water, they can alter the water to not conduct electricity, or something to that effect. Gunpowder could be altered to stop or slow the chemical reaction, or to accelerate it to destroy the gun. The player must explain what he is doing, and make it convincing, they can't just say "I use P.A.F. to stop the attack."
Range: 200 ft. +20 per additional level of experience, and the user must be able to clearly see his target.
Duration: 10 minutes + 5 minutes per additional level. Power can be stopped at any time.
Area of Effect: up to a 5x5x5 foot cube worth of material, +1 foot to each dimension per additional level, or 400 pounds of material + 25 pounds per additional level, player chooses during creation and cannot be changed unless this power is taken again.
Rate of Fire: 4 melee attacks, but lasts whole duration. Also temporarily drains the creator of 1 M.E. point, when the effect ends they regain the point.

2. Area Affect P.A.F.
Same as Single Item P.A.F., only spread out over a larger area.
Range: 20 foot sphere, centered around users head, gains +2 feet per even level.
Duration: 5 minutes +1 per additional level, additional time can be controlled, otherwise the power must be used for the full duration.
Rate of fire: 4 melee attacks, but lasts whole duration, and costs 3 M.E. points per use, these points do not come back for 48 hours after the effect ends (In other words, use with caution). Unfortunately, the character cannot take any other actions, even defensive, while this power is active. They also suffer intense nausia and dizziness, due to the strain of holding the field up. Roll vs. Non-lethal poison at the beginning of each melee, if you fail you take 1d4 S.D.C. damage and loose another M.E. point.

Bonuses/Odds and Ends:
* Gain an extra 2d4 M.E. points.
* Character automatically gains the basic science and chemistry skills, or +15% to each if taken scholastically.
* Gain 20 S.D.C.
* P.A.F. takes on shape of players choice (Ghosts, birds, plants, tentacles, etc.) when in use.
* If this power is chosen a second time, using the power only takes two attacks, and when using Area Effect P.A.F. the character can use basic defense moves, and doesn't suffer the nausia or dizziness.

Stone Gargoyle wrote:

wolfsgrin wrote:i didn't take it that way. thanks. i hardly ever contribute. i always feel what post is a little lack luster. Guess I liked seeing my idea used and gave into the darkside. the ego is fun however the rest of the power is pretty cool. got a forest spirit themed gestalt in mind. maybe a giant squirrel. big choppers.
anyways i'd like to start putting down more and help keep this thread alive.

Well, Mr. Twist was the first one who mistook leaf wings to mean wings with leaves instead of feathers, which they were not. And then you posted what you did and somewhere I just got to thinking it was Twist nagging me more about doing wings of that nature. Leaf wings were wings composed of a single leaf, a long palm leaf. But eveyone wanted wings made of leaves. It amused me so much that I decided to run with it. For this I thank everyone, because it came off as a cool power.
I was just trying to give props to everyone involved and I am glad you were not in any way feeling I was trying to be rude.

wolfsgrin wrote:

Stone Gargoyle wrote:

wolfsgrin wrote:i didn't take it that way. thanks. i hardly ever contribute. i always feel what post is a little lack luster. Guess I liked seeing my idea used and gave into the darkside. the ego is fun however the rest of the power is pretty cool. got a forest spirit themed gestalt in mind. maybe a giant squirrel. big choppers.
anyways i'd like to start putting down more and help keep this thread alive.

Well, Mr. Twist was the first one who mistook leaf wings to mean wings with leaves instead of feathers, which they were not. And then you posted what you did and somewhere I just got to thinking it was Twist nagging me more about doing wings of that nature. Leaf wings were wings composed of a single leaf, a long palm leaf. But eveyone wanted wings made of leaves. It amused me so much that I decided to run with it. For this I thank everyone, because it came off as a cool power.
I was just trying to give props to everyone involved and I am glad you were not in any way feeling I was trying to be rude.

golly gee heck no.
Mr. Twist does nag on a bit though

wolfsgrin wrote:

Stone Gargoyle wrote:

wolfsgrin wrote:i didn't take it that way. thanks. i hardly ever contribute. i always feel what post is a little lack luster. Guess I liked seeing my idea used and gave into the darkside. the ego is fun however the rest of the power is pretty cool. got a forest spirit themed gestalt in mind. maybe a giant squirrel. big choppers.
anyways i'd like to start putting down more and help keep this thread alive.

Well, Mr. Twist was the first one who mistook leaf wings to mean wings with leaves instead of feathers, which they were not. And then you posted what you did and somewhere I just got to thinking it was Twist nagging me more about doing wings of that nature. Leaf wings were wings composed of a single leaf, a long palm leaf. But eveyone wanted wings made of leaves. It amused me so much that I decided to run with it. For this I thank everyone, because it came off as a cool power.
I was just trying to give props to everyone involved and I am glad you were not in any way feeling I was trying to be rude.

golly gee heck no.
Mr. Twist does nag on a bit though

MrTwist wrote:

wolfsgrin wrote:

Stone Gargoyle wrote:

wolfsgrin wrote:i didn't take it that way. thanks. i hardly ever contribute. i always feel what post is a little lack luster. Guess I liked seeing my idea used and gave into the darkside. the ego is fun however the rest of the power is pretty cool. got a forest spirit themed gestalt in mind. maybe a giant squirrel. big choppers.
anyways i'd like to start putting down more and help keep this thread alive.

Well, Mr. Twist was the first one who mistook leaf wings to mean wings with leaves instead of feathers, which they were not. And then you posted what you did and somewhere I just got to thinking it was Twist nagging me more about doing wings of that nature. Leaf wings were wings composed of a single leaf, a long palm leaf. But eveyone wanted wings made of leaves. It amused me so much that I decided to run with it. For this I thank everyone, because it came off as a cool power.
I was just trying to give props to everyone involved and I am glad you were not in any way feeling I was trying to be rude.

golly gee heck no.
Mr. Twist does nag on a bit though

Hey now. Don't make me come over there.


And Stone, the wings composed of a multitude of leaves just sounds pretty cool because of all the things you could do with them. Even though I misunderstood what you meant, I was kind of jealous I didn't think of it first.

