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Miranda Fay
Character Summary
Name: Miranda Madeline Fay
Aliases: Moneta, Mandy
Age: 57
Birthday: March 2, 1964
Birth Place: Juneau, Alaska
Gender: Female
Powers:
- Retrocognition - The power to discern events of the past and see it from touching an object. Initially just that but has evolved to the point where she can show others her own memories or retrieve forgotten memories for others.
- Holographic Projection - The power to manipulate holograms. As she got older allows her to now project solid hard light holograms that can physically interact with the world.
Training: Well let's see, her time with both Xavier and Magneto back in the 80s plus almost 40 years of on again off again time with the Brotherhood
Languages: English, German, French
Appearance
Height: 5 feet, 4 inches
Weight: 115 pounds
Build: Slim
Eyes: Brown
Hair: Brown
Skin Tone: Fair
Tattoos/Scars/Piercings: Ears pierced, has a slight scar along the right side of her face, and almost what looks to be scars from drill marks or something on her temples, somewhat faded but still visible despite it being years since she got them
Personal Style: She sometimes still falls back into the nicer sort of appearance that she used to. Blouses and nice pants, that sort of thing. However now a days she's more often then not wearing somewhat loose clothing, and most of the time there is some sort of dirt and grim on the clothes themselves, typically from her messing with machines. For the most part she stopped truly caring about how she really appears to others, but she will wear nicer clothes when she knows that she's going to meet people, after that though she's back to a slightly messier appearance.
Psychology
Smart * Stubborn * Calm * Quiet * Friendly * Quick-Tempered
Sexuality: Heterosexual
Relationship Status: In an on again off again relationship with Magneto
Personality:
Miranda as an older adult she has more or less calmed slightly in the amount of time since she last truly appeared. She's not impulsive anymore, at least not as much as she used to be and takes a relatively calm approach to most things. However she has become far less outgoing and is more reserved and quiet as the time and experiences in her life have changed that much about her. She is still stubborn as all hell and even despite her more quiet demeanor will hold her ground, and has done so in arguments with Magneto over certain things.
This stubborn streak goes hand in hand with her being a bit easy to anger, and she will fight over certain things, and if you annoy her she will fight you back and snap. Despite this, she is a fairly friendly individual and will act kindly to just about everyone else that she meets unless they give her a good excuse for why she shouldn't be. Miranda is still an intellectual, she has brains and won't hesitate to use them when the need arises for them.
Habits: Twisting her hair, tapping her fingers
Hobbies: Playing piano, tinkering with technology
Fears:
- Death
- Getting tormented by Humans again
- Drowning
Likes:
- Animals
- Technology
- Astronomy
- Music
- Tinkering with machines
- Puzzles
Dislikes:
- Liars
- Bullies
- Ignorant people
- Mutant Haters
- Snakes
- Her older brothers
Cards On The Table
General World Skills:
- Computers
- Aerospace Engineering
- Deduction
- Problem Solving
- Persuasion
- Perception
- Piano
- Mechanics
- Knowledge (History)
- Knowledge (Astronomy)
- Knowledge (Geography)
Combat Skills:
- Stamina
- Running
- Hand-to-Hand Combat
- Holographic Hard Light Projectiles
Medical Issues/Injuries:
- PTSD (relating to incidents from when she was younger)
- General Anxiety Issues
Possessions:
- A worn out locket that has a picture of her brother Jeremy in it.
- A few odds and end tools that she uses to tinker with things
- A toddler picture of each of her two kids, a boy and a girl, that she carries around with her
- A scrapbook of pictures of Guin growing up that Tony had given her
History
How did you discover your powers:
Miranda was 15 years old when she discovered her powers. She had been helping to clean out the attic of their house, planning on getting rid of some of the old stuff, things that 10 years before her mother had left behind, as well as anything else they needed to get rid of. She found an old painting, and it made her curious as to where it had come from, when suddenly she went into a trance-like state, and saw the entire history of the painting play out for her like a movie, and her brothers had to snap her out of it. That night, when she fell asleep, she started dreaming, but after only a few minutes, she was shaken awake by someone, as it turned out, she had been creating holograms of her dream. They couldn't hurt anyone, but they had almost seemed like they were there. She knew she had to hide her powers as best as she could, but it was hard with 5 brothers who liked to mess with her as a joke, and cause her to use her powers.
General History:
Miranda was born as the youngest of a total of 7 kids, and unfortunately, was the only girl among them. Her mother abandoned the family when she was 5 years old, and her father worked hard to support the family, meaning that he was hardly around. This resulted in her being raised more by her older brothers, Jeremy, Jason, the twins Tristan and Tim, Marcus, and Matthew. They tended to treat her as if she was a baby and a lot younger than she actually was, Matthew who was the closest in age to her was only two years older then her.
The odd thing was that she was actually the closest to her oldest brother Jeremy, despite there being a 10 year age gap between the two of them. He acted almost more like a father to her at times instead of a brother, and she was fine with that. Her other brothers weren't exactly very nice to her, treating her poorly and like she had no mind of her own. Even though that was clearly false, as it became apparent that she had a brain that seemed to work better then theirs.
When she was 10 years old, Jeremy enlisted in the army. She didn't want to see him go, but there wasn't much else she could do. He was an adult, and he wanted to leave, and she understood that. Before he left, he bought her a locket, and gave it to her, telling her he wants to see what she put in it when he got home. Problem was, he never came back, dying on the battlefield. She felt so alone, being left with the siblings who didn't really care much about her, but she didn't know what else she could do. There wasn't anyone else who she felt truly cared so she just went with whatever life seemed to throw at her.
She threw herself into her schooling, easily becoming the top of her class no matter what the subject was, but especially when it came to any sort of science. It seemed that was just how her brain worked, and it annoyed her brothers to no end, since it seemed clear that she might be more intelligent then they were despite their protests. It was nice for her to find something that she was good at, something that her brothers did poorly at, and it was something she found that she enjoyed.
When she discovered her powers when she was 15 years old, things seemed to take a turn for the worst in her family. She was mocked by her brothers, and then they would try to find ways for her powers to trigger. In one case, it got so bad for her that she ended up unconscious in a hospital as her mind tried to filter through everything she had been seeing about the past. After she graduated high school, she started going towards the idea of getting a college degree, but she didn't have the money for it, so she became a waitress and that was what she was doing when she was found and approached by Charles Xavier and Erik Lensherr.
The pair were attempting to shut down a whacked out government project, and she ended up going along with the two of them to deal with it. She befriended another girl there who was only a year or so younger then she was, Ellie Theriot. Eventually, things went a bit south as Miranda on one of their sort of expeditions in trying to stop the project, she ended up getting caught. The humans who had caught her dug needles into her brain in order to try and figure out how her mental powers worked. She ended up getting saved but not before nearly ending up in a coma again from her powers, and not before it messed with her a bit mentally from the experience. When Erik and Charles parted ways, she chose to go with Erik, and the pair eventually started a bit of a relationship.
Over the years, she has mainly stayed with the Brotherhood, though more of as a support person as opposed to straight up being involved. So her involvement with the group was fairly lowkey and no one really knew that she was even working with them. Unlike many though, she did have moments where she'd break off from the group and go do her own sort of thing. Like the instance where she went and got herself a college degree in Aerospace Engineering. It was a bit of a strange major, but she left the Brotherhood long enough to get her degree, but afterwards she did eventually go back to the group.
There was one other real moment where Miranda was off and away from the group for more then a few months at a time. This moment though resulted in her being away and broken up with Magneto for several years. She and Erik had been arguing, and it was another moment in their relationship where they were off again and this time though, she left the Brotherhood for a while. The reason? Towards the end off 1993 she discovered that she was pregnant, and she didn't want any child she had to be raised in the Brotherhood. Despite what many might think, Miranda wasn't too thoroughly involved or invested in what it was that the Brotherhood did, yet she chose to stay. She didn't want any kid she might have to not get that choice.
After leaving the Brotherhood, she took refuge in Seattle, Washington, the other side of the country, and had her son. She was upset at the prospect of giving her child up, but she wanted him to have a better life, and so she left her son Frederick with a good family and ran away. Wanting to put as much distance between her son and Magneto, she chose to spend more time away from the Brotherhood, to hopefully not draw away anymore suspicion with regards as to why she had left suddenly without so much as a word.
In 1999, she ended up at that year's Stark Expo. Miranda had always wanted to go, but due to being with the Brotherhood had never been able to go. While there she had struck up a conversation who turned out to be none other then Tony Stark himself, and the pair started talking. That conversation eventually turned into more then that, as she ended up in a relationship with someone else for the first time in her life, and despite Stark having a bit of a reputation as a playboy, they actually lasted for a while with their relationship, and eventually she found out she was pregnant. Now, Miranda was thinking that there was a chance that she'd be able to be there for her daughter, even though she couldn't be there for her son. Things were fine for the first year or two after Guin was born, but eventually her past caught up to her. Namely her past with regards to what they had done in the 80s and the government program she had aided in forcibly shutting down. After talking about it with Tony, she figured that it was best for her to leave, and for Guin to stay with him, and she disappeared again.
In a little less then a decade, she had lost not one, but two children, because of the life that she had been living. And once more, she was all alone and had no where to go. This resulted in her going back once more to the Brotherhood, despite the several years at this point that it had been, and went back. Upon returning, she found out that over the course of her departure from the organization, Erik had ended up together with someone else, having a relationship before she disappeared without a trace. Miranda thought back on her own experience of leaving, and thought that perhaps something similar to that might have happened. It wasn't until years later that she learned that the woman, Magda, much like her had left and had children who were Erik's. Those two being the twins Wanda and Pietro, who Miranda once she had met them tried to take care of them and help them out whenever they needed her, almost acting like a mother to them.
She had completely lost contact with the family that had adopted her son after the first few years, but she did stay in relative contact with Tony, who eventually became a superhero in his own right, so she knew how Guin was doing as the years went by. Miranda however did get annoyed more then a few times when the Brotherhood's antics threatened her daughter in some way, like when they attacked the boarding school she was at and other confrontations she ended up later having with the Brotherhood when she worked for SHIELD and later the X-Men.
When Wanda warped reality and created the world of House of M, Miranda was one of the few who knew that the world wasn't real. Thing is, she remembered both realities, and new which one was the real one. However, she played along for the most, sticking with her memories of the false world, where she was a lot more confident and outspoken like she used to be, and didn't really have any sort of anxiety issues like she does really. Her memories allowed her to know what was real, but fall back on the fake reality's version of her so it wasn't clearly obvious, and she almost seemed like a completely different person because of it. Though when she saw her chance to right the world she took it, even though it technically meant that she ended up killing Magneto in that reality, at least he didn't remember it. And she planned to keep it that way for as long as possible.
When it comes to Genosha, Miranda has only really known the basics of everything, as she left all of those dealings to Erik, as he was a member of the Hellfire Club, and she wasn't. She wasn't too sure if she agreed fully with how the group went about doing things, but she did like the outcome that was being achieved. A place where mutants didn't have to worry about the things growing up that she had had to deal with, and that was all that really mattered.
Extras
Character Quote: "You can do whatever you put your mind to."
Theme Song: We Didn't Start the Fire - Billy Joel
Anything Else: See previously submitted CS
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Zelda Flynn
Character Summary
Name: Zelda Aurora Flynn
Superhero Name: Calamity
Age: 14
Birthday: February 21, 2024
Birth Place: San Francisco, CA
Pronouns: She/Her
Gender: Female
Species: Mutant
Recommender: Frederick Flynn, SHIELD Operations agent
Languages: English, French
Appearance
Height: 5 feet 4 inches
Weight: 126
Build: Athletic
Eyes: Hazel
Hair: Brunette with natural white streaks in the front
Skin Tone: Pale
Tattoos/Scars/Piercings: Ears pierced
Personal Style: She will typically dress in a way that will typically help her to blend in with her surroundings and everyone else. As Zelda doesn't want to stand out all too much from everyone else. However that changes a lot when she wears costumes of any sort to conventions or something else, choosing to go all out for her cosplays and typically does full characters where she basically can hide her appearance as much as possible.
Psychology
Kind * Introvert * Creative * Insecure * Intelligent * Impulsive
Sexuality: Asexual
Relationship Status: Single
Alignment: Neutral Good
Personality:
Zelda has always been one to prefer to keep to herself, not exactly being the best at talking to others and opening up about who she herself was. Though she is fairly nice to those that do find a way to befriend her, Zelda typically is difficult to fully befriend, as she is not the greatest when it comes to interacting at first with strangers. This all leads to her being insecure about most everything that she does, she thinks she's failed or does something wrong, even if others try to tell her otherwise. Despite what she tended to be told, that never seemed to change anything with how she viewed things.
