Funny, I am currently re reading the New Teen Titans.    I hated that he ended up killing Wintergreen.

Deadline



Identity: Unknown
Side: Evil
Affiliation: The Killer Elite            
Sex: Male
Age: Unknown    
Level: 7
Training: Damage

Powers/Training:
1. Armor B: ADR=80 with the following functions:
a) Heightened Senses: IR Vision & Enhanced Hearing: 3x Detect Hidden.
b) Long Distance Radio
c)  Wrist Launcher:
i) Explosive Pellets: +2 to hit, 1d10 damage, R=AGLx3, 12 pellets.
ii) Gas Pellets: Attacks as Chemical Powers. Save vs E or fall asleep for 1d8 hours.
2. Heightened Endurance B: +12.
3. Heightened Agility B: +10.
4. Heightened Strength B: +6.
5. Heightened Expertise: +4 to hit with everything. 
6. Noncorporealness: PR=4 per hour.
7. Flight Device (Anti-Grav Discs): 150 MPH max flight speed. 15 hrs. max flight time.
8. body Power: Dense Skin: Provides 4 points Invulnerability per turn.
9. Invention: Plasma Rifle: +2 to hit, Attacks as Power Blast, 1d20 damage, R=AGLx2, 16 charges.
10. Invention: Cadmium Knife: +1 to hit, HTH+1d2 damage. Ignores the SR of matter up to SR 12.
11. +2 Accuracy from training.

Weapons:
Automatic Pistol: +3 to hit, 1d8 damage, R=Ax6, 15 shot magazine.

Weight: 205 lbs.
Basic Hits: 5
Agility Mod: -                      
Strength: 19
Endurance: 21                     
Agility: 21
Intelligence: 12                   
Charisma: 16
Reactions from Good: -2 / Evil: +2
Hit Mods: 8.6944
Hit Points: 43
Healing Rate: 3.0      
Power: 73
Damage Mod.: +2
Accuracy: +5 (+2) from training.
Carrying Capacity: 939 lbs.
Basic HTH Damage: 1d8      
Movement Rates: 61” ground; 105 (462") mph flight
Detect Hidden: 30%             
Detect Danger: 14%
Inventing Points: 5.4             
Inventing: 36%

Origin/Background: The man who would become the master assassin called Deadline began his life as a small time hitman for one of America’s organized crime families. While details of his upbringing and career are sketchy, his uncanny sense of aim has always made him a formidable foe.

When the alien invaders known as the Dominators unleashed a genebomb over Earth, the hitman who would soon take the name Deadline was a casualty, having his metagene activated. At first he grew extremely ill and thought he would die from the accident. Instead, he recovered and found that his body had bulked up and his skills and reflexes had dramatically improved. His skin also became extremely dense, making him impervious to pain. Topping off these new powers was his ability to phase himself or any object he touched through solid materials. Outfitting himself with high-tech gear, the hitman called himself Deadline and endeavored to establish himself as America’s premier assassin.

Combat Tactics/M.O.: Deadline prefers to use his flight discs to cover large distances, and get close to a target, using his Non-Corporalness to protect himself from attacks. Once he's in close he'll use one of his various weapons to soften up a target before finishing them off, at close range with either his pistol or knife.

Personality/Character Traits: Ruthless, and greedy.

Ravager I



Identity: Grant Wilson
Side: Evil
Affiliation: Agent of H.I.V.E.
Sex: Male
Age: ?                        
Level: 1
Training: Accuracy

Powers:
1. Heightened Agility B: +10.
2. Heightened Endurance B: +10.
3. Heightened Strength B: +10.
4. Natural Weaponry (Martial Arts Training): +1 to hit, +2 damage.
5. Heightened Expertise: +4 w/firearms and explosives.
6. Low Self Control: Ravager’s powers are to much for his body to handle, and eventually kill him. Every turn that Ravager expends more than 5 Power, he’ll take 1 HP worth of damage.

Weapons:
1. Assault Rifle: +4 to hit, 1d10 damage, R=200".
2. Automatic Pistol: +3 to hit, 1d8 damage, R=120".
3. Sword: +2 to hit, HTH + 1d8 damage.