Roscoe Del'Tane wrote:[Looks at what Stone Gargoyle wrote about my powers] Oh! I'm hurt! [clutches chest, and swoons in sorrow]
Heh heh, yeah, I can understand what you said about my Anime Stereo-Type Hero. I kind of got ambushed by my muse yesterday morning, she wouldn't let me go to sleep till I posted it. Yeah I guess it does fit in the new power category, (scratches head) but I didn't see a sticky for that, sorry.

P.A.F. was something my old group had used, and it origonally had both the cube and the weight limit, and the user could pick and choose which he wanted for the situation. I figured that since I was posting the power, I should put a limit on it so that it wouldn't become something for powergamers. I mean, it takes 4 attackers per melee, and if both are taken, it almost assures that the player used up their power slots to get it, or at least has only one major or two minor, which shouldn't be too unbalancing.

As for Sharpshot, i thought I put in enough penalties to counteract the fact that you'd almost never miss. Besides the attackee can always dodge or hide or get armour. And I thought it that it would kind of neat to have a power that would let the players to role play as that marvelous character who almost always gets a bullseye.

If you could give me some tips on how to correct this, it would be nice. You know, I really thought it would be my Matter Explusion power that would have people complaining at this poster, not this one.

Stone Gargoyle wrote:Woodsy Wings(Major)by Twisted Wolfgrinning Gargoyle

The character has large wings resembling tree branches.

1.Survive Without Food
The hero absorbs sunlight and water from the environment, allowing him to survive indefinitely as long as enough sunlight and water are available(photosynthesis). No damage is taken from light or water based attacks to wings.

2.Winged Flight
The character has a wingspan of 16 to 20 feet. The wings can be hidden or pulled back, but this will impair his mobility. Penalties for doing so are as follows: -1 initiative; -1 to strike, parry and dodge; loses 1 attack per round; speed reduced by 10%
The character can fly at a speed of 90mph, +10mph per level.
Bonuses in Flight:
+1 attack per melee round
+2 to strike and parry
+4 to dodge under 80mph, + 6 to dodge flying faster
+4 damage per 20mph of flying speed

3.Natural Armor
Wings have a natural armor of 8 to protect from attacks from behind(or above when flying). No damage is taken for rolls under 8.
Can parry with wings with a bonus of +2 only, other combat bonuses not applicable.
Can slap opponents with a wing for 1d6 damage. Can attack with both simultaneously( damage 2d6). If attacking simultaneously with 2 wings, there is a knockout or stun on a natural 17-20.
The wings provide an SDC bonus of +40, with the SDC of each wing being 40.

4.Wing Regeneration
Since the wings are plantlike, they can be regrown after being totally blown off, but this takes 1d4+1 months, with the wing starting out as a scrawny, shriveled appendage. Otherwise the wings heal at twice the normal rate.

5.Create and Hurl Acorns:
The character can create and hurl acorns, throwing three in a single attack. Generates 3 per wing at level 1, plus an additional 3 at levels 3,6,9,12,and 15
Damage:1d4 per acorn
Bonus to Strike:+3 aimed, +1 wild
Duration: Instant; creates 3 acorns in 3d6 melee rounds
Attacks: Throwing 1-3 acorns uses 1 melee attack/action

6.Stunts and Special maneuvers:

Whirlwind Attack:
the character can use a "dust devil" effect with the leaves on his wings. (maybe with existing leaves in the mix as well) Primarily a blinding attack and wreaks havoc with radar and other senses of that nature. While also causing a little bit of damage. The leaves are spinning fast enough to cause little paper like cuts to the victim or victims
Blinding: -4 to all actions
Damage: 2d4+1 per level per 15 seconds (melee)
Range:25+5 ft radius per level around character

Dropping Leaves:
the character can flap the wings and release the leaves, causing penalties to people in the area because it's full of falling leaves. Anyone under 200 pounds passing through the pile of leaves must reduce speed by 50% or risk slipping (01-40%chance). Characters over 200 pounds need not worry, however.

7.Other Bonuses
+1d4 to PE
Immune to plant toxins, +4 to save vs. other types of poisons/toxins
Double damage from fire and plasma attacks
Natural camoflage provides +20% to prowl in wooded areas


One of my player, Ammon, suggested that this might even be a subcategory in which we could have various types of wings and attacks based on different types of trees.

Ken

I'm not too sure about the water&light based immunity. High pressure water and lasers tear up trees just fine last I checked.

With the two special moves(whirlwind and dropping leaves), are the leaves used up? For example, are the branch-like wings bare because of those moves, or do the leaves get sucked back onto them? If the leaves are just released and that's it, then there might be a limit on how often it can be used.

What's the maximum altitude for flight?

JTwig wrote:This is similar to two other power I've posted in the past (Super Energy Expulsion: Energy Blades/Knives, and Energy Expulsion: Stun Discs).

Matter Expulsion: Neuro-Blades/Knives (Major)
The character is capable of creating metal blades for use in both melee and ranged combat, which are also charged with a unique energy that disrupts bio-electric energy of a living body causing the target to be stunned or even fall unconscious.
1. Damage: 2d4 per blade, plus possible bio-electrical stun (see below).
2. Stunning: In addition to the damage listed above, the disc can interfere with the body’s bioelectrical impulses. The target makes a save verses a difficulty 14 (P.E. bonus may be added to this role), the difficulty increase by +1 at levels four, seven, eleven, and fifteen (for a total of 18 at level fifteen). If the save is successful the character suffers -1 attacks, -2 strike, and -2 to parry/dodge for one melee. If the save is unsuccessful the character losses consciousness for 2D4 melees.
Note: The penalties for being stunned do not stack with multiple hits, but damage is inflicted as normal.
3. Creation Amount: Two blades are created at level one, and the character can create an additional pair of blades at levels three, five, eight, eleven, and fifteen (six pair by level fifteen).
4. Rate: Can be thrown one knife at a time, or in volleys of two, four, or six depending on the characters level of experience. The most that can be used for melee combat is three blades per hand.
5. Range: 160 feet, plus 20 feet per level of experience.
6. Bonuses: +1 to strike for both thrown and melee use, +1 parry, plus PP bonus (if any) and any bonuses for Weapon Proficiencies.