Despite all of this, she is a rather smart girl and usually is pretty good at finding solutions to problems if need be. and will typically find some solutions whenever possible. Zelda also tends to be a bit on the creative side, tending to be a bit more on the artistic side with most everything that she does, it makes it a bit easier in general for her, especially considering what her hobby is. Though sometimes she can seem like she's quick to make choices, not always thinking through everything and being impulsive and quick to make decisions or jump to conclusions.
Habits: Tapping her fingers, twisting her hair
Hobbies: Cosplaying, video games
Fears:
- Public Speaking
- Snakes
- Failure
Likes: At least 6
- Video games
- Comic books
- Cosplaying
- Conventions
- Cats
- Drawing
Dislikes: At least 6
- Being in front of people
- Crowds when she's not in costume
- Giving reports in class
- Snakes
- The Snow
- Loud Music
Cards On The Table
Powers:
- Emotion Manipulation - User can sense and manipulate the emotions, including feelings, moods and their affects, of themselves, people, animals and other creatures, whether by increasing, decreasing, causing or otherwise channeling emotions
- Emphatic Creation - User can change emotional energy into different forms and objects
General World Skills:
- Sewing
- Fashion Design
- Sketching
- Problem Solving
- Perception
- Pop Culture
Combat Skills:
- Throwing Knives
- Hand to Hand Combat
- Stealth
Coursework:
- Traditional -
- 1 - Chemistry?
- 2 - Fashion Design?
- 3- Literature?
- 4 - Drawing or an art class of some sort?
- Superheroics -
- 1- Hand to Hand Combat?
- 2- Projectile Weapons?
- 3- Power based studies of some sort?
- 4- Alien Civilizations?
Medical Issues/Injuries:
- Major Anxiety
Possessions: Limited to the spots provided. This is generally the list of items that you own, just list your characters possessions. Put a * next to items that are not on them and are instead kept in the dorm room
- Backpack - Sketchpad and pencils, student id card, copy of the Legend of Zelda ocarina of time manga, wallet, emergency credit card, $20 cash, phone, book about clothing design
- Sewing Machine on a desk*
- Dressform*
- Lots of fabric and materials of various types*
- Throwing knives
- Laptop*
- 2 Mannequins that are usually in a cosplay costume of sorts*
- Handheld game console*
- Black Scottish fold cat name Poppy*
History
- Dr. Bonnie Chase - Mother
- Frederick Flynn - Father
- April Flynn - Older sister
- Erik Lensherr - Grandfather
- Miranda Fay - Grandmother
- Wanda Maximoff - Aunt
- The Vision - Uncle
- Billy Maximoff - Cousin
- Tommy Maximoff - Cousin
- Lorna Dane - Aunt
- Cecily Lensherr - Aunt
- Pietro Maximoff - Uncle
- Guin Stark - Aunt
- Nadja Maximoff-Stark - Cousin
- Magda Maximoff-Stark - Cousin
How did you discover your powers: Zelda it was during school of sorts when she discovered her powers. Having always had not the greatest time with speaking in front of people, so when she had to do a presentation in class for something, her mind shot into overdrive and went insane trying to think of ways to calm down and actually say what she was supposed to for the presentation. That didn't exactly end well as her emotions got the better of her, and suddenly for some strange reason butterflies were brought to life and started materializing around her, except they were black in colored with a weird aura around her, and they instantly started attacking everyone in the class! They had to sort of evacuate that entire part of the school, as the more she panicked over the whole situation, the more butterflies appeared and made the situation worse. That was the first real situation with regards to her discovering her powers.
General History:
Zelda was born as the youngest daughter of Bonnie Chase and Frederick Flynn. Unlike her sister April, from a young age she always stuck more to herself, not so much wanting to cause issues or potentially get in the way, especially considering the jobs her parents had. She was only a few years old when they moved to Washington DC, so she doesn't really remember how things were in San Francisco. Her only home that she has known has always been on the east coast, and she prefers it to how things are supposedly over on the west side of the US.
Growing up, she never really felt confident in her own skin. Preferring to daydream a bit, and discovering a love of video games and comic books. It was always fun for her to imagine being someone else, whether that being a character in a game, or someone in one of her stories that she read. That's how she ended up discovering a love of cosplay! She basically ended up begging her parents to let her take some sort of sewing class just so she could learn how to make the costumes herself, and they did end up humoring her with her new hobby.
The first character she ever cosplayed as was Sheik, from Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time. Zelda learned rather quickly how much more confident she felt when she was able to hide behind a mask, so when she continued on with her cosplays, she almost always chose a character of sorts that hid her appearance in some way. Like how she was literally named Zelda, but she'd only really go out and about in costume as Sheik instead. Preferring to hide, as that helped her to feel more confident and prepared to face everything in the world. Zelda went to conventions constantly whenever she was able to, and she had a fairly strong following on social media for her costumes, though she almost never showed her entire face to keep it so people didn't actually know it was her. She figured if she ever had a superhero costume, it would probably be based around Sheik's character model and design, and she actually started thinking about how different costume designs and all potentially were created to be durable, so she thought this was a fun thing to think about.
Proposed Arc:
- Maybe one that would make sense for her would be to basically grow as a person to become more confident as herself as opposed to hiding behind a mask. That's a bit of a big thing in general for her and why she almost always will hide behind a mask or something to pretend to be someone else, so that might be a fun thing for her.
Extras
Character Quote: "Can people just pretend that I'm not here? It would make my life easier..."
Favorite Song: Hero of Our Time - NateWantsToBattle
Anything Else: Posty Post, and I don't really care much for most of the Marvel Teen heroes, so I'm going to list a DC one instead that one being Beast Boy
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Zarina Raynordattir
Character Summary
Name: Zarina Nanna Raynordattir
Superhero Name: Valkyrie
Age: 16 (though because of time travel shenanigans she probably is more like 17 technically)
Birthday: October 27, 2021
Birth Place: New Asgard
Pronouns: She/Her
Gender: Female
Species: Asgardian Mutant
Recommender: Dr. Theresa Sparks (Sparky)
Languages: English, Norwegian
Appearance
Height: 5 feet 2 inches
Weight: 117 pounds
Build: Average
Eyes: Blue
Hair: Naturally dark brown but dyed a bluish green color.
Skin Tone: Pale
Tattoos/Scars/Piercings: Ears pierced
Personal Style: Her hair is relatively on the shorter side, brushing her shoulders lightly but typically it's natural waves make her hair seem a bit shorter. She typically wears a vest of sorts, long sleeved shirt, jeans with a sweatshirt wrapped around her waste a pair of boots. Preferring to dress for comfort as opposed to anything else, and she typically wears a piece of jewelry on her right ear that more or less hooks onto it.
Psychology
Friendly * Morbid * Intelligent * Naive * Brave * Gullible
Sexuality: Bisexual
Relationship Status: In a relationship with Andy Drummond
Alignment: Chaotic Good
Personality: Zarina isn't exactly your typical girl when it comes to the way that her mind works. She is a smart individual who will do what she can to help others accomplish their goals, but sometimes her kindness is taken advantage of by people, as she is typically gullible when it comes to the way things work. She'll fall for most things that people tell her, no matter how absurd they are. Zari is friendly towards just about everyone that she meets, and will be nice to anyone and everyone, no matter who they are. She always gives others the benefit of the doubt, even if they've tricked her in the past.
Her curiosity can sometimes take a strange turn, as she'll sometimes make the occasional comment that could only be described as morbid. She's curious as to how the human body works and won't hesitate to ask weird (or sometimes gross) questions to help her curiosity. Also, her knowledge of random facts relating to death or how to kill someone is not exactly a very good sign. Because of her age, Zarina is a bit naive in the way the world works, despite everything that happens relating to mutants, she will try her best to look at the bright side. She remains a brave individual who will fight for those close to her, or who she considers to be friends/allies no matter the cost to her.
Habits: Biting her lip, twisting her hair, rubbing her right arm slightly when she's nervous
Hobbies: Messing with wires and talking with Mr. Eyeball
Fears:
- Her loved ones dying
- Being alone
- Enclosed spaces
Likes:
- Wires
- Circuits
- Flowers
- Animals
- Being around others
- The outdoors
Dislikes:
- Spiders
- Snakes
- Bullies
- Being stuck in one place
- Being Alone
- Bugs
Cards On The Table
Powers: 1-2 ideally, talk to the GM if you need more
- Technopathy
- Enhanced Durability
- Ability to "see" if someone is close to death (Valkyrie power)
General World Skills:
- Hacking
- Computer Programming
- Computer Hardware Engineering
- Integrated Circuits
- Computer Systems
- Mixed Trivia Knowledge
- Basic History (Earth-666)
- Time Travel Physics
Combat Skills:
- Sword Fighting
- Stamina
Coursework:
- Traditional - put down 4 class suggestions
- 1 - Robotics?
- 2 - Engineering?
- 3- History?
- 4 - Physics?
- Superheroics - put down 4 class suggestions
- 1- Sword Fighting?
- 2- Intro to Time Travel?
- 3- Something for her powers?
- 4- Alien Civilizations?
Medical Issues/Injuries:
- N/A
Possessions:
- A watch - This is in reality the device that she used to time travel and jump realities. She no longer technically needs it, but she'll still carry it around.
- Backpack - Student ID card, Mr. Jaws, various tools, cell phone, journal and pen
- Mr. Jaws - A work in progress robotic head that she carries around. It isn't completed yet (hence it's strange appearance) but with her powers she can easily send the head at people and it will bite them if she asks it too.
- Mr. Eyeball - A robotic eye that she built. The eye when not just sitting in her pocket can float around, and because of her powers she is able to converse with it.
- Glowstick - a sword that has Norse runes on the hilt, it shifts into a black flashlight with those same runes on it. It also will always return to her if she loses it.
- The Horn of the Valkyrie - allows the user to summon a winged horse
- Desktop computer*
- Various mechanical and robotic parts*
- Handheld game console*
History
How did you discover your powers:
Zari considering the fact that where she grew up it took a little while to discover her powers over technology. It came to be shown when she was about 9, and it was only because she was in her mother's little engineering lab that she had set up in their home. Much like her mother, Zarina had an aptitude for machines and engineering, so she was helping her mother out building a few machines, when suddenly one of the robots started up on it's own. Her mother was confused, but Zari said that the robot needed to turn off, when all of a sudden, it did, as if responding to her command. She eventually learned that she understood what machines were saying, everything about them, it was a strange feeling.
General History:
Zarina is the only child of Raynor Baldursen and Theresa Sparks (born as Lana Banner) on Earth 257 in the new Asgardian homeland of New Asgard up in Norway. She knew growing up that her parents had a bit of a complicated history that involved traveling to another reality or something like that. She never truly asked about it though, figuring that if they wanted to tell her about it, that they would. Though her life on Earth 257 wasn't exactly easy, considering the world that she lived in, and nothing would really change that, or so she thought anyway, but little did she know the life that fate had in store for her.
New Asgard had been settled by the Asgardians and several others from around the Nine Realms, and unfortunately many of this resulted in several not caring much for their life on Earth and trying to cause the fall of the Nine Realms in order to bring in the resurrection and new golden age. Might is the rule of the land, as if you are strong enough to do something, you can. The place is an untamed wild card of sorts with vikings and gods mixing together, and the country brings in most of it's wealth and such just by raiding other countries, it wasn't exactly something she really cared much for.
She grew up fairly close with her parents, her mother namely over her shared interest in machinery and circuits, and her father due to him teaching her fighting skills and telling her stories of her grandparents and what life was like back when Asgard was around. Zari loved hearing stories of the splendor of Asgard and the way things used to be, before everything came crashing down, resulting in the deaths of her grandparents Baldur and Nanna. Though the world that they lived in was not an ideal one, considering how things ran in New Asgard, but she did the best that she could, and was more then willing to trust others around her.
Her powers revealed themselves when she was 9 years old, but that didn't change much, because thanks to her mother, there was no shortage of electronics for her to mess with. Unfortunately for her, her powers were somewhat out of control in a way, though many speculated she might be able to control a lot of the technology on the planet when she's older, but right now, since she was so young, it took a lot of effort for her to do anything on a large scale, but she could do smaller things without too much of an effort, and that was enough for her to know easily what to do.
When she was 10 years old, she ended up being selected to train to become a Valkyrie, learning sword play and their ways relating to taking the souls to Valhalla and the like. It was an honor for her, and she did the best that she could to uphold their values and purpose in her training, however that sort of lifestyle wasn't meant to last. One day, she got a visit from the Norns, and that caused her to take a leave of absence from the Valkyries, as it was something important and it could not wait. She didn't really tell her parents about it, just telling them she had to go somewhere on a mission that could not wait.
Granddaughter of the faded light and dead spring flowers,
To save thyself thou shall run through sand to where time begins again,
Thou must beware Rome's priestess, dark and dour.
Alone to perish in Genosha's glen,
To Waves or Staff the world must fall,
Legacy of the Wanderer, you must save us all.
To save thyself thou shall run through sand to where time begins again,
Thou must beware Rome's priestess, dark and dour.
