I'll be posting my V&V characters here.

Some Notes on Character Creation.

When I'm working these guys out, I roll 4d6, and drop the lowest roll when rolling for a super powered character's basic stats. It's worked well for years, so I figure why change it. For the average Joe on the street (cops, thugs, henchmen, etc.) I use the standard 3d6. I randomly roll powers, and tinker with them until they're to my liking. I also like to split rolls between powers and training, as I feel it gives a nice mix of abilities, but that's just me. For backgrounds, I either roll them randomly, or just throw in one I like. It varies from character to character, and it normally depends on how much time I feel like spending developing their background and what type of mood I’m in.

First up, Warmonger.

WARMONGER

"In war, you can't afford to show your enemies mercy."



Identity: Lt. Col. Mark Richards
Aliases: None
Sex: Male
Age: 39      
Place of Birth: Boise, Idaho
Marital Status: Divorced
Known Relatives: Nathan Richards (Son)
Side: Evil
Affiliation: None
Known Associates: None
Known Grudges: The US Government
Base of Operations: Mobile            
Level: 15
Training: Damage

Powers:
1. Bionics:
a) Endo-Skeleton: 2x body weight; 10 pts. Invulnerability, no AGL Mod.
b) Enhanced Sensory System: 5 x Detect Hidden.
c) Self Repair Capability: Regeneration: Unable to repair damage caused by acid/corrosive attacks.
d) Cybernetic Arm: +10 STR, carrier attack for Lightning Control attack: 2d8 damage.
2. Heightened Expertise: +4 w/everything.
3. Special Weapon: War Strike (War Strike is a massive warhammer): +3 to hit, HTH +1d10 damage.
4. Heightened Charisma B: +12.
5. Body Power: Artificially Enhanced Physique: +20 STR, END, +10 AGL.
6. Natural Weaponry: +3 to hit; +6 to damage.
7. Low Self Control: Enraged: Each time War Monger takes more than 10 points damage from a single attack, he must save vs. INT on a D20. If he fails, he will become enraged, lashing out at the character that attacked him.  He will focus all his energies into attack that character and that character alone, completely ignoring anyone else.

Weight: 400 lbs.                  
Basic Hits: 8
Agility Mod: -                  
Strength: 43
Endurance: 31                  
Agility: 23
Intelligence: 18                  
Charisma: 29
Reactions from: Good: -5 /Evil: +5
Hit Mods.:
Hit Points: 278
Healing Rate: 7.2
Power: 113
Damage Mod.: +3
Accuracy: +4
Carrying Capacity: 16, 521 lbs.
Basic HTH Damage: 3d10            
Movement Rates: 97” ground speed
Detect Hidden: 70 %            
Detect Danger: 18%
Inventing Points: 27                  
Inventing: 54%
Legal Status: Wanted in the US, Canada, Mexico, Russia, and the EU.

Origin/Background: For as long as Mark Richards could remember, he’d wanted to be a soldier. He loved everything about them, the uniforms, the way they carried themselves, and most importantly, the weapons. He eventually achieved his goal, secured an appointment to the US Military academy, at West Point. Graduating at the top of his West Point class, he quickly rose through the ranks. Within a few years he was commanding his on battalion of infantry. When the second gulf war erupted, he and his troops were in the thick of it. Rapidly advancing across the Iraqi desert, he was determined to be the first US ground unit into Baghdad. That is until the mysterious sandstorm hit.

The storm was like nothing he’d ever seen, and with visibility next to nothing he ordered a halt. Soon he grew tired of the wait, and sent out several reconnaissance teams to scout out the area they now occupied. Within a short period, one of them radio back that they’d discovered a series of mysterious crypts. Intrigued, he decided to investigate them himself. Taking nothing more than a small security team, he set out to explore them. That was the last anyone heard or saw of Lt. Col. Mark Richards. What returned was the Avatar of War, The Warmonger. No one’s sure what happened to him or his men, or what they encountered that night, but they do know that this thing that carries his face must be stopped.