Stone Gargoyle wrote:

JTwig wrote:This is similar to two other power I've posted in the past (Super Energy Expulsion: Energy Blades/Knives, and Energy Expulsion: Stun Discs).

Matter Expulsion: Neuro-Blades/Knives (Major)
The character is capable of creating metal blades for use in both melee and ranged combat, which are also charged with a unique energy that disrupts bio-electric energy of a living body causing the target to be stunned or even fall unconscious.
1. Damage: 2d4 per blade, plus possible bio-electrical stun (see below).
2. Stunning: In addition to the damage listed above, the disc can interfere with the body’s bioelectrical impulses. The target makes a save verses a difficulty 14 (P.E. bonus may be added to this role), the difficulty increase by +1 at levels four, seven, eleven, and fifteen (for a total of 18 at level fifteen). If the save is successful the character suffers -1 attacks, -2 strike, and -2 to parry/dodge for one melee. If the save is unsuccessful the character losses consciousness for 2D4 melees.
Note: The penalties for being stunned do not stack with multiple hits, but damage is inflicted as normal.
3. Creation Amount: Two blades are created at level one, and the character can create an additional pair of blades at levels three, five, eight, eleven, and fifteen (six pair by level fifteen).
4. Rate: Can be thrown one knife at a time, or in volleys of two, four, or six depending on the characters level of experience. The most that can be used for melee combat is three blades per hand.
5. Range: 160 feet, plus 20 feet per level of experience.
6. Bonuses: +1 to strike for both thrown and melee use, +1 parry, plus PP bonus (if any) and any bonuses for Weapon Proficiencies.

I like it. I have been struggling with how to get some sort of projectile blade matter expulsion power going. The Plant Wings Project has kept me preoccupied lately however.

I will be editing them, by the way, to increase the speed and add the changes Twist suggested, for any who might be wanting to use any of the three wing powers recently posted.

Ken

Roscoe Del'Tane wrote:Matter Expulsion: Filth Major by Roscoe
"Yes, sir, that's right. It's the Filthmonger. Yes, he's flinging poo at us sir. Please say we can use lethal force sir."

This gross power allows the character to fire a near infinite amount of biological byproduct from his hands. Perfect for those mutant monkeys and those with a juvenile sense of humor.

1. Filth Armour. The character can use this power to encase himself in a slimy casing of doo-doo. This doesn't give him any real Natural A.R. or even any appreciable S.D.C. bonus, but some nice other perks are bestowed. All impact type attacks (not falls) that inflict less than 15 (+1 per additional level) do only 1 point of damage. The character also has a Horror factor of 10 +1 per even level due to the smell, sight, and just plain creepy image of a person covered in sewage. Even if an opponent saves vs. the HF, they are all -3 in hand to hand attacks do to the unwillingness to touch such a gross person. The armour flakes off when not wanted, and leaves no identifiable trace, same if it rubs off on another person.
Duration: 30 minutes, plus 5 per additional level. The character can make 3 armours per day, per level.


2. Filth ball. The character fires a glob of feces from his hand
Range: 150 feet max, does not increase.
Damage: NA/A for the wet stuff, 1 point S.D.C. only for hardened.
Rate of fire: One shot, one attack, up to a max of twice his P.E. plus 5 per level per hour. So a P.E. of 10 at level one, would be 25 shots.
Duration: Permanent, lasts until it degrades.
Note: As these attacks (2-4) are fired from the hands, gloves cause it to backfire on the user, and takes several minutes to clean up.

3. Filth Firehose Blast. The ME version of SEE super shot.
Range: 35 feet, plus 5 per additional level of experience, max of 70 feet.
Damage: 2D6 from impact, plus roll on the knockdown table. The victim is blasted backwards the length of the blast, and looses the rest of their attacks due to getting to their feet in the slippery stuff and retching in horror. Victims cannot move faster that a S.P.D. of 5, or have a 80% chance of falling again
Rate of Fire: Counts as 3 attacks, and uses five normal shots from the poo pool. Can only be used once per minute safely, any more than that and the user suffers 5 points of damage direct to hit points.
Duration: Same as #2 (Pun not intended)

4. Filth Slick. A very wet and loose blast, used to cover floors.
Range: Can be fired up to 50 feet away max, does not increase. Covers a 20x20 area, plus 2x2 for every additional level
Damage: Does no damage
Rate of Fire: Once every five minutes, counts as all of the characters attacks, and counts as ten shots from the poo pool. Unfortunatly, using this power drains the severely, he looses half of his attacks, suffers -3 to combat rolls, and -25% to all skills. Fortunately this passes in a few minutes, 1D6+4.

5. Inflict the Runs. Just what it says.
Range: Line of sight
Damage: None, just the feeling of drinking several bottles of ex-lax. They need to go now, each time the victim is hit, must roll to save vs. non-lethal poison, or soil themselves.
Rate of fire: once per hour, takes all of the characters attacks for 3 melee rounds.
Duration: One hour per level of experience, double of willing to temporarily loose 5 Hit points.

6. Bonuses and notes
Never has digestion troubles.
Never feels squeamish due to disgusting sights.
+3 to save vs. horror factor
If any of the product gets into an opponents open wound (requires a called shot at -3) does 3D4 damage direct to hit points, and the victim make 2 successful saves vs. lethal poison out of 3, or develops an infection in their bloodstream. Very nasty, reduce H.P. and S.D.C. by half (lasts for length of sickness, cannot heal until better), only one attack per melee, -50% on all skills, and run a dangerously high fever. This persists for 1D4 weeks with professional care in a hospital, add an extra week if otherwise.




I know, i know, very gross, but come on! Where else but the net could you find somebody with this kind of super power? Anyways, i figured that this board needed a just plain gross-out and immature type of power, and this fits it to a T. I just really hope that no one actually uses this power on their player without warning them first! Just imagine the face on the prim and proper boyscout type character. "We have to fight a man who's power is what now?"