Weight: 180 lbs.                   
Basic Hits: 4
Agility Mod: -                   
Strength: 26
Endurance: 23                   
Agility: 22
Intelligence: 10                   
Charisma: 12
Reactions From: Good: -/Evil: -
Hit Mods:. ()()()() =
Hit Points: 53                   
Healing Rate: 2.8
Power: 81
Damage Mod.: +2
Accuracy: +4
Carrying Capacity: 1,789 lbs.
Basic HTH Damage: 1d             
Movement Rates: 62” ground
Detect Hidden: 8%            
Detect Danger: 12%
Inventing Points: 1            
Inventing: 30%

Origin/Background: Grant Wilson is the son of Slade Wilson (Deathstroke: The Terminator) and Adeline Kane Wilson. The couple met while in service in the United States Army (Adeline had been Slade's instructor in guerrilla warfare). Sparks ignited immediately between the two, and they quickly fell in love and wed. Shortly thereafter, Adeline gave birth to a son, Grant and later Joseph Wilson.

When Grant became a young man, he moved to New York City's East Village, where he fell in with the H.I.V.E. It was Grant's apartment that Starfire crashed into as she escaped her Gordanian captors. His apartment suffered even more damage as the New Teen Titans entered the scene. Grant demanded compensation for damages, but was refused. A bitter and angry man to begin with, Grant's rage toward the Titans festered. The H.I.V.E. offered to amplify Grant's natural abilities artificially and sent him after the Titans. Grant received powers and a costume reminiscent of his father's and named himself the Ravager.

Ravager eventually died in his father's arms, as his powers proved too taxing for his body.

Cheshire



Identity: Jade Nguyen
Side: Evil         
Sex: Female
Age: Unknown
Level: 9
Training: Accuracy

Powers:
1. Natural Weaponry (Martial Arts): +2 to hit, +4 damage.
2. Heightened Agility A: +8.
3. Heightened Defense: -4 to be hit while conscious and mobile.
4. Poison/Venom: Poisoned fingernails: HTH is carrier attack for poison attack. Victim must save vs. END, on d100, or is affected as though they were hit by a Paralysis Ray.

Weight: 120 lbs.                   
Basic Hits: 3
Agility Mod: -                   
Strength: 14
Endurance: 18                   
Agility: 21
Intelligence: 13                   
Charisma: 16
Reactions from Good: -2/Evil: +2
Hit Mod.:
Hit Points: 19
Healing Rate: 1.5
Power: 66                         
Damage Mod.: +2
Accuracy: +4
Carrying Capacity: 273 lbs.
Basic HTH Damage: 1d6             
Movement Rates: 53” ground
Detect Hidden: 10%             
Detect Danger: 14%
Inventing Points: 9.1             
Inventing: 39%
 
Origin/Background: Born allegedly, to a French father and a Vietnamese mother, she had an unhappy childhood and was sold into slavery. The trauma of this made her psychotic, and paved her way into becoming one of the world's most ruthless mercenaries.

After killing her master, Jade was informally adopted by Chinese freedom fighter Weng Chan, who taught her all he knew about guerrilla fighting. She acquired a knowledge of poisons from Kruen Musenda, a famed African assassin known as the "Spitting Cobra" and to whom she married when she was just 16. Following Mussenda’s death, Jade became the successful hired killer Cheshire.

John wrote on Jun 10^th, 2009 at 6:54pm:


She's a long time foe of Night Wing.

John wrote on Jun 10^th, 2009 at 6:58pm:


Corrected now.

John wrote on Jun 10^th, 2009 at 7:37pm:


I know, but I still wanted it fixed.

I actually had a Telepathic, shape-changing, Hermaphrodite assassin called Ecstasy. I used "her" in a couple of M&M games. Lets just say it made for some interesting situations. 

Ecstasy was an Psychic Vampire, with telepathy, and a limited shape changing ability. "She" could use her abilities to determine someone's greatest sexual desire, and use it to get close to them. She'd then absorb there their psychic energies. She'd literally love you to death.

