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So if I do the the power I had in mind as a blast effect linked with snare (limited to only if the target is damaged, tether) how would you guys rule reeling him in? An opposed strength check or would a move object power be more appropriate? Also, would reeling that person in be part of a full-round action sequence with the damage part taking up a standard action in the sequence?

Where do you want the direction of the knockback to be? I'll be flying 250 ft. from that hit of yours.

Well Nick Fury (the ultimate version) does appear in the movie and hints about the Avengers.

Could someone please add this to the Bloodseeker's sheet? Knockback: -9 Updated by Barnum

Botched my toughness save: Toughness save against crit (1d20+10=12) I'll use my hero point to roll again. Here's the second roll: Toughness save against crit (2nd take) (1d20.minroll(11)+10=26) Stygwyr is stunned and bruised. Btw, I'll now only post my rolls here in the OOC so that the IC will look cleaner. Also, he fails the knockback by 8 so he goes flying 250 feet.

I just finished watching the Iron Man movie and it was great overall though it could use more fight scenes. I'm not going to put up any spoilers so I'll leave it at that until you guys can watch the film.

Wait, so we won't be rolling initiative?

"I would suck the marrow out of your bones if I wanted but fear makes the meal so much more sweet. I will hunt you down later. For now, I will satisfy myself with these younglings who think their weapons would have any lasting effect on me." Without missing a step, Stygwyr continues on his hunt unmindful of the hero floating in the sky. With each step his speed increases as though the scent of blood in the night air fills him with a desire to quickly hunt down the person from which it came from.

Thanks Barnum. It seems we do need it. Since Stygwyr beats Captain Wonder's Assessment check, what should the Captain learn about the Bloodseeker's bonuses? It says in the book that if he loses the opposed roll, the GM should over - or under-estimate the target's bonus. Who should tell him this? Or should we just wing it with over- or under-estimation? Btw, here's the roll: Bluff check against Assessment (1d20=14)

It's midnight in the West End and all seems well as most of the residents have gone to sleep with only a few street gangs smoking assorted drugs in back alleys. This silence is broken by screams and gunfire as members Malanti gang run away from an 8-foot tall behemoth who has already left several gang members dying or dead from severe injuries to their guts or throats.

If I were to take a blast effect with the Tether power feat, how would you rule trying to pull the hit target closer to you (like Scorpion from Mortal Kombat and the famous "Come over Here!" move)? a) Opposed Knockback checks? Opposed Strength checks with size mods? c) Opposed Strength check without additional mods?

Thank Shazam! Where do you want it? Northside? Parkway?

So, no one's interested?

I'm not sure which is the correct interpretation for boost. Could you guys help me? Does the point lost from boost occur during the end of your current round or does it fade away at the end of your next turn (e.g. -1 point at the end of your turn after using a standard action to boost or 1 full round)?

How about an AoO version?

Yup. I was planning on having him be in the service of Omega to hunt out any rebels ala secret police.

Hi! Would you guys be interested in fighting a villain in this thread? I'd be willing to play the part if Heridfel agrees.

So my character has been finally approved so I was planning on a one-shot PvP to introduce him. I was thinking of a hero out on patrol or even just strolling about and they suddenly hear a scream. He goes to where it originated from and sees the Bloodseeker standing over a nearly dead person about to deliver a killing blow. The hero then attempts to stop him. Anyone interested?

Uh.... that would be mine. I wouldn't advise it though. It took me age to finish it and you'd have to jump through more hoops to get it approved.

:clap: Very nice.

The first post has been updated.

I was thinking along the lines of detecting the injured and disabled conditions. Thanks for the suggestion. I'll update the first post tomorrow (a couple of hours for you guys in the USA)

Oops. :oops: My bad. My mind was thinking +10 but something got mixed up along the way.

Happy Birthday Cyrith!

Applying autofire once gets you the ability to add +1 to your damage DC for every 2 points your attack exceeed the target's defense for an effective 1:2 ratio with a max bonus from autofire equal to +5 or half of the effect's damage bonus, whichever is less. Adding another layer of autofire for an effective +2/rank increases the rate at which the bonus DC increases so now it's ratio is 1:1. Adding the final layer for an effective +3/rank increases the bonus cap to +5 or equal to the effect's damage bonus, whichever is less.