*NOTES*
War Monger is supposed to be a heavy hitter capable of taking on a whole group of PCs by his lonesome. As for how he could be used, I could easily see him striking at military targets (Ammunition plants, weapon storage depots, military bases), or striking at what he sees as symbols of US power (Washington DC). I wouldn't recommend sending a group of inexperienced low level characters up against him, but a group of moderate level characters should be able to capable of handling him.

Proteus

"This technology may prove useful to me."



Identity: -
Aliases: None
Sex: Male Appearance
Age: ?
Place of Birth: N/A
Marital Status: N/A
Known Relatives: N/A
Side: Evil
Affiliation: Independent Villain
Known Associates: None
Known Grudges: None
Base of Operations: Mobile      
Level: 8      
Training: Accuracy

Powers:
1. Transformation: Shapechange: Shapes and Objects only. He has the ability to alter his physical form and assume the shape of any object of similar size.
2. Body Power: Synthetic Body:
a) Stretching: Max Length = 153”. Max area is a square 76” on a side. Maximum cubic size is 38” in thickness. PR = 1 per use as a defense.
b) Invulnerability: 27, only vs. Kinetic energy attacks.
c) Regeneration: 1 action per turn maximum to heal full rate, can’t heal damage caused by fire.
3. Heightened Strength B: +13.
4. Heightened Endurance B: +18.

Weight: 225 lbs.                  
Basic Hits: 5
Agility Mod: -2                  
Strength: 24
Endurance: 27                  
Agility: 18
Intelligence: 13                  
Charisma: 15
Reactions from Good: -1 / Evil: +1
Hit Mods.: 14.212
Hit Points: 71                  
Healing Rate: 4.0
Power: 82      
Damage Mod.: +2
Accuracy: +3
Carrying Capacity: 1,859 lbs. 
Basic HTH Damage:1d10      
Movement Rates: 56” ground
Detect Hidden: 10%
Detect Danger: 14%
Inventing Points: 10.4      
Inventing: 39%
Origin and Background: Synthetic Being
Legal Status: Wanted in the US on various charges.

Origin and Background: Proteus is a synthetic being created as part of an experimental weapons program using reverse engineered alien technology.

Combat Tactics/M.O.: During battle, he’s a flurry of motion, assuming one shape, and then suddenly shifting forms to something else.

Personality/Character Traits: Proteus exact motivations have yet to be reveled. He seems to amassing various technologies for some unknown purpose. The one constant theme in all of his crimes is that he seems to specifically target companies that specialize in developing artificial intelligence technology.

PLOT SEEDS

The PCs are called in to investigate a series of break-ins at hi-tech firms operating in the area. Very specific pieces of equipment, and software, are being targeting, and local law enforcement is baffled as to who the culprit(s) are. The PC's investigation will eventually lead them to Proteus, and his attempts to assemble artificial beings similar to himself.

Decimation



Identity: Casey Stone
Aliases: None                  
Side: Evil
Sex: Female
Age: 16
Place of Birth:
Marital Status: Single
Known Relatives: Marc Stone (Father), Lindsay Stone (Mother)
Affiliation: Independent Villain
Known Associates: None
Known Grudges: None
Base of Operations: Mobile
Level: 7      
Training: Agility

Powers:
1. Death Touch: PR=20 (see rule book for complete power description).
2. Disintegration Ray: 56" Range, 1d20 damage, PR=2 per shot.
3. 2x Heightened Strength (B): +44.
4. Invulnerability: 18 points.
5. Telekinesis: Capacity 1,130lbs., 91" range, Speed of object movement 112", PR=1, +1 per turn per object controlled paid on her first action; costs an additional point of PR whenever something else is grabbed.
6. Mutant Power: Destructive Aura: 1d8 damage to anything with in a 1” radius of her body.
8. Weakness (Special Vulnerability): 2x damage from holy artifacts.