JTwig wrote:

Stone Gargoyle wrote:

JTwig wrote:This is similar to two other power I've posted in the past (Super Energy Expulsion: Energy Blades/Knives, and Energy Expulsion: Stun Discs).

Matter Expulsion: Neuro-Blades/Knives (Major)
The character is capable of creating metal blades for use in both melee and ranged combat, which are also charged with a unique energy that disrupts bio-electric energy of a living body causing the target to be stunned or even fall unconscious.
1. Damage: 2d4 per blade, plus possible bio-electrical stun (see below).
2. Stunning: In addition to the damage listed above, the disc can interfere with the body’s bioelectrical impulses. The target makes a save verses a difficulty 14 (P.E. bonus may be added to this role), the difficulty increase by +1 at levels four, seven, eleven, and fifteen (for a total of 18 at level fifteen). If the save is successful the character suffers -1 attacks, -2 strike, and -2 to parry/dodge for one melee. If the save is unsuccessful the character losses consciousness for 2D4 melees.
Note: The penalties for being stunned do not stack with multiple hits, but damage is inflicted as normal.
3. Creation Amount: Two blades are created at level one, and the character can create an additional pair of blades at levels three, five, eight, eleven, and fifteen (six pair by level fifteen).
4. Rate: Can be thrown one knife at a time, or in volleys of two, four, or six depending on the characters level of experience. The most that can be used for melee combat is three blades per hand.
5. Range: 160 feet, plus 20 feet per level of experience.
6. Bonuses: +1 to strike for both thrown and melee use, +1 parry, plus PP bonus (if any) and any bonuses for Weapon Proficiencies.

I like it. I have been struggling with how to get some sort of projectile blade matter expulsion power going. The Plant Wings Project has kept me preoccupied lately however.

I will be editing them, by the way, to increase the speed and add the changes Twist suggested, for any who might be wanting to use any of the three wing powers recently posted.

Ken

I haven't checked out your Plant Wings power yet, is it posted on these boards? Its been a while since I've looked at this post, so I'll go threw the pages and check it out. If you are looking for ideas for your Plant Wings, you might want to checkout the power I posted here a long time ago called Energy Wings (this was before PU3, and the two are sufficiently different).

JTwig wrote:This is similar to two other power I've posted in the past (Super Energy Expulsion: Energy Blades/Knives, and Energy Expulsion: Stun Discs).

Matter Expulsion: Neuro-Blades/Knives (Major)
The character is capable of creating metal blades for use in both melee and ranged combat, which are also charged with a unique energy that disrupts bio-electric energy of a living body causing the target to be stunned or even fall unconscious.
1. Damage: 2d4 per blade, plus possible bio-electrical stun (see below).
2. Stunning: In addition to the damage listed above, the disc can interfere with the body’s bioelectrical impulses. The target makes a save verses a difficulty 14 (P.E. bonus may be added to this role), the difficulty increase by +1 at levels four, seven, eleven, and fifteen (for a total of 18 at level fifteen). If the save is successful the character suffers -1 attacks, -2 strike, and -2 to parry/dodge for one melee. If the save is unsuccessful the character losses consciousness for 2D4 melees.
Note: The penalties for being stunned do not stack with multiple hits, but damage is inflicted as normal.
3. Creation Amount: Two blades are created at level one, and the character can create an additional pair of blades at levels three, five, eight, eleven, and fifteen (six pair by level fifteen).
4. Rate: Can be thrown one knife at a time, or in volleys of two, four, six, eight, ten, or twelve blades depending on the characters level of experience. The most that can be used for melee combat is three blades per hand.
5. Range: 160 feet, plus 20 feet per level of experience.
6. Bonuses: +1 to strike for both thrown and melee use, +1 parry, plus PP bonus (if any) and any bonuses for Weapon Proficiencies.

MrTwist wrote:

JTwig wrote:This is similar to two other power I've posted in the past (Super Energy Expulsion: Energy Blades/Knives, and Energy Expulsion: Stun Discs).

Matter Expulsion: Neuro-Blades/Knives (Major)
The character is capable of creating metal blades for use in both melee and ranged combat, which are also charged with a unique energy that disrupts bio-electric energy of a living body causing the target to be stunned or even fall unconscious.
1. Damage: 2d4 per blade, plus possible bio-electrical stun (see below).
2. Stunning: In addition to the damage listed above, the disc can interfere with the body’s bioelectrical impulses. The target makes a save verses a difficulty 14 (P.E. bonus may be added to this role), the difficulty increase by +1 at levels four, seven, eleven, and fifteen (for a total of 18 at level fifteen). If the save is successful the character suffers -1 attacks, -2 strike, and -2 to parry/dodge for one melee. If the save is unsuccessful the character losses consciousness for 2D4 melees.
Note: The penalties for being stunned do not stack with multiple hits, but damage is inflicted as normal.
3. Creation Amount: Two blades are created at level one, and the character can create an additional pair of blades at levels three, five, eight, eleven, and fifteen (six pair by level fifteen).
4. Rate: Can be thrown one knife at a time, or in volleys of two, four, six, eight, ten, or twelve blades depending on the characters level of experience. The most that can be used for melee combat is three blades per hand.
5. Range: 160 feet, plus 20 feet per level of experience.
6. Bonuses: +1 to strike for both thrown and melee use, +1 parry, plus PP bonus (if any) and any bonuses for Weapon Proficiencies.

I'm sorry, this doesn't sound like a Matter Expulsion power at all. Or at least, it doesn't sound like a Matter Expulsion power as suggested by PU1. I'm still PU3 ignorant, so I could be wrong.

Looking at 'Stunning'. What disc?

It's a cool idea, but it does need some modification.

Stone Gargoyle wrote:Progenic Immortality(Minor)by Stone Gargoyle
"Come see me, son, before I die..."

The character with this power can live on through his children- literally. He is not immune to anything and can and will die. This power just allows him to attempt to live longer.

1.Dominant Genes: The character's genes will always be dominant, prodducing an heir and offspring of the character's same sex and genetic makeup, essentiall being a naturally bred clone(There's no denying parentage here). All sexual encounters result in pregnancy, also. The character is likely to breed frequently and widely to produce possible hosts.