The Brain



Identity: Unknown
Aliases: None
Sex: Male
Age: Unknown
Marital Status: Single
Known Relatives: None
Place of Birth: France
Base of Operations: Mobile
Side: Evil
Affiliation: The New Brotherhood of Evil
Known Associates: Monsieur Mallah
Known Grudges: The Chief/The Doom Patrol, Teen Titans
Level: 15
Training: Intelligence

Powers:
1. Robotic Body: 10% human appearance. Provides no Movement; no Carrying Capacity; no HTH ability or strength bonus. The body is composed of a SR=8 metal, and has an ADR=60. 
a) Life Support Device: Artificial containment system.
2. Heightened Intelligence B: +18.
3. Heightened Charisma A: +10.
4. Willpower A: PR=1 per turn, or when used as a defense.
5. Invention: Force Field: 1 charge per 2 points of damage blocked. 20 charges.
6. Invention: Wide Area Stun Blast: Anyone within the affected area is treated as as though they were struck with a Paralysis Ray attack. Radius = 10", PR=15.
7. Physical Handicap: The Brain is a bodiless brain encased in an artificial containment system. Without his life support systems his brain would die.

Weight: 105 lbs.
Basic Hits: 3
Agility Mod: -
Strength: 0
Endurance: 10
Agility: 0
Intelligence: 32
Charisma: 21
Reactions from Good: -4 / Evil: +4
Hit Mods: 0.034
Hit Points: 1
Healing Rate: 0.75
Power: 42
Damage Mod.: -
Accuracy: -8
Carrying Capacity: 0 lbs.
Basic HTH Damage: 0
Movement Rates: 0” ground
Detect Hidden: 22%
Detect Danger: 26%
Inventing Points: 46
Inventing: 96%
Legal Status: French citizen, with an extensive criminal record.
Knowledge Areas: Sciences and Medicine.

Origin/Background: As a scientist, the man who would one day become known as the Brain experimented on animals to raise their intelligence. One of his experiments was on a gorilla he captured and experimented on, raising its I.Q. to the genius-level of 178. He named the gorilla Monsieur Mallah and educated him for almost a decade before making him his personal assistant.

His colleague, Niles Caulder grew jealous of his work and arranged for the scientist to get caught in an explosion, which destroyed the scientist's body. Only the brain survived, and Caulder planned on putting his brain in a robot body. Mallah rescued the scientist, taking his brain and transferring it to a computer network that kept it functioning. Now known simply as the Brain, the scientist and Mallah gathered together the criminal organization known as the Brotherhood of Evil in hopes of conquering the world and getting revenge on Caulder.

Combat Tactics/M.O.: The Brain stays out of direct combat, orchestrating events from behind the scenes, the few times he's been forced into combat, he's had an escape plan to rapidly extract himself from the situation. 

Personality/Character Traits: A cold calculating sociopath with no empathy for the victims of his experiments.

Note: Over the years, the Brain has constructed/invented a wide variety of weapons and defense systems to include Lasers, Power Blasters, Force Fields, Electrification Fields, Stun Beams (Paralysis Ray), Power Dampers, and more. GM s should use their imagination and get creative.

John wrote on Jul 10^th, 2009 at 7:17pm:


I thought about that, and also thought about giving him Robotic Body (with life support as it's special ability). I may make some modifications to him later.

John wrote on Jul 10^th, 2009 at 7:57pm:


Nope, I made him a completely separate character, and he's up next. Just as soon as I get finished with my revised Brain write-up.

Taking John's suggestions, I've posted a revised version of The Brain.

Brainiac



Identity: Brainiac 
Aliases: None
Sex: Male                           
Age: Unknown
Marital Status: Single
Known Relatives: None
Place of Birth: Colu
Base of Operations: Brianiac's Skull Ship
Side: Evil
Affiliation: None
Known Associates: None
Known Grudges: Superman                        
Level: 22                              
Training: Damage