Alone to perish in Genosha's glen,
To Waves or Staff the world must fall,
Legacy of the Wanderer, you must save us all.
Those were not kind words, but she did know a few things about it from some digging, and knew that she had to go back to the past, but not just to the past, but to another reality; the reality that her mother grew up in. She knew that her mother had a device for reality hopping, as she had friends in the reality dubbed Earth - 666 and would occasionally visit them. Taking the device, she used it to travel back to that world, before she modified the device and used it to travel to the past, landing in the year 2021, ironically the year that she had been born. Zari landed in Washington DC, having switched into standard Earth clothes before, as opposed to her armor, as she was fairly certain that the armor would stand out, so she left it at home. However she wasn't entirely alone, bringing along her robotic eyeball and robotic head in her bag (Mr. Eyeball and Mr. Jaws), to help her out a bit. She wasn't too sure what to think about the prophecy, but she knew that this was the place she needed to be.
Eventually, she landed in the year 2021, and wound up as a part of the Mutant Underground. Zari didn't exactly always mention to the group where she was from or mention anything like that, she just let them for a while assume that she was just a homeless kid with a weird eyeball floating around her. This adventure ended up leading her to Genosha, which is where she found out what the prophecy meant, and along with others took down the Roman Priestess Selene.
Afterwards, she went back home to her proper timeline and reality, dragging a new friend along with her, and to her parents, it had only really been an hour since they had last seen her, even though for Zari it had been a lot longer. To say that her father was a bit mad over what happened was a bit of an understatement, but after a little while, he managed to calm down over the whole situation (probably thanks to her mother's help). It wasn't until 2 months later that Zari ended up traveling back to Earth-666 in the present day in order to attend Avengers Academy. She did end up learning a few more things from the Valkyrie before she went, but now she was set to learn how to be an actual hero.
Proposed Arc:
- For her that's easy, she's still considered to just be in training and isn't a full fledged Valkyrie, I think it would be fun to do that sort of thing for her eventually.
- She really should get the Asgardian super strength at some point too.
Extras
Character Quote: "Did you know that blood can spray up to 2 meters when the carotid artery is severed. It is a very efficient kill stroke!"
Favorite Song: Taylor Swift - A Place in This World
Anything Else: Still don't really have a favorite Marvel teen hero, so another one from DC it is then, this time we'll go with Wonder Girl Post
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Klara, Daughter of Thor
Character Summary
Name: Klara Thordattir (technically even though Asgardians don't typically use last names)
Alias Klarabear (mainly by her father)
Pronouns: She/Her
Age: 8
Birthday: February 14th, 1324
Birth Place: Asgard
Source: Asgardian Divinity
Domain: Love
Appearance
Height: 4 feet, 2 inches
Weight: 54 pounds
Build: Small
Eyes: Hazel
Hair: Brunette
Skin Tone: Lightly Tanned
Tattoos/Scars/Piercings: Pierced Ears
Personal Style: Minimum 1 paragraph telling us how the character prefers to dress
Psychology
Adventurous * Trickster * Courageous * Unpredictable * Kind * Stubborn
Sometimes it is hard to tell what her exact personality of sorts is. She tends to be a bit unpredictable with everything she does. Usually this throws people off a bit, especially since she's still trying to figure out who she is as a person due to her age. Things that have been set in stone about her personality though, is that she is a nice person, she truly is a kind girl who does what she can to help others. Sometimes that doesn't necessarily mean she can do much but be there for someone, but that is what she does. Being young, she is the type of person who loves to play tricks or pranks on others. Usually for her thought that involves pink glitter or a ball of water or something like that.
Even though she is on the young side, she's always been a sort of adventurous sort of person. Easily Klara would take off exploring all of the different areas of Asgard that she potentially could. Though sometimes that sort of thing did get her into trouble with her parents. She also typically would try to stand up to people, being a fighter she always wants to help those around her and helping those who need it, and she'll stand up for everyone. Even if it is an adult compared to her, she'll do what she can, and what she thinks is right.
Even though she is on the young side, she's always been a sort of adventurous sort of person. Easily Klara would take off exploring all of the different areas of Asgard that she potentially could. Though sometimes that sort of thing did get her into trouble with her parents. She also typically would try to stand up to people, being a fighter she always wants to help those around her and helping those who need it, and she'll stand up for everyone. Even if it is an adult compared to her, she'll do what she can, and what she thinks is right.
Sexuality: I mean she's an 8 year old, but her older self is Bisexual
Relationship Status: Single
Fatal Flaw: Anger
Inner Demon: Klara would love nothing more then to hurt anyone who might speak ill of either of her parents, she wouldn't overly care if they ended up dead or not. Even if it meant all of Asgard would eventually be destroyed if that happened.
Habits: Twisting her hair, biting her lip
Hobbies: Swimming
Fears:
- Snakes
- Losing her family
- Heights
Likes:
- Books
- Animals (except snakes)
- Sword Fighting
- Pranking people
- Swimming
- The Ocean
Dislikes:
- Fire
- Snakes (she haaaates them)
- Spiders
- People who she finds annoying
- Liars
- Bullies
Cards On The Table
Skills:
- Perception
- Sword Fighting
- Tracking
- Lock Picking
- Drawing
Medical Issues/Injuries:
- N/A
Possessions:
- A sword
- Bottle of Glitter
History
The Mother - a Mad Truth: Klara wants to become a better fighter and warrior, and she does what she can to learn everything about what goes on around her. Though she does also seem to have an aptitude for magic, learning from her grandmother spells and such. She wants to just learn and grow, learning from those around her. Another thing is she desperately wants to go out and explore the 9 realms, go on adventures and help others around her.
The Crone - a Grim Future:
Klara doesn't seem like she'd be much of a villain, however she likely could be a pretty devastating one when she's older. She's very close to her family, in particular her father, and should something happen to that she likely would crumble. She has a bit of a sense of feeling like she has to prove herself, and if something happened that resulted in her having a feeling of abandonment with regards to her father, then she would easily be able to be manipulated onto a darker path. Her powers over love and the ocean could result in dealing a lot of damage if she went down the darker path. The most obvious thing being that love and hate are so intricately connected, she can easily manipulate both of them to cause others to turn on one another and those they care about. With her water powers she likely would be able to cause massive tidal waves and such to destroy entire cities (at least once she's older). Focusing more on the magic side, she could likely cause some issues with that, depending on how things work out for her.
The Lore:
Klara was born on Asgard to Thor and Lady Sif, and due to her father being the heir to the throne of Asgard, that meant that Klara was the one who was second in line for the throne. She typically was fairly easily recognized by those around her on Asgard, and many people tended to say hello to her, or sort of humor the questions she would constantly ask people. Typically she'd run around the entire palace and surrounding areas enjoying herself, and truthfully playing a few tricks on people. Usually these tricks involved pink glitter in one way or another.
After her Asgardian powers developed, Klara started to show an aptitude for magic, and she started learning a bit more about it, both from her grandmother and from her Uncle Loki. She did do pretty well with the lessons, and soon her days usually involved her practicing both her sword skills and her magic, which was always fun. Though sometimes she basically drove her mother up the wall seemingly running off random places, or trying to do something with her magic inside of their home. Especially since she was still working on the whole aiming thing really. Klara is still pretty young and has a lot to do to learn more about everyone and the world around her. Though rather recently she was able to meet her new young cousin Runa who was born just a few months before this incident.
Extras
Character Quote: "Everything just needs more glitter to make it all better!"
Song: Sailor Moon 90's Anime Theme
Anything Else: Magik Zari's Audition
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The Grimoire
Klara Thordattir
Novice in using Asgaridan based Magic
Helbredende Vann
- Type: Conjuration
- Description: Also known as "Healing Water", Klara can use any sort of water source to healing minor injuries, scrapes and bruises.
- Notes: She's still working on this to make it so she can heal more serious injuries.
Kjede av Hjerter
- Type: Conjuration
- The "Chain of Hearts" this spell is an attack of sorts that allows her to send a chain or beam that is made out of pink hearts flying towards her enemies, either to hit them with it or to tie them up with it.
Kjærlighetens Kraft
- Type: Enchantment
- This is essentially a spell much like what her Asgardian powers seem to be based around. If she uses this spell she can make it so others want to help her out with what she asks.
- Notes: This is basically a spell that is around Klara's nature with her Asgardian abilities.
Rosa Glittereksplosjon
- Type: Conjuration
- Description: Summons up a big explosion of pink glitter that is super hard to get out and almost impossible to shake off super easily! Great for potentially needing to track someone whose running away!
Talende dyr
- Type: Divinition
- Description: "Talking Animals" allows her to do just that, give animals the ability to speak for a short period of time.
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Character Sheets and Other Stuff
This RP is going to be doing things a little bit differently than we have in the past with regards to the character sheets that we're using. We're going to try out something different. When I started being a GM way back when the only roleplaying game I had ever played was Dungeons and Dragons, so I did a lot of what I did based off of that. Well, fun fact, in the years since then, Marvel actually released their own roleplaying game. So for this RP, I'm adapting that for this roleplay. Taking a few liberties here or there with it, but we're trying it out. If it doesn't end up fully working out, I'll adapt it to just let us use Dungeons and Dragons d20 dice rules.
Here is the Character Sheet.
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[center][b][color=???]Ability Scores[/color][/b][/center][table=bordered][row][cell][center][b][color=???]Melee[/color][/b]
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---[/center][/cell][cell][center][b][color=???]Resilience[/color][/b]
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---[/center][/cell][cell][center][b][color=???]Ego[/color][/b]
---[/center][/cell][cell][center][b][color=???]Logic[/color][/b]
---[/center][/cell][/row][/table][center][color=???][b]Defense Scores (10 + ability score)[/b][/color][/center][table=bordered][row][cell][center][b][color=???]Melee[/color][/b]
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d6 x Rank + Score[/center][/cell][cell][center][b][color=???]Agility[/color][/b]
d6 x Rank + Score[/center][/cell][cell][center][b][color=???]Ego[/color][/b]
d6 x Rank + Score[/center][/cell][cell][center][b][color=???]Logic[/color][/b]
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---[/center][/cell][cell][center][b][color=???]Health (30 x Resilience)[/color][/b]
---[/center][/cell][cell][center][b][color=???]Focus (30 x Vigilence)[/color][/b]
---[/center][/cell][cell][center][b][color=???]Karma[/color][/b]
---[/center][/cell][cell][center][b][color=???]Damage Reduction[/color][/b]
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[center][color=???][u][b][h3]Biography[/h3][/b][/u][/color][/center]
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[color=???][u][b]History[/b][/u][/color]
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[color=???][u][b]Fears (list 2-3 fears your character has):[/b][/u][/color]
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[color=???][u][b]Traits[/b][/u][/color]
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[color=???][u][b]Tags[/b][/u][/color]
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[center][color=???][u][b][h3]Powers[/h3][/b][/u][/color][/center]
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[color=???][b]Extra Stuff:[/b][/color][/hider]I have separated things out for the different sections that are important on the sheet and tried to keep explanations as simple and coherent as possible. If you need help or have questions, just ask.
For the character sheets. You will have Ability Scores. What determines the ability scores exactly? Well, you the player do. Now there are limitations on this. First of all, that would be your Rank. Rank is determined by a few different things, but since we're trying something new for everyone, you all are going to be starting at Rank 1. Essentially the equivalent of 1st level. You're all deemed to be Rookies, since you're just starting out and learning how to use your powers. Which you'll progress further as time goes on and you learn more.
What does your rank have to do with ability scores? It determines how many points you get for the scores.
At Rank 1, you all start off with 5 ability points. Naturally all of the scores start at zero. You can then put points into all of them. Say you want to just be a well rounded character, you put 1 point in all except one of your stats. That is certainly a choice for it. But maybe not for your character. You can put up to a maximum of 4 points in one score. And you can choose to lower one of your scores down below zero up to -4 to get extra points to spend too.
Another thing is Karma. Karma gets accumulated during a single day in the game. And can be used to reroll one of your dice or to cause an enemies attack to have a disadvantage. Once the day in game is over, you lose your accumulated Karma so use it ir lose it. There is an exception to this rule, if you have the Heroic Tag. If you have the Heroic tag, you automatically get Karma up to your character rank.
What does your rank have to do with ability scores? It determines how many points you get for the scores.
At Rank 1, you all start off with 5 ability points. Naturally all of the scores start at zero. You can then put points into all of them. Say you want to just be a well rounded character, you put 1 point in all except one of your stats. That is certainly a choice for it. But maybe not for your character. You can put up to a maximum of 4 points in one score. And you can choose to lower one of your scores down below zero up to -4 to get extra points to spend too.
Another thing is Karma. Karma gets accumulated during a single day in the game. And can be used to reroll one of your dice or to cause an enemies attack to have a disadvantage. Once the day in game is over, you lose your accumulated Karma so use it ir lose it. There is an exception to this rule, if you have the Heroic Tag. If you have the Heroic tag, you automatically get Karma up to your character rank.