2.Transfer: When the character dies, he must roll a second save vs. Coma/Death. If successful, his bio-energy seeks out a new host in one of his own children.
Saving Throw: A potential host can roll to resist possession(14 or better, ME bonuses apply). It the intended host succeeds, he can never be a potential host again. That is one of the limits of this power. If the target fails, however, the character's IQ, ME and MA attributes all transfer to the new body(physical skills may differ due to lack of exercise). All superpowers, psionics and magical training transfer as well.
Duration: Possession is permanent; when the host dies, another of the original body's children or the new host's children may be selected for another transfer. The bio-energy can remain outside a body 2d6 melees before unable to transfer bodies. If the duration passes without the character taking a new body, he dies. It takes one full melee for the transfer to take hold one it begins.
Limitations: Duration listed above. Also, the character must transfer to a child with identical genetic structure(cannot have been altered by Eugenics).
Range: Unlimited. Transfer occurs regardless of distance of the child to be possessed.
Number of attempts: Uses one melee action; can attempt twice per melee round.

dude! friggn awesome!

transferrable immortalities are truly very well done.

wolfsgrin wrote:Major
Light of Thousand Suns: ...snip...
1. Expulsion
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Attacks per Melee: Uses up 2 attacks and can only be
used once per round +1 more at levels 3,9,15
Bonuses: +3 aimed +1 wild
...snip

Lord Cherico wrote:Phantom Orchestra

Major

Play musical intrements-
The charater can play any musical intrement at
80% +5% per level of experence. This can go over the
100% limit allowing the charater to create mind blowing
musical preformances. Can not be used for offense.

Voice of an angel
Has the singing skill at 80% Plus 5% per level of experence

Write music-
The charater can write good music that will last for all time
and can instintivly read music. the skill is at 70% +5% per
level of experence. This can go over 100% and allows the
charater to be one of the ledgens

Natural rythem- The charater has Auto dodge +3 this applys to
the instruments the charater uses. This auto dodge gets +1 every
third level for instruments and +1 for the charater himself every
5th level.

Phantom orcestra-
The charater can telekinetically lift, move and play musical instrements
he can use 10 instrements per level of experence. This power lasts
as long as the charater concentrates and he must burn a melee action
every round to maintain it.

FLight- The charater can fly at 100 MPH +20 MPH every level

Inspire- When the charater activates his phantom ocestra power
he has a Awe factor of 14. And his allies gain +4 to to all combat
relatated rolls and +20% to skill rolls.

Roscoe Del'Tane wrote:Sharpshot [minor]
by Roscoe Del'Tane
"Of course I hit the target. I always hit my target. That's why I'm called Sureshot."

By some weird twist of fate, the character never has to roll to strike, he simply never misses with weapons he's trained in, he's considered to always roll a natural 18. But it has a serious downside, he can never ever get a critical, period, and cannot use any weapon that he hasn't trained in.

They automatically get 6 weapon proficiencies, starting at 4th level.

Note: The character still has to roll for punches and kicks and other non-weapon related attacks.

Roscoe Del'Tane wrote:Anime Stereo-type Hero [Major]
by Roscoe Del'Tane
"Why can't I get my hair to stay down."

Character resembles a person straight out of an anime show, which bestows some bonus's.

Choose one of the 3 below.

1. Trademark Weapon. The character has some weapon that is somehow different, different material, longer, thicker, etc. Whatever it looks like, it must be immediately recognizable as belonging to the character, "We'd better not mess with this sword, it belong's to Captain Psyco! You how possessive he is!". The weapon is considered unbreakable/never dulls, and does and extra die of damage (if it's a melee weapon), or shoots farther or has an extended clip (Bows or guns). The weapon can also be of outragous size/length, and still able to be wielded effortlessly by the owner, but everybody else does so with no bonuses to strike/parry with it, and only does minemle damage (5d6 hammer would do 5 damage period). Would have the damage rated for that weapon +1 die per level. "Can someone say DaiClave?"

2. Trademark Attack (this can only be chosen if the character has some other type of attack power). The character has an attack that only he can do, and it always looks really flashy with loud background music and a thematic song. The attack can only be done if the character has the initiative, and must be the first attack done. It does an extra die of damage at first level, and one more every third level. The attack, if it's ranged, also has double the range and or blast radius (cannot be any attack that costs more than 3 melee attacks). The attack scores a critical hit for double on a natural 17 or better, and triple damage on a natural 20. "Can someone Say ClimbHazard?

3. Trademark Outfit. The character has an outfit that cannot be duplicated by anybody else. No matter the skill of the maker, the outfit looks dorky, or has clashing colors, or is just plain fake looking. The Character is the only one who has the knowledge or means to make an authentic costume. The costume has a natural A.R. of 14, and has 250 S.D.C., and takes half damage from heat/cold/electrical attacks and falls. It takes about a week to make a new suit, costs about $2,000 to replace, and takes about a week or so to make. The costume tends to be bright and flashy, or otherwise very noticeable and durned near impossible to sneak in (-40% prowl skill). This is one of the Subminor powers. Though that one also 'inharent's the old hero's nemisis' also. "Capt. America Stands Tall Agine"

As the character progresses, he gains even more Anime-esque skills/abilities. At first level and every third level he can either choose or roll on the list below.

1. Ridiculously large pockets. No matter what he wears, the character can seem to cram more junk into the pockets than should physically be possible. The only rule is that the contents have to actually fit into the pockets/under the coat, and has to weigh less then the characters combined personal weight and lifting weight. I like this one. My mage chars ussuly have the D-pockes spell.... "Mint! Do you have Lancer's cell phone?"

2. Ridiculously strong strength of will. The character can, for every level plus one since choosing this feat, fight on after passing 0 Hit Points equal to his P.E with no ill effect (2nd level character with a P.E. of 17, could fight without penalty till he hits -51 hit points). After that point, he collapses into a coma like any other character. Very anime-ish

3. Absurd jumping height. Very simple, the character can jump 20 times his P.S. up, and 30 times across. He can also fall double his leaping height without damage, always lands on his feet; even heights greater than that only do half damage. Very anime-ish

4. Ridiculously developed body. All physical stats are considered to be extraordinary, and speed gets an extra 3d6 added to it. If chosen a second time, all stats become superhuman. Tends to have a rippling physique, and also gets a +2 to P.B. and M.A. when in situations when he's showing lots of skin. "Look at Arnie go..."