Powers:
1.Robotic Body: 60% human appearance; Weight Factor 2; Heightened Strength: +30; 100% Internal Repair Capacity.
a) Free Ability: Machine Control: Brainiac may attempt to take control of electrical and electronic circuitry, as per Lightning Control (page 14) This requires a successful special hit on the device, plus the following: To take control: PR=4 per attempt. Save vs. Intelligence on 1d20 to gain control, plus save vs. Agility on 1d20 to avoid mishap every time an attempt is made to make the device do something (this can be ignored if he becomes skilled in controlling that particular device). Range of control = 2xE, and each use of the controlled device may cost movement or an action (GM's option).
2. Computer Intellect (2x Heightened Intelligence): +60.
3. Willpower A: PR=1 per turn, or when used as a defense.
4. Disintegration Ray: R=50", PR=2, 1d20 damage.
5. Vehicle: Skull Ship: See Below.
6. Weakness Detection: R=1".
7. Psionics: Personality Transfer: Brainiac is capable of transferring his vast intellect into either intelligent lifeforms or machines as long as even the smallest part of his personality survives. 
8. Psychosis: Megalomania: Brainiac believes that it is superior life form, and that other beings should bow down to its supreme intelligence.

Weight: 400 lbs.            
Basic Hits: 8
Agility Mod: -                         
Strength: 50
Endurance: 28                 
Agility: 23
Intelligence: 80                        
Charisma: 28
Reactions from Good: -5 / Evil: +5
Hit Mods.: (3.6)(3.4)(3.3)(2.2) = 88.8624
Hit Points: 711
Power: 181
Healing Rate: 6.4               
Damage Mod.: +13
Accuracy: +4
Carrying Capacity: 25,460 lbs.
Basic HTH Damage: 3d10   
Movement Rates: 89” ground
Detect Hidden: 54%          
Detect Danger: 58%
Inventing Points: 176           
Inventing: 240%

Origin/Background: Vril Dox was once a scientist on the planet Colu. Because of his genius, Dox was allowed to serve the planet's computerized tyrants. Attempting to overthrow the tyrants and rule Colu himself, Dox had invented a teleporter. Discovering his plan, the tyrants used the teleporter on Dox, apparently killing him. Dox's mind survived and traveled thousands of light years to earth. Using his vast telepathic and psychokinetic powers, Dox possessed the body of a sideshow mentalist called the Amazing Brainiac (Milton Fine) to become the power hungry villain known as Brainiac. Only Superman has stood in the way of Brainiac’s many ingenious schemes.

Combat Tactics/M.O.:

Personality/Character Traits: Cold, mechanical, and machine like, Brainiac seeks to conquer the Earth and destroy Superman. His eventual goal is the assimilation of all knowledge. His obsession with knowledge has led him to shrink down many cities to bottle size for transportation on his Skull Ship, including Kandor on Krypton.

SHADOW THIEF



Identity: Carl Sands
Side: Evil            
Sex: Male
Age: ?                   
Level: 6
Training: Accuracy

Powers:
1. Natural Weaponry: Ninjitsu: +2 to hit, +4 damage.
2. Heightened Expertise: +4 w/martial arts weapons.
3. Darkness Control Device (Shadow Field Generator): Range = 48 inches, maximum area of effect is a sphere with a 16" radius. Creating or reshaping the area of darkness requires one charge, and an action per round to maintain the effect. The device has 22 charges.
4. Non-Corporealness Device (Shadow Field Generator): 1 charge per hour to maintain "shadow form".
5. Heightened Agility A: +12.

Weapons:
1. Katana: +2 to hit, HTH+1d6 damage
2. Shurikens: +3 to hit, HTH+1 damage, R = AGL (23")

Weight: 170 lbs.                      
Basic Hits: 4
Agility Mod: -                           
Strength: 16
Endurance: 16                        
Agility: 26
Intelligence: 13                        
Charisma: 12
Reactions from Good: -1 / Evil: +1
Hit Mods.:
Hit Points: 28                         
Healing Rate: 1.6
Power: 71      
Damage Mod.: +3
Accuracy: +4
Carrying Capacity:  484 lbs.
Basic HTH Damage: 1d8         
Movement Rates: 58” ground
Detect Hidden: 10%               
Detect Danger: 14%
Inventing Points: 7.8               
Inventing: 39%

Origin/Background: Carl Sands, an American-born man raised in Japan, made himself a career as the notorious industrial ninja spy and assassin called the Shadow Thief. When he was hired by the alien villain Byth to steal the spacecraft of Hawkman and Hawkwoman, he was provided with a Thanagarian shadow field generator, which could transform him into a shadow-like, intangible, two-dimensional wraith.