Weight: 125 lbs.
Basic Hits: 3
Agility Mod: -
Strength: 56
Endurance: 16
Agility: 13
Intelligence: 13
Charisma: 16
Reactions from: Good: -2/Evil: +2
Hit Mods.: (4)(1.8)(1.1)(1.3) = 10.296
Hit Points: 31
Healing Rate: 3.3
Power: 98
Damage Mod.: +1
Accuracy: +1
Carrying Capacity: 11, 076 lbs. 
Basic HTH Damage: 2d10      
Movement Rates: 85” ground
Detect Hidden: 10%            
Detect Danger: 14%
Inventing Points:  8.4            
Inventing: 39%
Origin and Background: American, Mutant, former HS student
Legal Status: American citizen with duel British citizenship, currently wanted in the US, UK, and Canada

Origin and Background: Decimation is a 16 year old psi-sensitive female mutant that's been possessed by an alien entity. She was never very stable to begin with, and when her powers emerged, she completely went off the deep end. She nearly died during a suicide attempt, and during her recovery a extra-dimensional psionic entity took possession of her body. She’s clashed with Titan and the Protectors on several occasions.

Combat Tactics/M.O.:In combat she prefers to use her Disintegration Ray on flying opponents, or using her TK to throw objects at them. When engaged in HTH, she’ll try to pummel opponents with her strength, finishing them off with her Death Touch.

Personality/Character Traits: The entity has completely suppressed her natural personality. She’s cruel, vindictive and cruel, and enjoys inflicting pain on others. She should come as a nasty surprise to the PCs who may underestimate her because of her age.

Here's The Yeoman, sort of a cross between Batmam, Green Arrow, Hawkeye, and Daredevil.

The Yeoman

"Look, you've got two ways out of this, the easy way, or the hard way. Personally I hope you go with door number two."



Identity: Randal Peterson
Side: Good
Affiliation: Independent Hero
Base of Operations:
Sex: Male
Age: 33                        
Level: 7
Training: Accuracy

Powers:
1. Willpower (A): PR=1 per use as a defense.
2. Heightened Attack: +7 damage
3. Speed Bonus: +50” ground speed.
4. Heightened Defense: -4 to be hit while conscious and mobile.
5. Heightened Agility (A): +12

Weapons:
Longbow: +4 to hit, HTH+1 damage, R=48”.
Billy Club:+2 to hit, HTH+1d4 damage.
Brass Knuckles: HTH+2 damage


Weight: 200 lbs.                  
Basic Hits: 4
Agility Mod: -                  
Strength: 15
Endurance: 17                  
Agility: 19
Intelligence: 11                  
Charisma: 23
Reactions from Good: +4/Evil: -4
Hit Mods.:
Hit Points: 18                  
Healing Rate: 1.6
Power: 64
Damage Mod.: +2
Accuracy: +3
Carrying Capacity: 507 lbs.
Basic HTH Damage: 1d8      
Movement Rates: 101” ground
Detect Hidden: 8%            
Detect Danger: 12%
Inventing Points: 7.7            
Inventing: 33%
Origin: Former criminal
Legal Status: US citizen, with a criminal record

Origin/Background: Randal is a former small time street hood, who at one point worked as muscle for supervillain. After watching the hero Strongbow sacrifice his life to save an innocent woman, and her child, he had change of heart and took up where the Bowman left off.

Combat Tactics/M.O.: In combat, he’s right in the thick of it. He’ll lead of with his bow, picking off anyone with a weapon, before jumping into finish off the rest with hand to hand attacks. And he’s definitely not afraid to take a couple of blows in the process. He receives as well as he dishes it out.

Personality/Character Traits: He's a little more hard edged than most heroes. While he won't kill, unless he's got no other choice, he's not above breaking a few bones, and cracking heads to make his point.

Rouges Gallery: Jack & Jill, Killshot, Four Winds Ninja Clan

Allies: Nightstalker

Additional Notes: The Yeoman is a “street level” hero for use in a low power, or slightly more gritty modern campaign. He’s not blood thirsty, but as pointed out, he’s more than happy to jump in and put the beat down on the local gang of thugs. The PCs, on the other hand may have serious problem with his methods. It’s up to the GM to determine exactly how he wants to integrate him into a game.

Some suggestions include having the local PD have reports of some new urban vigilante terrorizing the local street gangs. Or, if the game involves another street level hero, the to might “accidentally” stumble upon each other during a routine outing.