5. Ridiculously closed mind. Automatically receives +5 save vs hostile psionics and mental magics. Even when he fails, he only takes half damage. On the downside, he tends to have a brutish and sullen appearance, and has a penalty of -3 M.A. and -2 to P.B.

6. Phenomenally lucky in combat. The character can, once per day per level, either re-roll a bad die and choose the best roll, or upgrade one of his rolls to a natural critical. Unfortunaltey, when not in combat, he tends to have horrible luck. Flock of birds pass over head, and he's the only guy out of an entire stadium to get pooped on, gets a speeding ticket for going one mile over the limit, etc, etc. "Can someone say...Mihoshi?"

7. Amazing Social Grace. No matter what the character says when not in combat, the other party thinks very highly of them. As long as the character is smiling and says it in a pleasant tone, he can get away with insulting the popes family, religion, mode of dress, and hygiene and no one will be offended by it. The pope doesn't have a familly, cathlic priets are not allowed to marry.

8. Animal friend. Similar to the minor power, any animals the player encounters is friendly, and will ignore the character (but not any companions) as if he wasn't there.

9. Ridiculously developed skill set. The character is considered on par with a GOD on one skill program of choice. The character gets DOUBLE the skill progression than normal, and can go beyond the normal 98% limit. Furthermore, they can accomplish any feat in half the time, at half the cost, provided they aren't doing it in combat or as part of the campaign (as long as it's for storytelling purposes its fine, but not if the character has to actually roll in game).

10. Spontaneous power surge. The character can, at anytime choose to sacrifice an attack to ramp up one power. One attack sacrificed is equal to two levels of power advancement. This power temporarily burns up 2d6 Hit Points and S.D.C., and the attack that was sacrificed is gone for 10 minutes per level. With a power surge attack, if it hits, it's automatically a critical.

Notes:
* Character has to have some kind of great quest to engage in, and or some great evil to vanquish.
* Character will be frequently attacked/hounded/ pursued by rather incompetent bad guys, but the character won't be able to see through their disguises no matter how flimsy until it's almost too late to save the situation.
* Character has a 50/50 chance of suffering under the fighters curse. This is where the character is forever searching for a fight/cause/immediate form of fun while on the Big Quest.
* If the character takes and insanity, he can get a second Trademark. For three insanities, he can have all of them.
* Character has only base stats and S.D.C. and hit points, and those due to level progression. No skill will give him more, sorry.
* Choices 3, 4, 6, 9, and 10 can all be taken a second time, for double the bonuses, but also double the penalties.
* Character has to have at least two of the following: overly large eyes, spiky hair, strange hair color (purple, green, pink, etc.), strange hair style that defies gravity, strange set of normal clothes, funny accent, strange birthmark, nosebleeds when seeing anthing vaugly interesting on the opposite gender, anything else that the character and G.M. feel work in this situation.

JTwig wrote:

MrTwist wrote:

JTwig wrote:This is similar to two other power I've posted in the past (Super Energy Expulsion: Energy Blades/Knives, and Energy Expulsion: Stun Discs).

Matter Expulsion: Neuro-Blades/Knives (Major)
The character is capable of creating metal blades for use in both melee and ranged combat, which are also charged with a unique energy that disrupts bio-electric energy of a living body causing the target to be stunned or even fall unconscious.
1. Damage: 2d4 per blade, plus possible bio-electrical stun (see below).
2. Stunning: In addition to the damage listed above, the disc can interfere with the body’s bioelectrical impulses. The target makes a save verses a difficulty 14 (P.E. bonus may be added to this role), the difficulty increase by +1 at levels four, seven, eleven, and fifteen (for a total of 18 at level fifteen). If the save is successful the character suffers -1 attacks, -2 strike, and -2 to parry/dodge for one melee. If the save is unsuccessful the character losses consciousness for 2D4 melees.
Note: The penalties for being stunned do not stack with multiple hits, but damage is inflicted as normal.
3. Creation Amount: Two blades are created at level one, and the character can create an additional pair of blades at levels three, five, eight, eleven, and fifteen (six pair by level fifteen).
4. Rate: Can be thrown one knife at a time, or in volleys of two, four, six, eight, ten, or twelve blades depending on the characters level of experience. The most that can be used for melee combat is three blades per hand.
5. Range: 160 feet, plus 20 feet per level of experience.
6. Bonuses: +1 to strike for both thrown and melee use, +1 parry, plus PP bonus (if any) and any bonuses for Weapon Proficiencies.

I'm sorry, this doesn't sound like a Matter Expulsion power at all. Or at least, it doesn't sound like a Matter Expulsion power as suggested by PU1. I'm still PU3 ignorant, so I could be wrong.

Looking at 'Stunning'. What disc?

It's a cool idea, but it does need some modification.

The disc part was a cut and paste error (I pasted from my Stunning Disc power), replace it with blade or knife.

As for it not sounding like a Matter Expulsion, what do you mean? You are creating matter from no where, which is in turn flies at a target or appears in your hand. While it is not the same as the other Matter Expulsion (no armor, or attribute bonuses), it is still a form of matter expulsion.

Plus I like to keep my naming conventions similar; if it was up to me the Sub Zero (or what ever the name of the cold generation power from PU3; or was it PU1?) would have been called Control Elemental Force: Cold (even though cold is not an element), and anything that only projects damaging energy at a range is an Energy Expulsion (or a Super Energy Expulsion if it is a major power) in my games. I found it helps players not only remember the names, but also allows the powers to be looked up easier. Hence in my games if it involves the creation and expulsion of matter it is called a Matter Expulsion. If you don't think it should be labelled a Matter Expulsion power then call it what ever you would like.

Also, what more information do you need? I've giving you all the game mechanic, and I only give the minimum amount of fluff because I think the SF should be worked out between the Players and GMs to better suit their games. If you could give me a list of what you think is missing Id appreciate it.