Special Origins can effect a few different things about your character. Everyone involved in the RP will automatically get the Mutant origin. But if you discuss things with me, it is possible for others to creep in to help you flesh out your character. These origins give you Traits and Tags, which either don't do a whole lot extra aside from additional knowledge about your character. Or they could potentially harm or aid your character in doing various different things.
Since everyone is a Mutant, as mentioned you get that Origin and likely just that Origin. If you want to potentially use other origins or have a potential interesting idea, we'll talk about it. Since this is still a fairly newer thing, trying to keep it as simple as possible for everyone (that and there isn't a master list I can just copy and paste over)
Being a mutant means you get these two tags: Hounded, X-Gene.
Since everyone is a Mutant, as mentioned you get that Origin and likely just that Origin. If you want to potentially use other origins or have a potential interesting idea, we'll talk about it. Since this is still a fairly newer thing, trying to keep it as simple as possible for everyone (that and there isn't a master list I can just copy and paste over)
Being a mutant means you get these two tags: Hounded, X-Gene.
Characters at Rank 1 get one extra trait aside from any that technically come from the Origins if any. So you get to choose 1 extra trait from below to add to your character. Make sure it fits well with your person though!
Tags can have an unlimited amount of them. They come from different things, whether from origins or other things. As long as it fits with your character and concept, then you are fully capable of picking them out, just make sure you include the ones that go with the Mutant origin at the least.
- Abrasive: Edge to Ego to intimidate.
- Anathema (list types): Rank 3 attack damage when touching harmful exposure.
- Audience: Ego check to gain info or resources from a group.
- Battle Ready: Adds 30 Focus to character’s base.
- Beguiling: Edge to Ego vs. targets attracted to them.
- Berserker: Edge on attacks; +2 to Melee, Resilience, Ego; -2 Agility; no ranged weapons; after last enemy, lose 5 Focus.
- Big: -1 to Melee, Agility defenses; +1 to run Speed; increase reach by 2.
- Bloodthirsty: Must make Challenging Ego check to keep from killing unconscious foe.
- Breathe Different: Lose 1 Health per minute in normal Earth air.
- Clinician: Edge to Logic for medical checks.
- Clueless: Trouble on Vigilance to spot hidden; enemies’ Agility gain edge to sneak.
- Combat Expert: Edge on Melee attacks against enemies of Rank 1.
- Combat Reflexes: One additional reaction each turn.
- Connections (list types): Can make Ego checks for favors from specified group.
- Dealmaker: Edge on action checks to make deals.
- Determination: No trouble when demoralized, aka below 1 Focus.
- Eidetic Memory: Player may ask GM to remind known details.
- Enduring Constitution: Go without sleep for 48 hours, edge on Resilience vs. fatigue.
- Enhanced Physique: Treat as one size bigger for lift, carry, swing, throw actions.
- Extra Occupation: Choose another occupation.
- Extraordinary Origin: Choose another origin.
- Famous: Edge to Ego to favorable groups, trouble to disagreeable groups.
- Fearless: Edge to action checks vs. fear.
- First Aid: Edge on Logic check to stop bleeding.
- Font of Information: Edge on Logic checks for knowledge.
- Free Running : Edge on Agility for acrobatics while moving.
- Fresh Eyes: Edge on Logic checks when facing new action for the first time.
- Gearhead: Edge on Logic checks to figure out how any machine works.
- Glibness: Edge on Ego to persuade others speaking to for the first time.
- God Heritage: Edge when deadling with subject of divine godhood domain.
- Gullible: Others gain edge on Ego to persuade you of something.
- Honest: Trouble on Ego check to lie, but edge on friendly checks when truthful.
- Interrogation: Edge on Ego or Logic when asking questions.
- Inventor: Edge on Logic when creating or repairing things.
- Investigation: Edge on Vigilance to spot clues, Logic to interpret clues; double if access to forensics lab.
- Iron Will: Enemies have trouble on Ego to control character; edge to break mind control.
- Legal Eagle: Edge on Logic checks when dealing with legalities.
- Leverage: Edge on Logic checks to investigate people, Ego checks to persuade investigated targets)
- Loner: Cannot be given an edge via assistance from non-teammates.
- Monster: Edge to intimidate someone.
- Out of Shape: Treat as one size smaller for lift, carry, swing, throw actions.
- Piloting: Edge on Agility to control move of any type of air, land, or water vehicle.
- Presence: Edge on Ego checks to get others’ attention or voluntarily do things.
- Public Speaking: Edge on Ego checks when attempting to persuade groups.
- Pundit: Edge on Ego or Logic when giving opinion via media.
- Quick Learner: Edge on next try to repeat a failed action on next turn.
- Scientific Expertise: Edge on Logic when dealing with scientific research; double if acces to lab.
- Signature Attack (note attacks): Edge on using particular kind of weapon or power.
- Situational Awareness: Edge on initiative checks.
- Skeptical: Others get trouble on Ego checks to persuade character.
- Small: +1 to Melee, Agility defenses; -1 to run Speed.
- Sneaky: Edge on Agility when sneaking around; enemies trouble on Vigilance checks to detect)
- Stranger: Trouble when trying to decipher customs or pass as local.
- Surprising Power: Gain a power without rank, origin, or power prerequisites.
- Tech Reliance: When damaged to unconscious, instead lose tech powers and stay 1 Health.
- Weakness (list types): Attacks suffered from specific substance ignore damage reduction, ignore Healing Factor.
- Weird: Edge to Ego to favorable groups, trouble to disagreeable groups.
Tags can have an unlimited amount of them. They come from different things, whether from origins or other things. As long as it fits with your character and concept, then you are fully capable of picking them out, just make sure you include the ones that go with the Mutant origin at the least.
- A.I.: Backup copies of mind available elsewhere.
- Alien Heritage: Not native to Earth, may know interstellar lore.
- Alternate Form (list forms): Only use powers in certain forms.
- Amphibious: Breathe, see, and hear normally underwater.
- Auditory Issues: Trouble hearing.
- Authority: Legal status in society.
- Backup: Can call on organization for immediate backup at any time.
- Black Market Access: Can buy and sell hard-to-find and illegal things.
- Chaotic: Trained by cosmic-level primal chaos.
- Convict: Has well known criminal record.
- Cursed: Affiliated with Hell.
- Deceased: Technically dead in legal records.
- Dependents: Must frequently check on others who rely on character.
- Enemy (list enemies): Sworn to defeat the character.
- Eternally Immortal: Doesn’t age, can be resurrected from death at South Pole.
- Extreme Appearance: Cannot easily hide identity as unusual.
- Green Door: Gamma mutate returns to life after death, effectively immortal.
- Headquarters: Safe space available to heal, work, store equipment, and so forth.
- Heroic: Able to use Karma for action edges or rapid Health or Focus recovery.
- Hounded: Part of group persecuted for simply being themselves.
- Hunted: Sought by law enforcement for accused crimes.
- Imageless: Casts no reflection, and image cannot be captured by cameras.
- Immunity (list types): Unharmed by the usual effects of substance or exposure.
- Inhuman Genes: May develop superpowers when exposed to Terrigen Mists.
- Lab Access: Has equipment, supplies, and tools for technical work.
- Linguist (list languages): Fluent in these languages.
- Lunar Transformation: Werewolf compelled to hunt anyone during full moon.
- Mohd Wy’ry: Accumulated memories driving an Eternal insane.
- Mentor: Older person available for advice, answers, training.
- Mute: Character cannot speak verbally, but can communicate otherwise.
- Mysterious: Source of superpowers is not known or understood.
- Obligation (list types): Duty to certain people, places, or organizations who rely on them.
- Poor: Little access to money and struggles to make ends meet.
- Powerful: Access to resources of the character’s entire community.
- Public Identity: Easy to ask openly for help, but enemies can find friends, and family.
- Radioactive: Constant low levels of radiation can be picked up by Geiger counter.
- Rich: Access to plenty of money, most anything legally available can be bought.
- Secret Identity: Must take precautions to protect friends and family from enemeis.
- Signature Weapon (note weapon): Well known for using a specific type of weapon.
- Sorcerous: Study of traditional magic.
- Streetwise: Knows about various criminal enterprises and how to deal with them.
- Supernatural: Superpowers are magical or based on something magical.
- Villainous: Cares little for the rights or lives of others.
- Vision Issues: Trouble seeings, from full blindness to just astigmatism.
- Worshipped: Considered by others to be a god.
- X-Gene: Mutant genes cause character to develop superpowers.
- Young: Under 18 years old, may lack access to adult legal rights.
Now time for the big one. Powers.
These are officially your set of skills that you have easy access to. Might be able to achieve other sort of skills with your ability scores (just ask when they actually come up) but these are the main things you have access to all of the time. Now at Rank 1, you only have 4 powers you can get, and remember, some have prerequisites of others. Also the power you are imagining might not easily fit the mold of what is listed. The nice thing about this set up is it allows for homebrewing and adjusting things so they fit with your character concept. And we can talk about the powers and such if you need help. There are a few with prerequisites, those namely are the 1-4 numbered ones. However I mostly am doing away with the other sort of prereqs to make things simpler. However I do have veto power if you try to make your character too powerful for just now learning to use their powers.
There is one other mechanic that is important for characters and powers. That being the Focus Cost. Some powers require to use something called Focus. Which is 30 multiplied by your Vigilence stat. However at a bare minimum, even if your Vigilence is less than 1, will always be 30. Adds a little more strategy to using your powers and selecting them. As some powers require focus, others do not, keep that in mind when selecting your skills.
As mentioned, if you have an idea for a concept but unsure how to go about choosing powers to fit, feel free to ask. And I know, there are a lot of them, but helps with being able to make a lot of different characters. If it makes things easier, if your character's power set is potentially similar to a different Marvel character, might be able to pull up their sheet for some ideas.
These are officially your set of skills that you have easy access to. Might be able to achieve other sort of skills with your ability scores (just ask when they actually come up) but these are the main things you have access to all of the time. Now at Rank 1, you only have 4 powers you can get, and remember, some have prerequisites of others. Also the power you are imagining might not easily fit the mold of what is listed. The nice thing about this set up is it allows for homebrewing and adjusting things so they fit with your character concept. And we can talk about the powers and such if you need help. There are a few with prerequisites, those namely are the 1-4 numbered ones. However I mostly am doing away with the other sort of prereqs to make things simpler. However I do have veto power if you try to make your character too powerful for just now learning to use their powers.
There is one other mechanic that is important for characters and powers. That being the Focus Cost. Some powers require to use something called Focus. Which is 30 multiplied by your Vigilence stat. However at a bare minimum, even if your Vigilence is less than 1, will always be 30. Adds a little more strategy to using your powers and selecting them. As some powers require focus, others do not, keep that in mind when selecting your skills.
As mentioned, if you have an idea for a concept but unsure how to go about choosing powers to fit, feel free to ask. And I know, there are a lot of them, but helps with being able to make a lot of different characters. If it makes things easier, if your character's power set is potentially similar to a different Marvel character, might be able to pull up their sheet for some ideas.
BASIC POWERS
- Accuracy 1: Boosts Agility damage multiplier and non-combat checks by 1.
- Accuracy 2: Boosts Agility damage multiplier and non-combat checks by 2.
- Accuracy 3: Boosts Agility damage multiplier and non-combat checks by 3.
- Accuracy 4: Boosts Agility damage multiplier and non-combat checks by 4.
- Additional Limbs: Gain edge in Melee and Agility checks.
- Anger (Base Cost 10) : For Every 10 Focus boost Melee damage +15, suffer Logic defense penalty of -2 and cannot concentrate
- Brawling: Use Melee defense vs. Agility attacks instead of Agility defense.
- Brilliance 1: Boosts Logic damage multiplier and non-combat checks by 1.
- Brilliance 2: Boosts Logic damage multiplier and non-combat checks by 2.
- Brilliance 3: Boosts Logic damage multiplier and non-combat checks by 3.
- Brilliance 4: Boosts Logic damage multiplier and non-combat checks by 4.
- Combat Trickery (Cost 5 Focus): Once per battle, use Focus to gain an automatic 1 on dM, cannot be affected by trouble.
- Discipline 1: Boosts Ego damage multiplier and non-combat checks by 1.
- Discipline 2: Boosts Ego damage multiplier and non-combat checks by 2.
- Discipline 3: Boosts Ego damage multiplier and non-combat checks by 3.
- Discipline 4: Boosts Ego damage multiplier and non-combat checks by 4.
- Disguise: Character looks like someone else (like D&D Alter Self).
- Energy Absorption (Cost 15 Focus): Health damage turns into extra Focus for character to use.
- Environmental Protection: Immune to harm from cold, heat, pressure, radiation, vacuum.
- Evasion: Use Agility defense vs. Melee attacks instead of Melee defense.