Merlyn

"Be done with him, we can not afford to waste time dealing with this fool."



Identity: Merlyn
Side: Good
Affiliation: Independent Hero
Base of Operations: Avalon
Sex: Male
Age: 45*(see below)
Level: 19
Training: Endurance

Powers:
1) Willpower (A): PR=1.
2) Weather Control Device: Magical Staff: See pages 18-19 for a full description of this power. 18 uses per day. 
3) Heightened Intelligence (A): +12.
4) Body Power: Retarded Aging: He has magically slowed his aging process.
5) Heightened Charisma (B): +13.
6) Pet: Talon: A Peregrine Falcon. Use the stats for an Eagle from page 46 of the rulebook.
7) Magic Spells:
a) Deflection: Save vs. Agility to deflect magical based attacks back at attacker. Only usable from front or side arcs.
b) Thunderbolt: Attacks as Lightning Control. PR=3, R=End x 2 (46”), 1d12 damage
c) Thunderclap: Attacks as Sonic Abilities. PR=4, R=End x 2 (46”), 1d12 damage
d) Fireball: Attacks as Flame Powers. PR=2 , R = End x2 (46“), 1d12 damage
e) Forget: Target must save vs. Int or forgets. R=Int, PR=variable (See table)

1 turn - PR=1
5 min - PR=3
1 hour - PR=5
1 day - PR=7
1 week - PR=12
1 month - PR=20
1 Year - PR=25

f) Sphere of Protection: Affects the user as though he were protected by a Force Field. R=Self, PR=1 per turn, +1 per two points of damage stopped.
g) Shrink: Unwilling targets must save vs. Endurance or be shrunken to 6” in height. R=Int, PR=3
h) Portal: Acts as Dimensional Travel. Special Requirement: Must use a normal doorway as a focus for this spell. PR=5
I) Flight: PR=1 per hour. 115“ (max speed is based on 5 x Endurance). 
j) Dispel Magic: PR=5* To successfully dispel a spell cast by another, he must successfully roll his inventing percentage, or lower, on 1d100 - the level of the individual who cast the spell. He may increase his percentage chance by spending additional power. For each additional point spent, he increases his chance to succeed by 5%.
k) Mirror Image: Creates up too six illusions of him. R=INT, PR=2.
l) Invisibility: PR=2 per hour.
m) Spirit Drain: Attacks Devitalization Ray, R=Int x 2 (52”),
n) Fickle Fingers: Drains 1d6 Agility. Target must save vs. Endurance to resist effects. Affected characters recover 1 point of Agility per hour. R=Int, PR=4
o) Shield: Defends as though it were force field. R=Int (26”)

Weight: 165 lbs.
Basic Hits: 4
Agility Mod: -
Strength: 13
Endurance: 23
Agility: 16
Intelligence: 26
Charisma: 28
Reactions from: Good: +5/Evil: -5
Hit Mods.:
Hit Points: 30
Healing Rate: 2.4
Power: 78                        
Damage Mod.: +3
Accuracy: +2
Carrying Cap: 373 lbs.
Basic H2H Damage:1d8                  
Movement Rates: 52”ground
Detect Hidden: 18%
Detect Danger: 22%
Inventing Points:
Inventing: 78%
Origin and Background: English, mystical
Legal Status: N/A

Origin and Background: Not much is known about the past of the man simply known as Merlyn. Some have postulated that he may be a reincarnation of the Merlin of Arthurian myth, whether this is true or not remains to be seen, and Merlyn has done nothing to offer any clues to his origins.

Combat Tactics/M.O.: Merlyn prefers not to engage in direct combat, preferring to remain on the sidelines using his mystical abilities to support his comrades. He’ll usually target the most powerful opponents with either his Fickle Fingers, or Spirit Drain. If forced into a physical combat situation he will use immediately cast his Sphere of protection spell. He will do his best to disengage form his target cast either a Fireball, Thunderbolt, or Thunderclap spell.