I was kind of drunk when I posted it

MrTwist wrote:

JTwig wrote:

MrTwist wrote:

JTwig wrote:This is similar to two other power I've posted in the past (Super Energy Expulsion: Energy Blades/Knives, and Energy Expulsion: Stun Discs).

Matter Expulsion: Neuro-Blades/Knives (Major)
The character is capable of creating metal blades for use in both melee and ranged combat, which are also charged with a unique energy that disrupts bio-electric energy of a living body causing the target to be stunned or even fall unconscious.
1. Damage: 2d4 per blade, plus possible bio-electrical stun (see below).
2. Stunning: In addition to the damage listed above, the disc can interfere with the body’s bioelectrical impulses. The target makes a save verses a difficulty 14 (P.E. bonus may be added to this role), the difficulty increase by +1 at levels four, seven, eleven, and fifteen (for a total of 18 at level fifteen). If the save is successful the character suffers -1 attacks, -2 strike, and -2 to parry/dodge for one melee. If the save is unsuccessful the character losses consciousness for 2D4 melees.
Note: The penalties for being stunned do not stack with multiple hits, but damage is inflicted as normal.
3. Creation Amount: Two blades are created at level one, and the character can create an additional pair of blades at levels three, five, eight, eleven, and fifteen (six pair by level fifteen).
4. Rate: Can be thrown one knife at a time, or in volleys of two, four, six, eight, ten, or twelve blades depending on the characters level of experience. The most that can be used for melee combat is three blades per hand.
5. Range: 160 feet, plus 20 feet per level of experience.
6. Bonuses: +1 to strike for both thrown and melee use, +1 parry, plus PP bonus (if any) and any bonuses for Weapon Proficiencies.

I'm sorry, this doesn't sound like a Matter Expulsion power at all. Or at least, it doesn't sound like a Matter Expulsion power as suggested by PU1. I'm still PU3 ignorant, so I could be wrong.

Looking at 'Stunning'. What disc?

It's a cool idea, but it does need some modification.

The disc part was a cut and paste error (I pasted from my Stunning Disc power), replace it with blade or knife.

As for it not sounding like a Matter Expulsion, what do you mean? You are creating matter from no where, which is in turn flies at a target or appears in your hand. While it is not the same as the other Matter Expulsion (no armor, or attribute bonuses), it is still a form of matter expulsion.

Plus I like to keep my naming conventions similar; if it was up to me the Sub Zero (or what ever the name of the cold generation power from PU3; or was it PU1?) would have been called Control Elemental Force: Cold (even though cold is not an element), and anything that only projects damaging energy at a range is an Energy Expulsion (or a Super Energy Expulsion if it is a major power) in my games. I found it helps players not only remember the names, but also allows the powers to be looked up easier. Hence in my games if it involves the creation and expulsion of matter it is called a Matter Expulsion. If you don't think it should be labelled a Matter Expulsion power then call it what ever you would like.

Also, what more information do you need? I've giving you all the game mechanic, and I only give the minimum amount of fluff because I think the SF should be worked out between the Players and GMs to better suit their games. If you could give me a list of what you think is missing Id appreciate it.

I was kind of drunk when I posted it, but I kept comparing the power to the other matter expulsion powers. I understand now why you called it matter expulsion, but then I just didn't see it.

JTwig wrote:

MrTwist wrote:

JTwig wrote:

MrTwist wrote:

JTwig wrote:This is similar to two other power I've posted in the past (Super Energy Expulsion: Energy Blades/Knives, and Energy Expulsion: Stun Discs).

Matter Expulsion: Neuro-Blades/Knives (Major)
The character is capable of creating metal blades for use in both melee and ranged combat, which are also charged with a unique energy that disrupts bio-electric energy of a living body causing the target to be stunned or even fall unconscious.
1. Damage: 2d4 per blade, plus possible bio-electrical stun (see below).
2. Stunning: In addition to the damage listed above, the disc can interfere with the body’s bioelectrical impulses. The target makes a save verses a difficulty 14 (P.E. bonus may be added to this role), the difficulty increase by +1 at levels four, seven, eleven, and fifteen (for a total of 18 at level fifteen). If the save is successful the character suffers -1 attacks, -2 strike, and -2 to parry/dodge for one melee. If the save is unsuccessful the character losses consciousness for 2D4 melees.
Note: The penalties for being stunned do not stack with multiple hits, but damage is inflicted as normal.
3. Creation Amount: Two blades are created at level one, and the character can create an additional pair of blades at levels three, five, eight, eleven, and fifteen (six pair by level fifteen).
4. Rate: Can be thrown one knife at a time, or in volleys of two, four, six, eight, ten, or twelve blades depending on the characters level of experience. The most that can be used for melee combat is three blades per hand.
5. Range: 160 feet, plus 20 feet per level of experience.
6. Bonuses: +1 to strike for both thrown and melee use, +1 parry, plus PP bonus (if any) and any bonuses for Weapon Proficiencies.

I'm sorry, this doesn't sound like a Matter Expulsion power at all. Or at least, it doesn't sound like a Matter Expulsion power as suggested by PU1. I'm still PU3 ignorant, so I could be wrong.

Looking at 'Stunning'. What disc?

It's a cool idea, but it does need some modification.

The disc part was a cut and paste error (I pasted from my Stunning Disc power), replace it with blade or knife.

As for it not sounding like a Matter Expulsion, what do you mean? You are creating matter from no where, which is in turn flies at a target or appears in your hand. While it is not the same as the other Matter Expulsion (no armor, or attribute bonuses), it is still a form of matter expulsion.

Plus I like to keep my naming conventions similar; if it was up to me the Sub Zero (or what ever the name of the cold generation power from PU3; or was it PU1?) would have been called Control Elemental Force: Cold (even though cold is not an element), and anything that only projects damaging energy at a range is an Energy Expulsion (or a Super Energy Expulsion if it is a major power) in my games. I found it helps players not only remember the names, but also allows the powers to be looked up easier. Hence in my games if it involves the creation and expulsion of matter it is called a Matter Expulsion. If you don't think it should be labelled a Matter Expulsion power then call it what ever you would like.