Combat Tactics/M.O.:

Personality/Character Traits: Sand's is a thief with no concern for the welfare of anyone he doesn’t see in the mirror in the morning, He's reserved, generally antisocial, and intensely private. Sands’ long-term exposure to the energies of the Dimensiometer has affected his mind and weakened his grasp on reality, to the extent that he sometimes engages in long conversations with the inanimate Dimensiometer itself.

Doctor Foom wrote on Jul 21^st, 2009 at 6:53pm:


I'm still working on Brainiac's stats, as he's supposed to have Super level strength, and his body is pretty resistant to harm. So he may either end up with some form of invulnerability, or I'll give the metal he's constructed out of a high Structural Rating. I also need to work on the stats for his skull ship.

Effigy



Identity: Martyn Van Wyck
Side: Evil                        
Sex: Male
Age: Unknown
Level: 5
Training: Damage

Powers:
1. 2x Flame Powers (B): PR=3 to activate; attack does 2d12 damage, R = S+ E", PR=3; maximum speed is MPH, PR=1 per hour of flight.
2. Adaption: PR=1 per hour.
3. Illusions (B): Flame based energy constructs (Creation Points = Current Power x 2 ). R=Ax2.
4. Heightened Expertise: +4 w/his powers.

Origin/background: Raised in Seattle, Washington, by his alcoholic father after his mother had died, Martyn Van Wyck was a bitter and resentful man. He was continuously getting into trouble with authority figures and though he tried to make a career as a musician, he found he couldn't even get a menial job in the music industry.

One night, a female acquaintance kicked him out of her car after an argument. Left 54 miles outside of Seattle, he was about to start hitchhiking back when a bright, overpowering light appeared in the sky. Van Wyck only had vague images of being in a room with figures standing over him. He was on a table and had the impression the figures were going to hurt him. The figures were the Controllers, an alien race that had originated on Maltus and had split from the Guardians of the Universe some three billion years ago. They had experimented upon Van Wyck and other humans to create super powered beings to replace the Darkstars they had once empowered as space-based protectors.

Six days later, two men in a pickup truck found Van Wyck in the middle of the road. Van Wyck was naked and confused so the men took him to the nearest emergency room. The doctors could find nothing wrong with him except for his eyes had changed from blue to flickering orange flames.

Meeting with his friends, Van Wyck told them all he knew about his condition. When the owner of the coffee shop they were sitting in asked them to leave, Van Wyck responded with a beast made out of flame. He realized he could do anything he wanted with his newfound powers. Talking with his girlfriend, Trace, Van Wyck explained how he was sick of being "pushed around" by others and now that he had powers things would change. Van took the name Effigy. He was leaving Seattle and Trace as well. As far as he was concerned, his life as Martyn Van Wyck was over; he was now only Effigy.

Personality/M.O.:

The Wizard



Identity: William I. Zard
Side: Evil   
Affiliation: Injustice Unlimited, Injustice Society, Secret Society of Supervillains          
Sex: Male
Age: 96                  
Level: 11      
Training: Endurance

Powers:
1. Magic Spells:
a) Flesh to Stone: Attacks as Transmutation. Victim must save vs. END, or be turned to stone. R=I x 2, PR=8.
b) Hypnosis:
c) Cast Illusion:
2. Willpower (A): PR = 1 per turn, or for each use as a defense.
3. Astral Projection:
4. Heightened Charisma (A): +8.
5. Dimensional Travel Device (The Key): Allows him to transport himself to "The Ghost Zone", an artificially created "pocket universe".
6. Body Power: Retarded Aging: Due to his exposure to mystical energies, the Wizard ages at a much slower rate than normal.