- Flight 1: Gain fly speed; outside combat, fly speed x3 (like a bird).
- Flight 2: Gain fly speed; outside combat, fly speed x50 (like an aircraft).
- Group Flight (Cost 5 Focus): Carry others while flying.
- Healing Factor: Regain Health equal to character’s Resilience every turn.
- Heightened Senses 1: Superior senses, x2 sensory range, edge on Vigilance checks, others suffer trouble to sneak on character.
- Heightened Senses 2: Radar-like senses, x4 sensory range, double edge on Vigilance checks, others suffer double trouble to sneak on character.
- Iconic Weapon: Special bonuses for using a specific weapon.
- Inspiration: Ally within earshot gains edge on all checks for one turn.
- Integrity: Use Logic defense vs. Ego attacks instead of Ego defense.
- Mighty 1: Strength to lift about a ton, as 1 size bigger to lift/carry/swing/throw. Boosts Melee damage multiplier and non-combat checks by 1, and gain option to cause knockback.
- Mighty 2: Strength to lift a bus (several tons), as 2 sizes bigger to lift/carry/swing/throw. Boosts Melee damage multiplier and non-combat checks by 2, and gain option to cause knockback.
- Mighty 3: Strength to lift a house (10s of tons), as 3 sizes bigger to lift/carry/swing/throw. Boosts Melee damage multiplier and non-combat checks by 3, and gain option to cause knockback.
- Mighty 4: Extreme superhuman strength (100s of tons), as 4 sizes bigger to lift/carry/swing/throw. Boosts Melee damage multiplier and non-combat checks by 4, and gain option to cause knockback.
- Reinforced Skeleton: Gain Health damage reduction 1.
- Shape-Shift: Character changes form and gains natural abilities of new form. (Like D&D Polymorph.)
- Slow-Motion Dodge: Reaction to give attackers trouble on ranged attack.
- Sturdy 1: Gain Health damage reduction 1; if reduced to less than 1, no damage at all.
- Sturdy 2: Gain Health damage reduction 2; if reduced to less than 1, no damage at all.
- Sturdy 3: Gain Health damage reduction 3; if reduced to less than 1, no damage at all.
- Sturdy 4: Gain Health damage reduction 4; if reduced to less than 1, no damage at all.
- Uncanny 1: Gain Focus damage reduction 1; if reduced to less than 1, no damage at all.
- Uncanny 2: Gain Focus damage reduction 2; if reduced to less than 1, no damage at all.
- Uncanny 3: Gain Focus damage reduction 3; if reduced to less than 1, no damage at all.
- Uncanny 4: Gain Focus damage reduction 4; if reduced to less than 1, no damage at all.
- Wisdom: Use Ego defense vs. Logic attacks instead of Logic defense.
- Wisecracker: Ego vs. Ego defense of one target within earshot to cause Focus damage.
ELEMENTAL CONTROL POWERS - When listing must specify what power type. Most powers fit into this category in some way shape or form.
- Elemental Barrage (Cost 15 Focus): Ego vs. Resilience defense of all targets within 50 feet of a point.
- Elemental Barrier (Cost 5 Focus): Creates wall that can be attacked to end; when first made, Agility vs. Agility defense of those in the way to place them on either side.
- Elemental Blast (Base Cost 5 Focus): Agility vs. ranged target’s Agility defense, use Focus to boost damage.
- Elemental Burst: Agility vs. ranged target’s Agility defense, special effect on Fantastic result.
- Elemental Form: Character’s body made of element, reforms after Health back to 1 or more.
- Elemental Grab (Cost 5 Focus): Ego vs. target’s Melee defense to grab.
- Elemental Infusion (Cost 5 Focus): Close attack gains special effect on Fantastic result.
- Elemental Prison: Ego vs. targets’ Agility defense to trap them within elemental cage.
- Elemental Protection 1 (Cost 5 Focus): Ignore a type damage of 10 or less; if 11 or more, protection ends but character unharmed.
- Elemental Protection 2 (Cost 10 Focus): Ignore damage of 20 or less; if 21 or more, protection ends but character unharmed.
- Elemental Protection 3 (Cost 15 Focus): Ignore damage of 30 or less; if 31 or more, protection ends but character unharmed.
- Elemental Protection 4 (Cost 20 Focus): Ignore damage of 40 or less; if 41 or more, protection ends but character unharmed.
- Elemental Push (Cost 10 Focus): Ego vs. target’s Agility defense to move target, possibly knock prone.
- Elemental Reinforcement (Cost varies): If damage gets through elemental power, choose to lose Focus instead of Health and keep protection active.
- Elemental Ricochet (Cost 10 Focus): On Fantastic result, extra ranged attack on another target.
- Elemental Sphere: Ego defense vs. ranged attacks, Elemental Protection affects area.
- Elemental Suffocation (Cost 15 Focus): Ego vs. grabbed target’s Resilience defense to pin target.
- Supernova (Base Cost 15 Focus): Ego vs. Resilience of all targets within 50 feet, option to use Focus to boost damage (+1 per 2 Focus) and chance of special effect.
HEALING POWERS
- Cure-All (Cost 15 Focus): Can cure temporary ailments to anyone they can touch.
- Healing Hands (Base Cost 10 Focus): Can healing a target with a touch. Heals 10 at base, but adds more healing per extra focus spent.
- Let's Go (Cost 5 Focus): Eliminates all effects of a target losing all their hit points. Instead of falling unconscious or something worse they stay up and mobile. Cannot resurrect already dead characters.
- Never Surrender (Cost 5 Focus): Can eliminate all effects of target losing all their focus.
- Restore (Cost 20 Focus): Character can bring someone back from being shattered. Ego vs. DC 20 check.
- Resurrect (Cost 20 focus): Character can attempt to bring a character back from the dead. Ego vs DC 20 + 1 for each hour since death.
- Soothing Touch (Base Cost 10 Focus): Heals focus for someone, automatically heals 10 focus plus 1 per extra focus spent.
ILLUSION POWERS
- Animated Illusion (Cost 5 Focus): Create a control a visual-only moving image.
- Darkness (Cost 5 Focus): Target area becomes too dark to see and negates light.
- Dazzle (Cost 5 Focus): Ego vs. target’s Vigilance defense to blind, possibly damage.
- Deafen (Cost 5 Focus): Ego vs. target’s Vigilance defense to deafen, possibly damage.
- Extend Invisibility (Cost 10 Focus): Make something or something invisible.
- Flare (Cost 10 Focus): Ego vs. nearby targets’ Vigilance defenses to cause blindness.
- Grand Illusion (Cost 10 Focus): Create an area sound and sight illusion.
- Group Invisibility (Cost 15 Focus): Character’s Ego defense equals number of others made invisible.
- Illumination: Make one object or area glow bright life. (Like D&D Light spell.)
- Invisibility (Cost 5 Focus): Character becomes invisible, gains edge to sneak, observers suffer trouble. (Unlike in D&D, attacking doesn’t spoil basic invisibility.)
- Mirror Images (Cost 10 Focus): Character gets illusory duplicates that can draw away attention or attacks.
- Silence Area (Cost 5 Focus): Nearby area silenced, none inside can hear and those outside cannot hear into area.
- Silence Self (Cost 5 Focus): Character gains edge on Agility to sneak, enemies suffer Vigilance trouble to perceive character.
- Static Illusion (Cost 5 Focus): Create a non-moving visual light hologram at a point within 250 feet.
LUCK POWERS
- Charmed Life: Gains an edge on a single action per round
- Evil Eye (Cost 5 Focus): Character picks a foe, that foe has trouble on all action checks until duration is over (for as long as character is focusing on it)
- Jinx You (Cost 5 Focus per round): Character makes a melee check to touch target. On success the power takes effects and the foe has trouble on all action checks.
- Jinx You All (Cost 10 Focus per round): Up to one foe per rank, foe or foes has trouble on all action checks until end of duration.
- Lucky Me (Cost 5 Focus per round): Character gains an edge on all action checks.
- Lucky Us (Cost 10 Focus per round): Pick on ally per rank level, that character gains edge on all action checks.
- Lucky You (Cost 5 Focus per round): Pick one ally, that ally gains edge on all action checks
- Real Jinx: All characters who attempt to harm the character by direct action have trouble on their action checks (does not stack with other trouble things)
- Wish You Luck (Cost 5 Focus per round): Character picks an ally they can see, the character gains an edge on all action checks made while power is in effect.
MAGIC POWERS
- Astral Form (Cost 5 Focus): Enter trance, fly spirit body into Astral Plane, spy on mortal realm.
- Brain Drain (Cost 5 Focus): Ego vs. grabbed target’s Vigilance to cause Focus damage and recover Focus points.
- Exorcism (Cost 15 Focus): Ego vs. possessor’s Ego defense to end a possession power.
- Leech Life (Cost 5 Focus): Ego vs. grabbed target’s Resilience defense to deal Health damage and character recovers Health.
- Sense Supernatural: Detect location and status of nearby supernatural creatures, Ego check vs. Vigilance defense to sense resisting targets.
MAGIC (CHAOS) POWERS
- Hex Bolt (Cost 5 Focus): Ego ranged attack vs. target’s Agility, causing force damage, possibly cause trouble. (Like D&D Eldritch Blast.)
- Jinx (Cost 5 Focus): Ego vs. nearby target’s Ego defense to cause trouble on all actions, possible lose next standard action.
- Powerful Hex (Cost 5 power): Use Focus to simulate the effects of any other power; permanent powers have concentration duration.
- Probability Manipulation Hex (Cost 10 Focus): Nearby ally making a check with trouble eliminates all trouble and instead gains an edge.
- Protection Hex (Cost 10 Focus): Ego check becomes character’s defense against any attack, possibly also granting Health damage reduction.
MAGIC (DEMONIC/CURSED) POWERS
- Hellfire Chains (Cost 5 Focus): Ego vs. target’s Agility defense to grab and cause Health damage; Ego to grabbed target’ Resilience to cause Health and Focus damage.
- Penance Stare: Ego vs. target’s Ego defense to cause Focus damage, possibly paralyze, and special rules if shattered.
- Possess Vehicle (Cost 10 Focus): Character magically controls touched vehicle and engulfs it in damaging hellfire.
- Possession (Cost 20 Focus): Ego with trouble vs. Ego defense of target with no Focus left to seize control of target’s body.
- Senses Sin: Ego vs. Ego defense to detect target’s worst past actions, possible intensions on future bad actions.
MAGIC (SORCERY) POWERS
- Bolts of Balthakk (Cost 5 or more Focus): Ego ranged attack vs. target’s Agility, causing electricity damage. Spend Focus to boost damage. Add +1 for every 2 Focus spent (In other words, a D&D lightning cantrip.)
- Crimson Bands of Cyttorak (Cost 10 Focus): Ego vs. target’s Melee defense to paralyze and pin (like D&D Hold Person).
- Dispel (Cost 15 Focus): Ego vs. opponent’s Ego defense to end magical effect.
- Flames of the Faltine (Cost 5 Focus): Ego ranged attack vs. target’s Agility, causing fire damage. Spend Focus to boost damage. (In other words, a D&D fire cantrip.)
- Icy Tendrils of Ikthalon (Cost 5 Focus): Ego ranged attack vs. target’s Agility, causing cold damage, possibly paralyzing target. (In other words, a D&D cold cantrip.)
- Images of Ikonn (Cost 5 Focus): Create illusionary duplicates of a person, or character gains double edge on Ego checks against illusions.
- Mists of Morpheus (Cost 10 Focus): Ego vs. target’s Vigilance defense to cause stun, possibly sleep.
- Mists of Munnopor (Cost 5 Focus): Creates obscuring fog, also prevents flying, gliding, or webslinging.
- Shield of the Seraphim (Cost 10 Focus): Attacks causing 20 damage or less are ignored, 21 or more ends shield but target unharmed.
- Summon Portal (Cost 15 Focus): Open doorway between any two points in the multiverse.
- Vapors of Valtorr (Cost 10 Focus): Create dark cloud nearby, Ego vs. one target’s Vigilance defense to cause Health damage, possibly blind target.
- Winds of Watoomb (Cost 10 Focus): Gust of wind reduces speed of all within range, blows away smoke, plus allows Focus to reinforce Shield of the Seraphim protection.
MARTIAL ARTS POWERS
- Always Ready: Gains one additional reaction per round, only for Martial Arts powers.
- Attack Stance: Doubles Melee ability bonus to damage.
- Banging Heads: Melee attack vs. two targets within reach.
- Brace For Impact (Base cost 5 Focus: Use Focus to negate Health damage caused by an enemy’s attack. For every Focus ignore 1 point of health damage.
- Chain Strikes (Cost 5 Focus): Make close attack, plus bonus attack on Fantastic result.
- Counterstrike Technique (Cost 5 Focus): Via Attack Stance, cause half close attack damage back at attacker.
- Crushing Grip (Cost 5 Focus): Melee vs. grabbed target’s Resilience defense for Health damage and possible pin.