Personality/Character Traits: When it comes to mystical threats, Merlyn is a force to be reckoned with. He’s  defended the Earthly plane for many decades, defeating an untold number of otherworldly threats. The problem is he lets everyone know it. To be honest, Merlyn comes across as a bit of an ass, as he has somewhat of a condescending attitude. It’s not unusual for him to belittle his fellow heroes, if he feels they are not meeting his exceptionally high standards. He doesn’t tolerate fools, or rashness. As a result, his personality tends to grate on those around him. It’s not unusual for him to expect to lead missions involving mystical threats, as “His many years of experience provide him with knowledge that others could hardly comprehend.” But, unlike many blowhards and loud mouths the heroes may encounter, Merlyn has the ability to back up his comments. When it comes to the mystical world, he’s not one to be toyed with.

Rouges Gallery: Morgan le Fey, Lord Pumpkin, The Sorceress

Additional Notes: Merlyn could be used as a powerful ally for any hero group. He could quite easily be integrated into any game, or scenario involving magic. His superior attitude could come as a bit a of a shock to the PCs, especially PCs who are used to running the show. GMs could use this to cause a bit of friction, having him go head to head with the team's leader if he feels the group is making a mistake (i.e. the GM wants to have a little fun at the players expense). This should be played up to the fullest, with the GM doing his best to undermine the group's leader by constantly having Merlyn make side remarks such as, "I suppose, this is the best I could expect when dealing with someone as inexperienced as you." Basically you want things to come to a head, and the PCs should have to force him to treat them as equals. Once they do, I'd suggest giving them an additional point or two of charisma for the effort.

They're great!
My personal favorite is the Minotaur.

Thanks for sharing!

John wrote on Jul 8^th, 2009 at 11:22pm:


I might just put together a mini scenario for him.

MOONSHADOW



Identity: ?
Side: Evil
Affiliation: Independent Villain
Base of Operations: Japan, Asia
Sex: Male
Age: ?
Level: 7      
Training: Accuracy

Powers:
1. Heightened Agility (B): +24.
2. Heightened Attack: +7 on all damage inflicted.
3. Heightened Defense: -4 to hit while conscious and mobile.
4. Heightened Expertise: +4 to hit w/Ninja Weapons.
5. Weakness Detection: 1 action to determine weakness, if any, and gain a +5 bonus. R=1".
6. Body Power: Shadow Melding: Due to his specialized ninja training, Moonshadow gains the benefits of invisibility when in dark shadows or areas without illumination (see page 14, Invisibility).
7. Heightened Senses: Danger Sense: 4x Detect Danger; Spatial Awareness: 4x Detect Hidden.
Weapons: Ninja-to (+2, HTH +1d6), Shuriken (+3, HTH +1, Range = S inches), Sai (+2, HTH +1d4, may be used to block opponents attacks, -4 to be hit in HTH if not attacking), Blowgun (+1, attacks as Chemical Attack, save vs. E, or affects as Paralysis Ray, Range = E inches). 

Weight: 175 lbs.
Basic Hits: 4
Agility Mod: -
Strength: 15
Endurance: 15
Agility: 34
Intelligence: 16
Charisma:11
Reactions from: Good: - /Evil: -
Hit Mods.:
Hit Points: 41                  
Healing Rate: 7.2
Power: 80
Damage Mod.: +4
Accuracy: +7
Carrying Capacity: 427 lbs. 
Basic HTH Damage:1d6            
Movement Rates: 64” ground
Detect Hidden: 48%                  
Detect Danger: 64%
Inventing Points: 11.2                  
Inventing: 48%
Origin and Background: Japanese, Master ninja assassin
Legal Status: Japanese citizen, with no criminal record.

Origin and Background: Very little information is available on the ninja known only as “Moonshadow”. He first appeared on the scene approximately five years ago, and restricted his operations to mainland Japan, where he reportedly carried out a number of murders for several warring Yakuza families. The only thing that is known, is that once he accepts a contract, he will not stop until that contract is fulfilled. Japanese police reports state  that witness saw him seemingly appear from nowhere in a crowded room, cut his way through several heavily armed body guards, kill his target, then “vanish” into the shadows.