Weight: 160 lbs.                      
Basic Hits: 4
Agility Mod: -                         
Strength: 10
Endurance: 14                        
Agility: 12
Intelligence: 15                        
Charisma: 16
Reactions from Good: -2 / Evil: +2
Hit Mods:
Hit Points: 9
Healing Rate: 1.2   
Power: 51      
Accuracy: +1                         
Damage Mod.: +2
Carrying Capacity: 192 lbs.
Basic HTH Damage: 1d4         
Movement Rates: 36” ground
Detect Hidden: 12%                  
Detect Danger: 16%
Inventing Points: 16.5               
Inventing: 45%
Legal Status: US citizen, with an extensive criminal record

Origin/Background: Born in approximately 1913, William I. Zard grew up living a life of crime. As a gun man for various crime bosses, he ultimately ended up in jail. With the passage of time, he formulated a strategy to become a specialized kingpin. In order to accomplish this task, he moved to Tibet and trained under a proficient lama in the mystic arts of illusion and deception. Upon completion of his training, he proceeded to slay his master. Returning to the United States, he embarked on a career as a criminal magician.

Combat Tactics/M.O.:

Personality/Character Traits:

WARP



Identity: Emil LaSalle
Side: Evil 
Affiliation: The New Brotherhood of Evil               
Sex: Male
Age: Unknown
Level: 7      
Training: Endurance

Powers:
1. Flight: 168 MPH max flight speed, PR=1 per hour.
2. Teleportation (Modified): Teleportation Portals: Base power x 1000", PR=8* (see below).
3. Heightened Expertise: +4 to hit with Teleportation when used as an attack against an unwilling target.
4. Weakness: Use of his Teleportation power is extremely tiring, 2x normal PR cost. 

Weight: 134 lbs.
Basic Hits: 3
Agility Mod: -
Strength: 12
Endurance: 14
Agility: 12
Intelligence: 12
Charisma: 10
Reactions from Good: - / Evil: -
Hit Points: 10   
Healing Rate: 1.2 
Power: 50                      
Damage Mod.: +1
Accuracy: +1
Carrying Capacity: 210 lbs.
Basic HTH Damage: 1d4
Movement Rates: 40” ground, 168 MPH max flight speed
Detect Hidden: 10%                
Detect Danger: 14%
Inventing Points: 8.4               
Inventing: 36%
Legal Status: French citizen, with an extensive criminal record

Origin/Background: Driven by hatred, Frenchman Emil LaSalle is a dangerous enemy with the extraordinary ability to teleport himself anywhere in the world. For unknown reasons, he nursed a grudge against Madame Rouge, even joining the New Brotherhood of Evil to help them track down Rouge after she betrayed their organization. Following Rouge’s death Warp remained with the organization.

Combat Tactics/M.O.: Warp's preferred tactic is to open one of his warp portals directly under, or beside a target, and teleport them to away, preferably to a much less friendly environment (underwater, into a space, etc.).

Phobia:



Identity: Angela Hawkins
Side: Evil
Affiliation: New Brotherhood of Evil      
Sex: Female
Age: Unknown
Level: 6
Training: Endurance

Powers:
1. Psionics: Mind Scan: Only to determine her victim's greatest fear.
2. Mental Illusions: Visual and Audible. PR=2 per illusion per turn, one action per turn to maintain. Movement only to alter illusions. She's limited in that she can only manifest images of her victim's greatest fear. Carrier attack for Emotion Control: Fear. She scans her victim's mind to determine their greatest fear, then projects realistic illusions of that fear into their mind. The victim see's his/her greatest fear, and panics.
3. Psychosis: Sadist: She gains sexual satisfaction from the fear she inflicts on her victims.

Weight: 130 lbs.                      
Basic Hits: 3
Agility Mod: -                           
Strength: 9
Endurance: 10                           
Agility: 10
Intelligence: 14                        
Charisma: 16
Reactions from Good: -2 / Evil: +2
Hit Points: 3 
Healing Rate: 0.75
Power: 43                      
Damage Mod.: -
Accuracy: -
Carrying Capacity: 130 lbs.
Basic HTH Damage: 1d3            
Movement Rates: 29” ground
Detect Hidden: 10%                  
Detect Danger: 14%
Inventing Points:                     
Inventing: 42%
Legal Status: UK citizen, with an extensive criminal record

Origin/Background: Angela Hawkins III grew up a spoiled British aristocrat, and at an early age she discovered that she was a mutant with the ability to cause unreasoning fear in others. Lacking any moral sensibilities, she used her powers to make sure her every whim was fulfilled. She grew bored with life, and jumped at the chance to join the Brotherhood of Evil when the Brain came asking for her help.