- Defense Stance: Attackers suffer trouble to close attack character.
- Do This All Day (Base Cost 5 Focus: As action, recover 2 Health for each 1 extra point of Focus used.
- Fast Strikes: Melee attack targets two close targets within reach for half damage, or normal damage on Fantastic result.
- Flying Doublekick (Cost 10 Focus): Close attack against two targets within reach for full damage.
- Focused Strike: Boost damage by using Focus on a close attack.
- Grappling Technique (Cost 5 Focus): Close attack grabs and damages a target, possible pin.
- Leaping Leglock (Cost 15 Focus): Close attack to grab and damage target, possible stun; either way, both character and target knocked prone.
- Leg Sweep (Cost 5 Focus): Close attack to damage and knock target prone, possibly stun as well.
- Regain Focus: As action, recover Focus equal to character’s Vigilance.
- Reverse Momentum Throw (Cost 5 Focus): Reach past enemy and punch from behind, clse attack with edge, possible stun.
- Spin and Throw (Cost 5 Focus): Melee vs. grabbed target to damage, knock prone and move to new space; Fantastic result also pinned and stunned.
- Unflappable Poise: Close attacks on character suffer trouble; if using Defense Stance, double trouble.
- Untouchable Position: If attacked, all other close attacks on character suffer trouble.
- MELEE WEAPON POWERS
- Exploit (Cost 5 Focus): Melee vs. target’s Resilience defense score, ignore Health damage reduction.
- Fast Attacks: Melee attack targets two close targets within reach for half damage, or normal damage on Fantastic result.
- Focused Fury (Base cost 5 Focus): Gain edge on close attack and boost damage by 1 point for every 2 Focus.
- Focused Strike (Base cost 10 Focus) - Character makes close attack. Add +1 to melee damage for every 2 Focus spent, on a fantastic success target takes double damage and is stunned for a round.
- Furious Attacks (Base cost 10 Focus): Make close attack against two targets within reach, use Focus to boost damage.
- Hit and Run: Close attack with edge, and gain extra movement distance on a hit.
- Riposte: As reaction, close attack on attack who just missed with an attack.
- Unstoppable Assault (Cost 15 Focus): Melee vs. Melee defense of all targets within reach, option to spend Focus to half move and make extra attacks.
- Vicious Attack: Close attack, Fantastic result causes bleeding (ongoing damage).
- Whirling Frenzy (Cost 5 Focus): Agility vs. Agility defense of every target within reach.
OMNIVERSAL TRAVEL (DIMENSIONAL) POWERS
- Dimensional Portal (Cost 15 Focus): Open a doorway between dimensions. (like D&D Gate).
- Dimensional Travel (Cost 10 Focus): Ego vs. target’s Vigilance defense to send target to another dimension (like D&D Banishment).
- Dimensional Travel Other (Cost 15 Focus): Teleport self and other to another dimension (like D&D Plane Shift).
- Dimensional Travel Together (Cost 10 Focus): Teleport to another dimension.
OMNIVERSAL TRAVEL (TIME TRAVEL) POWERS
- Instant Replay (Cost 10 Focus): Once per battle, character completely rerolls one failed check.
- Time Portal (Cost 15 Focus): Open a doorway between points in time and space.
- Time Travel (Cost 10 Focus): Ego vs. target’s Vigilance defense to send target to another point in time and space.
- Time Travel Other (Cost 15 Focus): Move self and another to a different point in time and space.
- Time Travel Together (Cost 10 Focus): Move to another point in time and space.
- Time-Out (Cost 15 Focus): Character and allies in nearby area act normally while the rest of the universe is frozen in time for several seconds.
- Time-Out Bubble (Cost 15 Focus): Grabbed target frozen in time for several seconds.
- Time-Out Tag (Cost 15 Focus): Character acts normally while the rest of the universe is frozen in time for several seconds.
OMNIVERSAL TRAVEL (MULTIVERSE) POWERS
- Multiversal Portal (Cost 10 Focus): Opens doorway into another universe (timeline, alternate reality).
- Multiversal Travel (Cost 10 Focus): Ego vs. target’s Vigilance defense to send target to another universe.
- Multiversal Travel Other (Cost 15 Focus): Teleport self and other to another universe.
- Multiversal Travel Together (Cost 10 Focus): Teleport self to another universe (timeline, alternate reality).
PHASING POWERS
- Disrupt Electronics (Cost 5 Focus): Spoil a Tech Reliant power or electronics for one turn.
- Disrupt Nerves (Cost 5 Focus): Ego vs. target’s Resilience defense to stun for one round.
- Disrupt Person (Cost 10 Focus): Ignore target’s Health damage reduction for a close attack.
- Partial Phase (Cost 5 Focus): Portions of character’s body and clothing tangible or intabgible.
- Phase Object (Cost 5 Focus): Character touches something and makes it intangible.
- Phase Other (Cost 10 Focus): Touched target and other in contact in a chain becomes intangible.
- Phase Self: Character becomes intangible, unaffected by anything physical, but still moves as if subject to gravity.
- Phase Walk (Cost 5 Focus): Character becomes intangible and can walk on air.
- Quick Phase (Cost 5 Focus): As reaction, character becomes intangible.
PLASTICITY POWERS
- Body Sheet (Cost 15 Focus): Gain Health Damage Reduction 3 and Glide Speed.
- Body Sphere (Cost 15 Focus): Grant Health Damage Reduction 3 to allies within, or envelop an enemy.
- Bounceback (Cost 5 Focus): Ignore fall damage and even add Jump distance as reaction.
- Coiling Crush (Cost 10 Focus): Melee attack to paralyze target, damage on Fantastic result and subsequent turns versus target’s Resilience.
- Extended Reach 1: Character’s reach x4 normal.
- Extended Reach 2: Character’s reach x10 normal.
- Flexible Bones 1: Gain Health damage reduction 1, also Agilty edge for contortion and escape.
- Flexible Bones 2: Gain Health damage reduction 2, also Agilty double edge for contortion and escape.
- Flexible Fingers: Reshape fingers and hands into lock picks or simple tools.
- Reverse Punch (Cost 5 Focus): While Defense Stance is active, if attacker’s close attack misses, a reaction knock attacker prone and reflect half attacker’s damage.
- Rubberneck: Character’s neck can lengthen and twist head away from body to get line of sight to target.
- Slip Free: The character is impossible to restrain. Reaction, trigger: the character is grabbed or pinned, instant. The character is not grabbed or pinned.
- Stilt Steps: Stretch legs to double run speed and climb speed.
POWER CONTROL POWERS
- Boost Powers ( Cost15 Focus): Use Focus to increase effects of nearby ally’s superpowers.
- Bump Power: Use Focus to increase effect of nearby ally’s superpower.
- Clone Moves (Cost 5 Focus): Use Focus to duplicate a Basic, Martial Arts, Melee Weapons, Ranged Weapons, Shield Bearer, or Tactics power known to another nearby.
- Clone Powers (Cost 15 Focus): Use Focus to duplicate superpowers of another nearby.
- Copy Ability: Use Focus to duplicate a nearby character’s ability.
- Copy Power (Cost 5 Focus): Use Focus to duplicate a nearby character’s superpower.
- Copy Trait: Use Focus to duplicate a nearby character’s trait.
- Dampen Power (Cost 15 Focus): Ego vs. Ego defense to reduce or halve target’s power effects.
- Power Slider: Character has a single criterion that effects their powers on a spectrum. Powers start normal but can be boosted or dampened from there.
- Shut Down Powers (Cost 15 Focus): Ego vs. Ego defense of target within 100 feet to remove all superpowers, duration lasts for concentration.
- Steal Powers (Cost 15 Focus): Ego vs. grabbed target’s Ego to remove target’s powers and gain use of those powers for the duration of concentration.
- Swap Powers (Cost 10 Focus): Makes an Ego check against a target, on success swap all non-Swap powers of the target with their own.
- Swipe Power (Cost 10 Focus): Ego vs. Ego defense to remove one superpower from a grabbed target and gain its use for duration of concentration.
RANGED WEAPON POWERS
- Covering Fire (Cost 10 Focus): Agility vs. target’s Vigilance defense for Health and Focus damage.
- Dance Of Death (Cost 10 Focus): Agility ranged attack vs. every target within 50 feet.
- Double Tap: Fantastic result on ranged attack leaves target bleeding (ongoing damage).
- Fast Hands: Character gains one extra reaction per round, only for use with a Ranged Weapons power.
- Headshot (Cost 15 Focus): Make ranged attack with trouble to cause double damage, possible stun.
- Killzone (Cost 15 Focus): As reaction, make one ranged attack on each target within sight that moves during each target’s turn.
- Orchestra Of Overkill (Cost 15 Focus): Agility vs. Agility defense of all seen targets within 50 feet, possibly left bleeding (ongoing damage).
- Point-Blank Parry (Cost 5 Focus): Reaction ranged attack against enemy within 10 feet who misses with an attack.
- Return Fire (Cost 5 Focus): Reaction to declared attack, Agility vs. target’s Vigilance defense to cause Focus damage, possible stun.
- Slow-Motion Shoot-Dodge (Cost 10 Focus): Split Agility ranged attack at two targets, incoming attacks suffer trouble, then character falls prone.
- Snap Shooting: Split Agility ranged attack at two targets, possibly leaving target bleeding (ongoing damage).
- Sniping (Cost 5 Focus): Ranged attack at target 100 feet or more away, cannot move that turn, Fantastic result causes triple damage.
- Stopping Power (Cost 5 Focus): Ranged attack, on Fantastic success double damage and make another ranged attack on same target.
- Suppressive Fire: Agility vs. target’s Vigilance defense to cause Focus damage, possible stun.
- Weapons Blazing: Ranged attack vs. two targets, on Fantastic result make bonus attack against another target.
RESIZE POWERS
- Grow 1: Become huge size (height 24 feet).
- Grow 2: Become gigantic size (height 100 feet).
- Grow 3: Become titanic size (height 400 feet).
- Grow 4: Become gargantuan size (height 1,600 feet).
- Growing Attack (Cost 5 Focus): Make a close attack while using grow power.
- Macrodimensional Travel (Cost 15 Focus): Character enters the Macroverse.
- Microdimensional Travel (Cost 15 Focus): Character enters subatomic realms.
- Resize Object (Cost 10 Focus): Grow or shrink an object within reach.
- Resize Other (Cost 10 Focus): Character resizes a touched or grabbed person.
- Shrink 1: Character shrinks down to little size (height 1.5 feet/45 cm).
- Shrink 2: Character shrinks down to tiny size (height 4 inches/10 cm).
- Shrink 3: Character shrinks down to miniature size (height 1 inch/2.5 cm).
- Shrink 4: Character shrinks down to microscopic size (height 0.25 inch/0.6 cm).
- Shrinking Dodge (Cost 5 Focus): Reaction to shrink and cause attackers to suffer trouble on attacking the character.
SHIELD BEARER POWERS
- Brace For Impact: Use Focus to negate Health damage caused by an enemy’s attack.
- Do This All Day: As action, recover 2 Health for each 1 Focus used.
- Hurled Shield Bash (Cost 5 Focus): Ranged attack, shield bounces back to character after attack.
- Hurled Shield Block (Cost 5 Focus): Nearby ally gains health reduction from attack targeting Agility, then shield bounces back to character.
- Hurled Shield Deflection (Cost 5 Focus): Attacks vs. Agility suffer trouble to target a nearby ally, then shield bounces back to character.
- Immovable (Cost 10 Focus): Reduce knockback by character’s Melee defense.
- Rico-Shield: Ranged attack, if hits possibly knocks target prone and gain extra attack on another target.
- Shield 1: Character gains Health damage reduction 1.
- Shield 2 (Cost 5 Focus): Character gains Health damage reduction 2.
- Shield 3 (Cost 15 Focus): Character gains Health damage reduction 3.
- Shield 4 (Cost 25 Focus): Character gains Health damage reduction 4.
- Shield Bash: Use shield to make a close attack on enemy within reach.
- Shield Deflection: As reaction, attacks on character’s Agility defense have trouble.
- Shield Wall: Attacks against character suffer trouble if character does not move.
SIXTH SENSE POWERS
- Cosmic Awareness (Cost 15 Focus): Character can sense things any distance from them.
- Danger Sense: Can act first even when the group is surprised by someone or something.
- Detect Supers: Character can sense anyone within a certain radius who has super powers.
- Intuition (Cost 5 Focus): When faced with a decision, character gets a gut feeling on which to choose.
- Microscopic Awareness (Cost 5 Focus): Can see and identify things that you would normally need a microscope to see or detect.
- Postcognition 1 (Cost 5 Focus): Can sense what happened to a person or item within the past 6 hours.
- Postcognition 2 (Cost 10 Focus): Can sense what happened to a person or item within the past 24 hours)
- Postcognition 3 (Cost 10 Focus): Can sense what happened to a person or item within the past 24 hours on any specific day of the past year.