Moonshadow is a highly skilled ninja assassin with several other abilities. He can cloud the minds of his targets, rendering them unable to detect his presence, until he is ready to strike. He can detect weakness in most physical structures allowing him to strike at the point that will do the most damage, and he can blend into the shadows allowing him to conceal his movements. His speed and accuracy with his weapons is almost superhuman. His agility is at peak human levels, and very, very hard to hit. He normally makes use of classic ninja weapons, smoke and flash bombs, poisons, and various gases. He is also an expert n disguising his identity. In the past he has appeared as a businessman, a poor farmer, a police officer, and a crippled old man.

Combat Tactics/M.O.: Moonshadow prefers to remain in the shadows, rarely if ever attacking an opponent  outright. He will observe his target for several days trying to gain information on him. If possible, he will assume the identity of a trusted figure (police, para-medic, etc.) so that he can get close to his target. Once he is within range he will use his weakness detection before striking. If all else fails, he also has access to several slow working poisons, that are designed to weaken his targets or powders that can blind them. Feel free to use your imagination when coming up with possible inventions.

Personality/Character Traits: Moonshadow is extremely loyal to his employers. Once he takes a contract, he will not stop until that contract is fulfilled.

The Sorceress

"Little man, now you shall know the true meaning of pain."



Identity: Selena
Side: Evil
Affiliation: The Dark Circle
Base of Operations:
Sex: Female
Age: 85                           
Level: 11
Training: Endurance

Powers:
1. Heightened Charisma (B): +19.
2. Willpower (A): PR= 1 per hour for use as a defense.
3. Magic Spells:
a) Shadow Animation: This spell allows the character to animate his shadow or the shadow of another. Treat as a solid energy illusion. R = I x 2, RR=3 per shadow.
b) Shroud of Darkness: Acts as the standard Darkness power. R = I, PR=2
c) Acid Rain: A dark, menacing thunderstorm rapidly appears, producing highly acidic rain drops that burn on contact. Attacks as Chemical Power. 1d12 damage, R = Ix2, PR=8
d) Enthrall: Only usable against males. Only one command is given, "love me". Acts as the standard Mind Control power with the following modifications. R=C; Maximum number of targets that can be controlled is = to E+C/2.
e) Mystic Bolt: Attacks as Power Blast. R= E + I (31”), PR=3,
f) Spirit Drain: Attacks and acts as a standard Devitalization Ray attack. R = I x 2, PR=3
g) Invisibility: Acts as the standard Invisibility Power. PR=3 per hour, per person affected.
h) Enrage: Attacks as Emotion Control. Victims must save vs. I or become overcome with rage, lashing out against anyone within reach. PR=10, R=30”, maximum area affected = I in inches.
i) Inferno: The target is engulfed in a swirling cloud of mystical hellfire. Attacks as flame powers. R = 28”, PR  as per flame powers (A).
4. Animal Control: Rodents and Reptiles. See pg. 9 for a full description of this power.
5. Special Requirement: See Below

Inventions/Devices:
a) Ring of Protection: Her Ring provides her with 15 points of Invulnerability.
b) Potion of Immortality: Selena has managed to concoct a potion that prevents her from aging. While physically over 80 years old, she appears to be an attractive woman in her early 30's. The potion makes use of the blood of attractive young females. If she does not consume the potion on a daily basis, she will begin to age a very rapid state, until her body reaches its actual age. The blood of a normal human female will allow her to create enough of the potion to last approximately one month.

Weight: 135 lbs.                     
Basic Hits: 3
Agility Mod: -                        
Strength: 9
Endurance: 14
Agility: 15
Intelligence: 17
Charisma: 30
Reactions from Good: -5/Evil: +5
Hit Mods.:
Hit Points: 8
Healing Rate: 0.9
Power: 53
Damage Mod.: +2
Accuracy: +2
Carrying Capacity: 160lbs. 
Basic HTH Damage: 1d4
Movement Rates: 38” ground
Detect Hidden: 12%
Detect Danger: 16%
Inventing Points: 2.9
Inventing: 54%
Origin: Eastern European,
Legal Status: Wanted in US and the EU for various crimes

Origin and Background: The Sorceress was born on the eve of WWI to a cabal of European witches. While many of her "sisters" were killed during the war, she managed to survive and immigrate to the west. Over the years she’s managed to amass quite a fortune, including many valuable antiques and arcane relics. Now the last of her kind, she’s doing whatever she deems necessary to extend her life.