Combat Tactics/M.O.:

Personality/Character Traits: Phobia is a sadist. She becomes sexually aroused by the fear and anguish she inflicts on her victims.

Black Bison



Identity: John Ravenhair
Side: Evil             
Sex: Male
Age: ?                
Level: 5
Training: Accuracy

Powers:
1. Transformation Device (Magic Talisman): Power Activation: Allows him to transform into Black Bison
2. Magical Spells Device: Staff:
a) Animate Objects:
b) Wind Storm: Attacks as Force Field
c) Cloud Burst: Attacks as Weather Control:
3. Willpower (A): PR=1 per hour for use as a defense.

Weight: 180 lbs.                        
Basic Hits: 4
Agility Mod: -                           
Strength: 16
Endurance: 16                           
Agility: 16
Intelligence: 14                        
Charisma: 14
Reactions from Good: -2/Evil: +2
Hit Mods.:
Hit Points: 18 
Healing Rate: 1.6
Power: 65                      
Damage Mod.: +1
Accuracy: +2
Carrying Capacity: 512  lbs.
Basic HTH Damage: 1d6            
Movement Rates: 51” ground
Detect Hidden: 10%                  
Detect Danger: 14%
Inventing Points:                      
Inventing: 42%
Legal Status: US citizen, with an extensive criminal record

Origin/Background: John Ravenhair was given a talisman by his great-grandfather, who was once shaman of the legendary Bison Cult. When his great-grandfather was slain by muggers he found himself possessed by the old man's spirit. Now calling himself Black Bison he sent out to avenge social injustice perpetrated against Native Americans.

Does Plasmus levitate and float through walls with his non-corporealness? If not, it might just be the default defense type for his chemical power.

Here are a few more questions, since from some of the characters I can't tell from the power titles what they do.

Could you say more about Psycho-Pirate's emotional absorption. Does he mimick others' emotions, take away their emotions, etc.?

You give Warp Heightened Expertise w/Teleportation. What does that mean? How does he attack w/teleportation? What is the attack type? What is the damage?

SuperFriend wrote on Aug 25^th, 2009 at 3:29am:


Sorry about that, I'm still fleshing out their write-ups, so additional details will be coming along. Psycho-Pirate "feeds" off of other people's emotions, he's a psychic Vampire

SuperFriend wrote on Aug 25^th, 2009 at 3:29am:


Warp was always portrayed as being able to use his teleportation power to forcibly teleport people against their will. He could select individuals, and open warps to teleport them into space, under water, etc. I'll add more info on him over the next few days to explain it a little better.

I'm slowly fleshing out the details on these guys. I've gone back and added additional details to several of the character's write-ups, namely more detailed power descriptions. I'll be adding more info as the week goes on and/or the mode hits me. My plans are to do my favorite members of the Fearsome Five, The New Brotherhood of Evil, Injustice Unlimited, and few random/obscure villains like Killer Frost II, Plastique, Silver Deer and Black Bison.

Psimon



Identity: Dr. Simon Jones
Side: Evil    
Affiliation: Fearsome Five               
Sex: Male
Age: Unknown                      
Level: 12
Training: Damage

Powers:
1. Heightened Intelligence B: +16.
2. Mind Control: Range= 72", PR=20 per success, see complete rules page p.15.
3. Telepathy: 300“ Range, Thought Scan 1 action. PR=1. Mental Switchboard: max. 30 minds at once, 1 action to establish, PR-1 per turn. Thought Tracking: PR=1 per hour, 1 action per turn. Mind Probe max strength = 142, PR=5 per attempt, Mind Control Attack takes 1d6 turns per attempt, Range =)”. See p. 17 for full description.
4. Telekinesis: Max TK capacity = 1,000 lbs., R=100”, attacks as HTH, damage = 1d10 with TK waves, moves objects at a maximum speed of 140” (+1d4 velocity damage with controlled objects). PR=1. TK defense requires one action an d one power point to set up, PR=1 for every attack repulsed.
5. Illusions (A): Visual and audible components, PR=2 per illusion per turn, one action per turn to maintain. Movement only to alter illusions.
6. Psionics: Mind Blast: Acts as Paralysis Ray. A successful hit causes unconsciousness in the target without hit point loss. Range= 28", PR=7 per shot. Once the victim is knocked out, normal wake-up rules apply (see 3.8).
7. Willpower (A): PR =1 per hour as a defense.

