Angelica

Despite the imagery, Ionica is completely untouched by it. She casts a glance in the Emissary's direction, before she shakes her head and sighs. "You know, if I knew I would be dragged here, I would just have gone here," she mutters, before she heads over to one of the homeless, who is sitting with his arm in a sling. She does this, while the Emissary is talking to the nurse. "Hey Shorty, arm feeling better?" she then asks him, to which he nods, obviously already knowing her. "They m'ght 'move th' cask t'day, Lucy-de'r," he replies, before his attention turns back to the rest of the crowd and Ionica's is drawn to the nurse and Emissary. "Hey there," Ionica greets the nurse, before she shrugs and begins looking bored with this. "I'm very strong, so I should punch bad guys. I ain't no doctor, so I can't give medicine to people," she finally comments to the Emissary, a frown on her face. As she feels boredom is just about to overcome her, she feels the tug at her sleeve and looks down at the child. Ionica gives the child a smile, before she hesitates to answer the question for a moment and then shrugs. "Ain't no superhero yet. I hope to be one, because I'm very strong, but he dragged me here instead," Ionica explains to the child. "Maybe I'll become one when I get out of here though," the uneducated girl says.

Ionica follows the Emissary. Her curiousity seems to go down a bit as they head into the most run down areas of Freedom City, but she doesn't look like she's feeling particularly influenced by her surroundings, where some might seem a bit disgusted by being in such a place. "Where are we going? Are we there soon?" the young woman questions as she continues her flight.

Evanna Lynch probably suits Ionica, she just needs to have some hair dyed blue and wear red contacts. For those who do not know who Evanna Lynch is, then she's the young actress playing Luna Lovegood in the latest Harry Potter movies. Otherwise Hayden Panettiere could perhaps fit, but I think Evanna is better.

First off your maximum in fortitude save is +15, not the +16 you have now. Also where do you get the +7 other toughness save bonus from? Also you seems to be far below PL limits for combat stuff, which I think could be a problem for you. You have +2 attack and deals 8 damage with your unarmed attack, which is more what it should be if you were a PL 5 or 6 character. Instead your to hit + damage should approach 20.

You're talking about the Uncontrolled flaw on the powers. Innate has nothing to do with your own control, it simply prevents others from doing anything to the power (such as power control or nullify for instance).

Ionica shrugs, but doesn't reply to the comment about being one for long speeches. It is kinda obvious that she's not. Instead she follows the Emissary, floating through the air next to him, studying him as she flies. "So, where are we going?" she finally asks.

Lucy (Ionica) is only 16, so if Duncan Summers is willing to have her in Claremont, she could receive an invitation. But she's not starting out being there, I'd rather that it was something happening through the game.

"So no just seeking out super-bad guys? But helping people with normal problems? It sounds kinda boring." the Ionic girl says to the Emissary, a confused look on her face. "I thought heroes beat bad guys, not helped kittens down from trees. Being a hero doesn't really sound as interesting anymore. I can help kittens down without wearing clothes like these, yaknow," she then comments with a pout on her lips.

Hmm. Well, it's not really that bad, I think. First off I'd probably just apply the Atlantean template, found in the Freedom City sourcebook. If you don't have that, I'll just put it here for you. Atlantean template. Strength +4 Feats: Environmental Adaption (aquatic) Powers: Immunity 3 (cold, drowning, pressure), Swimming 2, Super-Senses 1 (low-light vision), Super-Strength 2 This costs template costs 15 PP. Then on top of that buy Element Control (water), add some alternate powers. Maybe a force field of water if you need some protection. And then you basically have what you're asking for.

"My powers? Hmm... Haven't used them that much, it was rather sudden, but let me tell you, they are awesome, although also weird." Ionica says with a smile. "I can fly, as you've already seen. And I can shoot strange energy, which feels kinda tickly when I do so. Oh and I'm very strong. I can lift cars and stuff, as if it was very light. And I'm bulletproof."

Ionica's hand returns to her side, as she considers the Emissary's words. Then she nods. "Sure, why not. Perhaps we meet a super-bad guy and then we can both do our super-heroic stuff." The Ionic girl gives the Emissary a smile, before looking first in one direction, then another. "Uhm, do you fly until you find one, or is there like some sort of secret way of finding the bad guys that us super-heroes know?"