Also, what more information do you need? I've giving you all the game mechanic, and I only give the minimum amount of fluff because I think the SF should be worked out between the Players and GMs to better suit their games. If you could give me a list of what you think is missing Id appreciate it.

I was kind of drunk when I posted it, but I kept comparing the power to the other matter expulsion powers. I understand now why you called it matter expulsion, but then I just didn't see it.

What are you thinking, cruising (the web) why impaired! No wonder these boards take so long to load on my DSL, all the tanked posters causing data packet collision!

JTwig wrote:

MrTwist wrote:

JTwig wrote:

MrTwist wrote:

JTwig wrote:This is similar to two other power I've posted in the past (Super Energy Expulsion: Energy Blades/Knives, and Energy Expulsion: Stun Discs).

Matter Expulsion: Neuro-Blades/Knives (Major)
The character is capable of creating metal blades for use in both melee and ranged combat, which are also charged with a unique energy that disrupts bio-electric energy of a living body causing the target to be stunned or even fall unconscious.
1. Damage: 2d4 per blade, plus possible bio-electrical stun (see below).
2. Stunning: In addition to the damage listed above, the disc can interfere with the body’s bioelectrical impulses. The target makes a save verses a difficulty 14 (P.E. bonus may be added to this role), the difficulty increase by +1 at levels four, seven, eleven, and fifteen (for a total of 18 at level fifteen). If the save is successful the character suffers -1 attacks, -2 strike, and -2 to parry/dodge for one melee. If the save is unsuccessful the character losses consciousness for 2D4 melees.
Note: The penalties for being stunned do not stack with multiple hits, but damage is inflicted as normal.
3. Creation Amount: Two blades are created at level one, and the character can create an additional pair of blades at levels three, five, eight, eleven, and fifteen (six pair by level fifteen).
4. Rate: Can be thrown one knife at a time, or in volleys of two, four, six, eight, ten, or twelve blades depending on the characters level of experience. The most that can be used for melee combat is three blades per hand.
5. Range: 160 feet, plus 20 feet per level of experience.
6. Bonuses: +1 to strike for both thrown and melee use, +1 parry, plus PP bonus (if any) and any bonuses for Weapon Proficiencies.

I'm sorry, this doesn't sound like a Matter Expulsion power at all. Or at least, it doesn't sound like a Matter Expulsion power as suggested by PU1. I'm still PU3 ignorant, so I could be wrong.

Looking at 'Stunning'. What disc?

It's a cool idea, but it does need some modification.

The disc part was a cut and paste error (I pasted from my Stunning Disc power), replace it with blade or knife.

As for it not sounding like a Matter Expulsion, what do you mean? You are creating matter from no where, which is in turn flies at a target or appears in your hand. While it is not the same as the other Matter Expulsion (no armor, or attribute bonuses), it is still a form of matter expulsion.

Plus I like to keep my naming conventions similar; if it was up to me the Sub Zero (or what ever the name of the cold generation power from PU3; or was it PU1?) would have been called Control Elemental Force: Cold (even though cold is not an element), and anything that only projects damaging energy at a range is an Energy Expulsion (or a Super Energy Expulsion if it is a major power) in my games. I found it helps players not only remember the names, but also allows the powers to be looked up easier. Hence in my games if it involves the creation and expulsion of matter it is called a Matter Expulsion. If you don't think it should be labelled a Matter Expulsion power then call it what ever you would like.

Also, what more information do you need? I've giving you all the game mechanic, and I only give the minimum amount of fluff because I think the SF should be worked out between the Players and GMs to better suit their games. If you could give me a list of what you think is missing Id appreciate it.

I was kind of drunk when I posted it, but I kept comparing the power to the other matter expulsion powers. I understand now why you called it matter expulsion, but then I just didn't see it.

What are you thinking, cruising (the web) why impaired! No wonder these boards take so long to load on my DSL, all the tanked posters causing data packet collision!

MrTwist wrote:
Actually, most of the time I spend on the boards recently has been while drunk. When sober, I'd rather get out an do other things. When I drink, I don't leave my house. Therefore I have my computer handy.

And maybe pages take too long to load, not because of drunk posters, but because of your DSL in the first place.

JTwig wrote:

MrTwist wrote:
Actually, most of the time I spend on the boards recently has been while drunk. When sober, I'd rather get out an do other things. When I drink, I don't leave my house. Therefore I have my computer handy.

And maybe pages take too long to load, not because of drunk posters, but because of your DSL in the first place.

No, it couldn't be my DSL! Haven't you seen the commercials, "Up to 10x faster than dial-up"!

O.K., I suck and I'm sorry.

JTwig wrote:

MrTwist wrote:
Actually, most of the time I spend on the boards recently has been while drunk. When sober, I'd rather get out an do other things. When I drink, I don't leave my house. Therefore I have my computer handy.

And maybe pages take too long to load, not because of drunk posters, but because of your DSL in the first place.

No, it couldn't be my DSL! Haven't you seen the commercials, "Up to 10x faster than dial-up"!

O.K., I suck and I'm sorry.

Stone Gargoyle wrote:This is a power that I gave passing mention to in the "How I met your mother" topic thread.

Alter Physical Body:Gender(Minor)by Stone Gargoyle
Also refered to as "Gender Bender"

This strange power alows the character to morph their body to alter their apparent sexual identity.

1.Genetic Androgyny: Genetic samples of the character come up inconclusive in determining sex, and the character has a generally androgynous appearance and voice.

2.Morphing Body Topography: The character's body can release testosterone and develop masculine traits, growing male sex organs at will. The character can also release estrogen to take on female traits, the male organs retracting and female ones replacing them, with the chest area becoming more pronounced.
Attacks:Uses 1 melee attack/action to convert to a different sexual appearance.

3.Limitations and Penalties: The character is actually neuter, merely mimicking the appearance of a sexually active person. The sex organs are incapable of reproduction. They can become aroused, however.

4.Bonuses:
+1d4 PB
Heals 3 times the normal rate
Adds 10% the the Disguise and Impersonation skill

Sadly this is the only one I have time to post at the moment.

Ken