- Postcognition 4 (Cost 20 Focus): Can sense what happened to a person or item within a week long period during the past century.
- Precognition 1 (Cost 5 Focus): Can gain a sense of what is going to happen to a specific person, place or item in the next 24 hours.
- Precognition 2 (Cost 10 Focus): Can gain a sense of what is going to happen to a specific person, place or item in the next week.
- Precognition 3 (Cost 15 Focus): Can gain a sense of what is going to happen to a specific person, place or item in the next month.
- Precognition 4 (Cost 20 Focus): Can gain a sense of what is going to happen to a specific person, place or item in the next year.
SPIDER-POWERS
- Jump 1: Gain jump speed equal to run speed.
- Jump 2: Gain jump speed equal to rank x run speed; outside combat, speed x 3.
- Jump 3: Gain jump speed equal to rank x run speed; outside combat, speed x 50.
- Spider-Dodge: Agility attacks vs. character suffer trouble, plus on a miss leap at Jump speed.
- Spider-Pheromones (Cost 5 Focus): Edge on Ego checks to persuade attracted people or intimidate non-attracted people within 25 feet.
- Spider-Sense: Edge on initiative checks plus Vigilance checks to preceive danger. Boost to Agility defense, and enemies suffer trouble on Agility attacks.
- Spider-Strike: Attack one or two close targets, on Fantastic result damage and paralyze with webbing, then run, jump, or climb at half speed.
- Venom Blast: Ranged attack to cause electrical damage, possible stun.
- Wallcrawling: Climb speed equal to regular speed, and never lose grip on surface.
- Webcasting: Ranged attack up to 50 feet to paralyze target with webbing, possibly also pin.
- Webgliding: Glide speed equal to double Run speed.
- Webgrabbing (Cost 5 Focus): Ranged attack up to 50 feet to grab target with webbing, possible also pin.
- Webslinging: Swingline speed equal to Run speed x3.
- Webtrapping (Cost 10 Focus): Make small area difficult terrain that requires an Agility check (target number 20) to avoid getting paralyzed if entered.
SUPER-SPEED POWERS
- Blazing Fast Fists: Gain edge on all Melee attacks.
- Blur (Cost 5 Focus): Move quickly so all attacks on character suffer trouble.
- Catch Bullets (Cost 10 Focus): Agility vs. attacker’s attack to negate a nearby ranged attack that uses projectiles.
- Lightning Actions: Gain one extra standard action and one extra reaction each turn, plus dM automatic 1 on initiative.
- Molecular Destabilization (Cost 15 Focus): Melee attack to make a nearby object expolide, causing regular damage in 10-foot radius.
- Run On Water: Run speed across surfacea of water, must keep running to avoid sinking.
- Speed Blast (Cost 5 Focus): Ranged attack to leave target stunned, possibly knocked prone.
- Speed Run 1: Fast as a car, run speed x rank; outside of combat, x3 as fast.
- Speed Run 2: Fast as a jet, run speed x rank; outside of combat, x50 as fast.
- Speed Swim: Fast as a speedboat, swim at run speed x rank; outside of combat, x3 as fast.
SUPER-STRENGTH POWERS
- Banging Heads: Melee attack vs. two targets within reach.
- Clobber: Make close attack; double damage and prone on Fantastic result.
- Crushing Grip: Melee vs. grabbed target’s Resilience defense for Health damage and possible pin.
- Ground Shaking Stomp (Cost 10 Focus): Melee vs. Agility defenses of those in nearby area to cause half damage, possibly knocked prone.
- Immovable: Reduce knockback by character’s Melee defense.
- Jump 1: Gain jump speed equal to run speed.
- Jump 2: Gain jump speed equal to rank x run speed; outside combat, speed x 3.
- Jump 3: Gain jump speed equal to rank x run speed; outside combat, speed x 50.
- Quick Toss (Cost 10 Focus): Character throws a grabbed person at another target as a ranged attack.
- Smash (Base Cost 5): Gain +1 Melee damage bonus, plus option to use Focus to further boost damage by +1 per 2 Focus)
- Unrelenting Smash (Cost 15 Focus): Melee vs. Melee defense of all targets within reach, option to spend Focus to half move and make extra attacks.
TACTICS POWERS
- Advance (Cost 15 Focus): Allies within earshot gain Ego bonus to movement toward enemy.
- Battle Plan (Cost 10 Focus): Grant edge Vigilance number of allies within earshot.
- Change of Plans (Cost 5 Focus): Use Focus to negate trouble for an ally’s action.
- Combat Support (Cost 10 Focus): Once per battle, use Focus so ally gains an automatic 1 on dM, cannot be affected by trouble.
- Focus Fire (Cost 10 Focus): Up to Vigilance number of allies gain edge vs. the same target.
- Hit the Dirt (Cost 5 Focus): Allies within earshot may fall prone to avoid an attack.
- Keep Moving: As a reaction, one nearby demoralized or stunned ally recovers.
- On Your Feet (Cost 5 Focus): All prone allies instantly stand up (unless somehow unable).
- Operations Center (Cost 15 Focus): Don’t move and give edge to Vigilance number of nearby allies.
- Rally on Me (Cost 10 Focus): Vigilance number of allies within earshot can move toward the character at half speed, recover Focus if reaching character.
- Scatter (Cost 10 Focus): As reaction, allies in earshot move away from character at half speed and fall prone, may avoid attacks.
TELEKINESIS POWERS
- Group Levitation (Cost 5 Focus): Lift others and fly at running speed.
- Levitation: Character gains fly speed equal to run speed.
- Telekinetic Attack (Cost 5 Focus): Logic vs. nearby target’s Melee defense to cause Health damage.
- Telekinetic Barrier (Cost 5 Focus): Creates wall that can be attacked to end; when first made, Logic vs. Agility defense of those in the way to place them on either side.
- Telekinetic Crush (Cost 10 Focus): Logic vs. grabbed target’s Resilience defense to cause Health damage, possibly pin.
- Telekinetic Grab (Cost 5 Focus): Logic vs. target’s Melee defense to grab target, possibly pin.
- Telekinetic Manipulation: Psionically handle physical objects; Logic vs. opponent’s Agility defense if opposed.
- Telekinetic Protection 1 (Cost 5 Focus): Attacks causing 10 damage or less are ignored, 11 or more ends shield but target unharmed.
- Telekinetic Protection 2 (Cost 19 Focus): Attacks causing 20 damage or less are ignored, 21 or more ends shield but target unharmed.
- Telekinetic Protection 3 (Cost 15 Focus): Attacks causing 30 damage or less are ignored, 31 or more ends shield but target unharmed.
- Telekinetic Protection 4 (Cost 20 Focus): Attacks causing 40 damage or less are ignored, 41 or more ends shield but target unharmed.
- Telekinetic Reinforcement: Take Focus damage instead of Health damage and leave telekinetic protection intact.
- Telekinetic Sphere: Telekinetic protection as an area effect.
- Telekinetic Toss (Cost 10 Focus): Logic vs. grabbed character’s Agility defense to throw the target, possibly knocking them prone.
TELEPATHY POWERS
- Animal Bond: Telepathy to a specific animal companion.
- Animal Communication: Speak with animals of a specific type.
- Borrow Senses (Cost 5 Focus): See, hear, feel through a telepathic link or bond.
- Copy Psyche (Cost 15 Focus): Character can copy the mind of a person who they establish a telepathic link to.
- Cloak (Cost 5 Focus): Create mental invisibility to hide nearby allies using Logic defense.
- Cloak group (Cost 10 Focus): Create mental invisibility to hide the character using Logic defense.
- Command (Cost 5 Focus): Logic vs. Logic to make target of telepathic link obey an order.
- Domination (Cost 20 Focus): Logic vs. target’s Logic defense, make target of telepathic link that has no Focus left obey all further commands.
- Edit Memory (Cost 15 Focus): Logic vs. target’s Logic defense, make target of telepathic link remember different thoughts.
- ESP: Sense location and superpowers of others nearby.
- Fool (Cost 5 Focus): Mentally appear as someone else in the minds of others, but cannot deceive electronic surveillance.
- Grand Fool (Cost 10 Focus) : Mentally make a group appear as someone else in the minds of others, but cannot deceive electronic surveillance.
- Grand Mirage (Cost 10 Focus): Create a full-sensory illusion in the minds of those linked in a telepathic network.
- Information Upload (Cost 5 Focus): Subject of telepathic link gains use of character’s knowledge-based trait or tag.
- Machine Telepathy: Communicate to tech devices (super wi-fi); Logic check vs. security.
- Memory Blip (Cost 5 Focus): Logic vs. telepathic-linked target’s Logic defense to erase a memory from within the past hour.
- Mental Punch: Melee attack vs. target causes Focus damage instead of Health damage.
- Mental Shelter (Cost 10 Focus): Extend Uncanny power’s Focus damage reduction to nearby allies.
- Mind Interrogation (5 Focus): Logic vs. telepathic-linked target’s Logic defense to force answer to one question.
- Mind Reading: Logic vs. telepathic-linked target’s Logic defense to read surface thoughts, possibly force answer to question.
- Mirage (Cost 10 Focus): Telepathic-linked target experiences full-sensory hallucination.
- Orders (Cost 15 Focus): Logic vs. telepathic linked target’s Logic defense to follow a complex set of commands.
- Telepathic Blast (Cost 5 Focus): Logic vs. target’s Logic defense to cause Focus damage.
- Telepathic Link: Communicate with the mind of another anywhere in the same dimension; required for using some other telepathic powers.
- Telepathic Network (Cost 5 Focus): Group communication with the minds of several others, anywhere in the same dimension.
- Telepathic Possession (Cost 20 Focus): Logic vs. Logic defense of a target without any Focus left to take control of the target’s body.
TELEPORTATION POWERS
- Blink: Reaction to avoid an incoming attack by teleporting short distance away.
- Blink Barrage (Cost 5 Focus): Teleport rapidly to give trouble to opponents targeting character.
- Blink Defense (Cost 10 Focus): Ego vs. attacker’s Agility to avoid or reverse a ranged attack.
- Swap Items: Can swap items they have with the items of someone else.
- Swap Places: Can swap places with another person they can see.
- Swap Status (Cost 5 Focus): Character can swap status with another target they can see.
- Teleport 1: Character moves to a known clear space up to rank x 50 feet away, or outside of combat, rank x 500 feet away.
- Teleport 2: Character moves to a known clear space up to rank x 50 feet away, or outside of combat, roughly rank x 1 miles away.
- Teleport Blind (Cost 15 Focus): Move to an unknown clear space up to rank x 50 feet away, or outside of combat, rank x 500 feet away.
- Teleport Object (Cost 10 Focus): Character can teleport while carrying another object.
- Teleport Other (Cost 15 Focus): Ego vs. grabbed target’s Vigilance defense to teleport the target.
- Teleport Together (Cost 10 Focus): Character can teleport while holding onto another.
- Teleportal (Cost 15 Focus): Create a doorway allowing teleportation between two points up to roughly rank * 1 miles apart.
TRANSLATION POWERS
- Detect Lie (Cost 5 Focus): Make an Ego check check against the person talking's Ego defense to tell if the other character is lying.
- Indecipherable: Character has an internal language that only they can understand.
- Understand Body Language: Logic vs. DC 13 action to puzzle out body language of a target.
- Understand Code: Logic vs. DC 13 action check to understand and figure out a code.
- Understand Sign Language: Logic vs DC 13 action check to figure out the sign language.
- Understand Spoken Language: Logic vs DC 13 action check to figure out the words and to understand
- Understand Unusual Communication: Logic vs DC 13 action check to figure out what is being said with the communication
- Understand Written Language: Logic vs DC 13 action check to figure out the words written down.
WEATHER CONTROL POWERS
- Control Fog: Create obscuring cloud or dispel any fog in nearby area.
- Control Weather 1: Make a rain shower for several miles around.
- Control Weather 2 (Cost 10 Focus): Use Focus to make a storm for several miles around.
- Control Weather 3 (Cost 15 Focus): Use Focus to make a thunderstorm for several miles around and add reaction use to Elemental Blast (Electricity).
- Control Weather 4 (Cost 20 Focus): Use Focus to make raise a hurricane for several miles around and add reaction use to Elemental Blast (Electricity).
- Thunder: Ego vs. Resilience defenses of all within 50 feet to deafen them, possibly stun as well. cess, the character is also stunned for one round.
- Weather Chill: Drop temperature in mile radius down to 0 Farenheit/-17 Celsius.
- Weather Warm: Raise temperature in mile radius up to 100 Farenheit/36 Celsius.