Combat Tactics/M.O.: The Sorceress rarely engages in direct combat. Instead she’ll hang back, using various spells to help her more physically capable teammates.

Personality/Character Traits: Strong willed and intelligent, but vain and cruel, she thinks of nothing but her own personal pleasures, and how to prolong here unnatural life span. Her main weakness is the fear of old age, and the loss of her beauty, as she knows that with her passing that her bloodline will fade from existence.

Additional Notes: The Sorceress needs a constant flow of young females to keep her supplied with her immortality potion. Heroes could become involved after a series mysterious disappearances involving young women. She’s likely to have taken up residence in an area with large number of young women, say near a local college campus, or gained membership to a women's health club.

If a PCs is involved in law enforcement, he may be assigned to investigate one of the disappearances. Or he could be a reporter assigned to cover the case. A good way insert her into an ongoing game is for the GM could drop clues in the local news, over the course of several games. Have the players make a detect danger role to see if they pick up on the clues or decide to investigate on there own. Another option is to have local law enforcement or a family member of one of the missing girls ask for the players help in finding the missing girl.

One other note: I limit the maximum number of spells a character can have to their INT score. So if a character has an INT score of 15, that's the maximum number of spells they could use.

Moved to another thread.

CHAR

"Now I'm gonna watch you !@$%^ burn!"



Identity: Terrence Lamar Jackson
Side: Evil
Affiliation: Independent Villain
Base of Operations: Mobile
Sex: Male
Age: 35                              
Level: 7                      
Training: Endurance

Powers:
1. Armor (A): ADR=95.
2. Body Power: Magma Touch: Attacks & Defends as Flame Powers, R=Touch, 1d12 damage, PR=2.
3. Heightened Strength (B): +19.
4. Heightened Endurance (B): +12.
5. Tunneling: Char can superheat his body, allowing him to tunnel through solid materials. Max tunneling movement rate = (S + E/2)-SR of the material being tunneled through, or 28” per turn.

Weight: 400 lbs.                         
Basic Hits: 8
Agility Mod: -2                            
Strength: 31
Endurance: 26                            
Agility: 12
Intelligence: 16                           
Charisma: 13
Reactions from Good: -1/Evil: +1
Hit Points: 82                            
Healing Rate: 6.4
Power: 82
Damage Mod.: +1
Accuracy: +1
Carrying Capacity: 6,478 lbs. 
Basic HTH Damage: 2d8             
Movement Rates: 66” ground, 28” tunneling
Detect Hidden: 12%                   
Detect Danger: 16%
Inventing Points: 11.2                
Inventing: 48%
Origin and Background: African American, Career Criminal.
Legal Status: American citizen, with an extensive criminal record.

Origin and Background: Terrence Jackson is an African American male, and was a small time thief and street hustler, in Detroit, before his "little accident" gave him his powers.

Combat Tactics/M.O.: Char is a straight up brawler. He’ll do his best to close in on an opponent and grapple him, and use his “magma touch” to inflict as much damage as possible. If that fails he’ll try to ignite surrounding objects and through them at his foes.

Personality/Character Traits: Char is quite frankly a pompous ass and a bully. He's loud, rude and vulgar, and he’s been that way as long as he can remember, and the addition of super powers to the mix, just made his attitude worse.

I assume solid materials are not things like Steel, super alloys or other such things.

G7

I have been playing Champions for years, we kind of graduated to it from V&V. I originally thought to use this site for just a way to chat hero RP but I'm gonna dust off my V&V books and see if I can get my friends to play it again. 
Thanks guys!

Awesome characters!!  I can't wait to see more.  I love Char!

Bumping this up, as I'm making some modifications and cleaning up a few things.

Marshal Strong wrote on Dec 1^st, 2013 at 12:00am:


Not on this batch. All of the pics were found online. Thunderboy is the good folks over at Superbuddies.net, home to several current and former V&V players.