Nice meeting you, the Emissary. Ionica says and extends her hand for a handshake. She then looks up, then down and finally back at the Emissary. "Well, I don't think flying makes one a bad guy or anything, but if you can fly you have superpowers, right, and if you're then a bad guy, it means you're a super-bad guy, so I must stop you. But since you're not a bad guy, it's okay." Ionica explains, her logic being rather flawed. "But yeah yeah, I know I'm new on this whole heroic stuff. Flying around has been fun so far and I kinda like the outfit, so now I must just find a super-bad guy, so I can do super-heroics'n'stuff."

That actually depends more of the character than the amount of time they have lived. A character who has lived for a thousand years but has been spending it in a workshop, a library or generally in a non-violent environment will obviously not be more capable of fighting than your average bystander. In another game I'm playing a sorceress who's counting her age in millennia, but she has mostly been spending them raising families (having married many times over the millenia).

Ionica does look rather stunned as she notices the Emissary, studying him for a few seconds, before she shrugs. "Uhm, hi. I'm just like doing patrollation or something like that of this place. I'm Lady Ionica," Ionica replies with a smile. "So you can, like, you know, fly like I can?" she then asks, staring at the other flyer. "Does that make you a good guy or a bad guy?" Well, let's just say Ionica is not the sharpest tool in the shed and let's keep it at that.

Just one minor detail, shouldn't Unreliable (recharge, blood every 24 hours) be Power Loss (unless recharged by blood every 24 hours)?

Have you considered making it a Gadget (as per the Ultimate Power)? This one gives 5 PP per rank that you can use on whatever powers you want, that you can reconfigure as a standard action. Write up some of the more common effects, just for ease of reference. It is basically the device based shapeshift power.

The AP would have 13 PP. And in your above example with Comprehend you'd be doing: Comprehend 2 (understand and speak to machines; 3 AP) [7 PP] AP: Comprehend 2 (understand and speak to people) AP: Comprehend 2 (understand and speak to animals) AP: Comprehend 2 (understand and speak to plants) Alternatively I think you could do a: Comprehend 9 (speak, read and understand languages, machines, animals, plants; Flaw: Action - Move; Duration - Sustained) [4.5 PP] *Please note that this is what I think is acceptable, the admins may have different opinions* This represents how you'll have to find and activate your PDA to have it translate for you. This means that in some situations you'll miss parts because you'll need to find the PDA and start the programs, etc.

The flier continued her flight for about 10 seconds more, before she realized that the yell was perhaps at her. She looked around confusedly, trying to determine it's source, so of course her eyes focused on the streets below, trying to find someone looking in her direction, someone who looked like the were trying to catch her attention and simply not staring simply because she did something normal people could not do. "Uhm, yes?" she then said out loud, hoping to see any reaction from the bystanders.

Usually Ionica tended to stay near Southside, mostly because that was her home turf, her territory. In the darkest alleys, the most godforsaken places in all of Freedom City, those were the places where Ionica tended to focus on, stopping those bullying her fellow homeless or the gangers trying to hurt the few who actually were having businesses of their own. Yet on this day Ionica was soaring the sky, stretching her metaphorical wings, as she expelled energy through her feet, which allowed her to achieve a high speed. She was not so much patrolling, she didn't really pay much attention to what was below her, no, she was mostly just flying for the sake of flying, to keep up her skill, possibly even gaining more control. Thus she could be found zipping from building to building, at times moving with very high speed and at others hardly flying faster than anyone could walk.

Ohh. Perhaps Lucy should go to Claremont at some point. Would be an excellent way of making her smarter (spend PP on mental scores and removing illiterate drawback). :super:

As long as it doesn't involve snakes on a plane... ;)

Why not join Emm on his patrol, hanging out together and meeting a new hero on the way? :)

Lady Ionica could be up for some patrolling. She should probably encounter Emissary when he's doing his patrolling, as she's a new heroine and therefore neither of the two will know eachother.

Given that she's more of a walking battery of ionic energy in a physical form than an actual human, her brain is not truly human, simply sentient energy. Thus she's unaffected by things that affects the normal human mind.

Given her immense durability and fortitude, she does need a vulnerability and even then she's still able to handle most will-save powers, except for those not directly mental.