OP
Bloom
Ability Scores
Melee 4 | Agility 5 | Resilience 3 | Vigilance 3 | Ego 3 | Logic 2 |
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Defense Scores (10 + ability score)
Melee 14 | Agility 15 | Resilience 13 | Vigilance 13 | Ego 13 | Logic 12 |
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Damage
Melee d6 x 4 + 4 | Agility d6 x 4 + 5 | Ego d6 x 4 + 3 | Logic d6 x 4 + 2 |
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Extra Info
Rank 4 | Health 90 | Focus 90 | Karma 4 | Damage Reduction --- |
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Biography
Full Name: Marygold "Mary" Jeanette Isley (sometimes uses the last name LeBeau)
Pronouns: She/Her
Age: 23
Birthday: December 18th, 1998
Height: 5 feet, 4 inches
Weight: 115 pounds
Gender: Female
Sexuality: Heterosexual
Eye Color: Green
Hair Color: Red
Distinguishing Features: Burn scars on her right hand, though she does have scarring on other parts of her body
Build: Slim
Origin: Mutant
Team: Formerly the X-Men
Base: New Orleans
Alignment: Neutral Good
Hobbies: Gardening
History
Marygold was born in Berlin, and her mother was a Botanist, and her father was a biologist, causing them to name her after a flower. She lived with them in Germany for the first 5 years of her life, causing her to be bilingual and fluent in both German and English. She always helped her mother in the garden outside of their house, and she enjoyed it.
When she was 5 years old, her family immigrated from Germany and moved to the United States. They moved to the small town of Lake Placid, New York. It was a beautiful little town, and it served the purpose for both of her parents professions. Her mother helped out in the community with environmental projects and such, resulting in several community gardens springing up around the town, and Marygold helped out with the projects too. As she got older, she was able to do more in the gardens around the town and the one in her front yard, and her life was great.
Then came the discovery of her mutant abilities, and her life got turned upside down. No one except for her parents knew about it, but she was afraid of what might happen if others found out. When she was 12, a man in a wheelchair came to her home and asked to speak to her parents. The conversation that ensued was a life changing experience for her. The man identified himself as Charles Xavier, and he had a school in the countryside outside of New York City. It was a school for children with extraordinary abilities, kids like Marygold. He offered her the chance to learn more about her abilities, and she decided to attend the school.
Her life was ruff those first few months at the Institute, but as she aged and gained better control of her abilities, she started to enjoy her life there. When she was 16 years old, she officially joined the X-Men under the leadership of Scott Summers, also known as Cyclops. Mary worked with the team, though many of it's members were not too thrilled of the idea of having a kid join them, she proved that she could fight. Her very first mission with the team was in the deserts of Nevada, and the only thing she could use her powers on was a cactus. During the fight, she had decided to improvise. The cactus had grown to an enormous size, and she yanked one of the pins out to use as a weapon.
After that first mission, Mary had formed a strong friendship with the one and only Remy LeBeau, also known as Gambit. Their friendship shifted more into a sibling relationship, though they did make an odd pair. The Cajun and the German were practically brother and sister, and they spent a lot of time together. Usually on missions, she ended up going off partnered up with him and Rogue.
The first time she fought the Brotherhood was also when she met the girl who would eventually become her best friend, Guinevere Stark. They were attacking the boarding school that Guin was at, and the X-Men had gone off to stop them, wanting to protect all of the students there. Mary had been told to get Guin away from the school, but she ended up running straight into Pietro Maximoff, Quicksilver. She nearly lost her life fighting him, her first time during the incident was outside, and she was still fine and able to function, it was the second time where he nearly killed her. Mary was fighting him on the fourth floor of the dorms, when he sent her flying backwards through the window. The entire incident nearly resulted in her death, but she survived. Mary had to spend over a month in the hospital, another month in a wheelchair, and a few weeks doing physical therapy before she was allowed to go on missions again.
At the age of 19, many of the older X-Men had decided to leave the mansion, as they felt like they needed to try and move on with their lives. Scott and Xavier offered Mary the chance to lead the newest team, and she went along with it. She was sad to see them go, but she knew they had to see if they could have normal lives outside of the mansion. She spent the next year forming the team, and training them to fight, eventually leading to her first mission as the team leader at the Hanson Power Plant.
Then came the incident with OMEN and the Sentinels, causing Mary to be a little more hesitant for any sort of aid from anyone not at the mansion. She found out about the experiments that SHIELD was doing, and decided to try and do something, maybe even see about getting them out of there and take them back to the mansion.
When she was 5 years old, her family immigrated from Germany and moved to the United States. They moved to the small town of Lake Placid, New York. It was a beautiful little town, and it served the purpose for both of her parents professions. Her mother helped out in the community with environmental projects and such, resulting in several community gardens springing up around the town, and Marygold helped out with the projects too. As she got older, she was able to do more in the gardens around the town and the one in her front yard, and her life was great.
Then came the discovery of her mutant abilities, and her life got turned upside down. No one except for her parents knew about it, but she was afraid of what might happen if others found out. When she was 12, a man in a wheelchair came to her home and asked to speak to her parents. The conversation that ensued was a life changing experience for her. The man identified himself as Charles Xavier, and he had a school in the countryside outside of New York City. It was a school for children with extraordinary abilities, kids like Marygold. He offered her the chance to learn more about her abilities, and she decided to attend the school.
Her life was ruff those first few months at the Institute, but as she aged and gained better control of her abilities, she started to enjoy her life there. When she was 16 years old, she officially joined the X-Men under the leadership of Scott Summers, also known as Cyclops. Mary worked with the team, though many of it's members were not too thrilled of the idea of having a kid join them, she proved that she could fight. Her very first mission with the team was in the deserts of Nevada, and the only thing she could use her powers on was a cactus. During the fight, she had decided to improvise. The cactus had grown to an enormous size, and she yanked one of the pins out to use as a weapon.
After that first mission, Mary had formed a strong friendship with the one and only Remy LeBeau, also known as Gambit. Their friendship shifted more into a sibling relationship, though they did make an odd pair. The Cajun and the German were practically brother and sister, and they spent a lot of time together. Usually on missions, she ended up going off partnered up with him and Rogue.
The first time she fought the Brotherhood was also when she met the girl who would eventually become her best friend, Guinevere Stark. They were attacking the boarding school that Guin was at, and the X-Men had gone off to stop them, wanting to protect all of the students there. Mary had been told to get Guin away from the school, but she ended up running straight into Pietro Maximoff, Quicksilver. She nearly lost her life fighting him, her first time during the incident was outside, and she was still fine and able to function, it was the second time where he nearly killed her. Mary was fighting him on the fourth floor of the dorms, when he sent her flying backwards through the window. The entire incident nearly resulted in her death, but she survived. Mary had to spend over a month in the hospital, another month in a wheelchair, and a few weeks doing physical therapy before she was allowed to go on missions again.
At the age of 19, many of the older X-Men had decided to leave the mansion, as they felt like they needed to try and move on with their lives. Scott and Xavier offered Mary the chance to lead the newest team, and she went along with it. She was sad to see them go, but she knew they had to see if they could have normal lives outside of the mansion. She spent the next year forming the team, and training them to fight, eventually leading to her first mission as the team leader at the Hanson Power Plant.
Then came the incident with OMEN and the Sentinels, causing Mary to be a little more hesitant for any sort of aid from anyone not at the mansion. She found out about the experiments that SHIELD was doing, and decided to try and do something, maybe even see about getting them out of there and take them back to the mansion.
"The Incident" more or less changed Mary's life, and in her opinion it wasn't for the better. The device used to draw the Phoenix out of her body before she seemingly lost all of her mutant powers. She doesn't know if that is a good thing yet or not, but she very much couldn't stay around the mansion or really near anyone from there. She felt horrible and her faith in just herself was basically shot and completely gone. How could she stick around when she couldn't even trust her own actions?
Gambit and Rogue had offered her to come live with them down in New Orleans, and she took them up on that offer. Mary basically stayed in the house most days. In part because she doesn't trust herself, and partially because Gambit and Rogue didn't want her to wander off by herself. She was trying hard to understand what all was going on, or even what to do with her life, but she had no idea what she was even going to do anymore.
Personality
Marygold can be a deemed a little bit aggressive at times. She can be easily provoked and can go off picking a fight with someone at a moments notice. However, she can be a good leader, since many people can trust her to make decisions and plot out a course of action. Her stubborness however has been known to get her in trouble, since she isn't too keen on budging from what she thinks is the right course of action.
She is laid back though, which helps her get to know and understand those around her, and making her seem more approachable to others. She can be a bit snarky and sarcastic, but usually not at anytime that truly matters. She'll make the occasional sarcastic comment and that is the end of it. Marygold is loyal to her friends and those she trusts, and will do anything in her power to protect them.
Though after what she dubbed "The Incident", Marygold is more or less a bit withdrawn. She doesn't trust her own mind anymore and is a bit less likely to go out of her way to make new friends over all. She's definitely a lot more self conscious about everything with herself, and feels like a part of her is missing since she lost her powers.
Fears (list 2-3 fears your character has):
- Fire
- Snakes
- Enclosed Spaces
Traits
- Font of Information - Edge on Logic Checks for Knowledge
- Iron Will - Enemies have trouble on Ego attacks on the character's mind.
- Sneaky - Edge on Agility checks when sneaking around, and enemies have trouble on Vigilance checks to detect them.
- Scientific Expertise (specifically Genetics and Biology) - Edge on Logic checks when dealing with scientific research related to it.
Tags
- Hounded - Group of people who are persecuted
- X-Gene - Has the mutant gene
- Heroic - Gains Karma
- Linguist - Fluent in English, German and French
Powers
Elemental Control (Earth/Toxin)
- Elemental Burst (Earth): Character makes a ranged attack against an enemy. On Fantastic Success enemy takes double damage and the special effect.
- Elemental Protection 3 (Earth) (Cost 15 Focus) Protects themselves with their element. Any attacks that do 30 points of damage or less are absorbed.
- Elemental Blast (Earth) (Cost 5 or more Focus): Ranged attack with edge, for this attack add +1 to the Agility damage per 2 points of extra focus used.
- Elemental Barrier (Earth) (Cost 5 Focus): Character forms a wall of their element within sight up to 10 spaces away per rank. Covers up to two spaces across per rank. Character makes an Agility check against any target in the effected area. On success the character chooses which side of the wall they pop up. On failure target chooses, Fantastic Success they also get the effect of the element.
- Elemental Barrage (Earth) (Cost 15 Focus): Character designates a space within line of sight, attack can hit every enemy within 10 spaces of it. Character makes a single Ego check against every targets Resilience Defense. Any affected enemies take half damage, on fantastic they take full damage and elemental type's special effect.
- Elemental Grab (Toxic) (Cost 5 Focus): Renamed Poison Touch: Character makes an Ego attack against a target's Melee defense. On success they grab target with their element. Fantastic Success they get poisoned.
- Supernova (Earth) (Cost 15 or more Focus): Character makes an Ego check and compares to the Resilience defense of every enemy within 10 spaces. For these attacks add +1 to character's Melee damage for every extra 2 focus spent. On success target takes half damage. Fantastic success is full damage and elemental type's special effect.
Martial Arts
- Attack Stance: Character doubles their melee ability bonus to damage
- Banging Heads: Makes One Melee check against the Melee defense scores of two enemies within reach, if it fails against either foe it fails completely. On success each foe takes full damage. On Fantastic Success they are also knocked prone.
- Fast Strikes: Character splits attacks to make two attacks on separate targets. Make a Melee check and compare to Melee Defense. On success they take half damage. On Fantastic Success they take full.
- Leg Sweep (Cost 5 Focus): Character makes a close attack. On Fantastic Success enemy is stunned for one round too.
- Flying Double Kick (Cost 10 Focus): Makes a close attack against 2 enemies. If attack is a success they take regular damage. On Fantastic Success they take double and fall prone.
- Crushing Grip (Cost 5 Focus/Reaction if target is grabbed): Makes a Melee attack against Resilience defense. If success they take regular damage, on Fantastic Success they take double and are pinned
- Leaping Leglock (Cost 15 Focus): Character makes close attack against an enemy. If attack is a success the enemy is grabbed and takes regular damage. On Fantastic Success, enemy takes double damage and is stunned. Either way both are knocked prone.
- Chain Strikes (Cost 5 Focus): Character makes a close attack with edge, takes regular damage if successful. Fantastic Success character can make another Chain Strike.
Tactics
- Inspiration: Character inspires an ally in earshot, the ally gains an edge on all action checks until the start of the next round.
OP
Mystara
Ability Scores
Melee --- | Agility --- | Resilience --- | Vigilance --- | Ego --- | Logic --- |
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Defense Scores (10 + ability score)
Melee --- | Agility --- | Resilience --- | Vigilance --- | Ego --- | Logic --- |
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Damage
Melee d6 x Rank + Score | Agility d6 x Rank + Score | Ego d6 x Rank + Score | Logic d6 x Rank + Score |
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Extra Info
Rank --- | Health (30 x Resilience) --- | Focus (30 x Vigilence) --- | Karma --- | Damage Reduction --- |
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