Weight: 160 lbs.
Basic Hits: 4
Agility Mod: -                            
Strength: 10
Endurance: 14                           
Agility: 10
Intelligence: 30                         
Charisma: 10
Reactions from Good: -1  / Evil: +1
Hit Mods:
Hit Points: 9                           
Healing Rate: 1.2
Power: 64      
Damage Mod.: +3
Accuracy: -
Carrying Capacity: 192 lbs.
Basic HTH Damage: 1d4            
Movement Rates: 34” ground
Detect Hidden: 24%                  
Detect Danger: 26%
Inventing Points: 36                   
Inventing: 90%
Legal Status: US Citizen, with an extensive criminal record

Origin/Background: Physicist Dr. Simon Jones was working on experiments in contacting other dimensions when he was contacted in turn by the demon Trigon the Terrible, the father of the superhero Teen Titan known as Raven. Trigon used his abilities to transform Jones into a powerful psychic with telepathic and telekinetic powers, and gave him the mission to destroy the Earth. Finding an ad by the psychopathic super villain Doctor Light in the Underworld Star, a criminal underground paper, Jones, now calling himself Psimon, joined Light’s new group, the Fearsome Five, hoping to full fill his mission.

Personality/M.O.: An arrogant, power-hungry sadist, Psimon does not always kill his victims, but prefers to instill his opponents with fear. He once attempted, for example, to fire a nuclear missile at Canada, simply because he thought it would terrify the world.

Combat Tactics/M.O.: Psimon isn't a hand-to-hand scrapper, and he knows it. He prefers to sit back, along the edge of the battle, utilizing his illusion generating and telepathic abilities to their fullest. He'll use his illusions to disorient and distract opponents; his mind control to take control of weak-willed individuals, and force them to do his bidding; His mind blast to stun; his telepathy to plant false information into his opponents minds.

Notes: Psimon is a character who's power level fluctuates wildly depending on who's writing him. It's varied from a fairly limited set of abilities, to god like levels. GMs who wish to make him tougher can use the following: Make his Psionics a variable power that allows him to use any of the powers listed on Magic/Psioncs table, but only one power at a time.

Mammoth



Identity: Baran Flinders
Side: Evil   
Affiliation: Fearsome Five               
Sex: Male
Age: Unknown
Level: 7
Training: Damage

Powers:
1. Physical Mutation: 1.5 x Height Factor, 2x Weight Factor.
2. 2x Heightened Strength B: +35.
3. Heightened Endurance B: +15.
4. Invulnerability (Super Dense Skin): 15 points.
5. Lowered Intelligence: -3.

Weight: 300 lbs.                         
Basic Hits: 6
Agility Mod: -2                           
Strength: 52
Endurance: 30                           
Agility: 8
Intelligence: 7                            
Charisma: 10
Reactions from Good: - / Evil: -
Hit Mods.: (3.8)(3.8)(.7)(.9) = 9.072
Hit Points: 55
Healing Rate: 8.1
Power: 97
Damage Mod.: -1                     
Accuracy: -2
Carrying Capacity: 21,541 lbs.
Basic HTH Damage: 3d10       
Movement Rates: 90” ground
Detect Hidden: 6%                     
Detect Danger: 11%
Inventing Points: 4.9                      
Inventing: 21%
Legal Status: Australian citizen, with an extensive criminal record

Origin/Background: Baran Flinders grew up in Australia with his sister Selinda. Both of them possessed superhuman powers that set them apart from their schoolmates, who teased them mercilessly for being different. When the frustrated siblings used their powers against the local children, enraged and fearful adults tried to drive Selinda and Baran's entire family out of town. As a compromise, the children's father brought his two children to the renowned Markovian scientist Dr. Helga Jace. Jace helped the siblings understand and expand their powers, while' trying to instill a sense of morality in the two teenagers. Nevertheless, Selinda and Baran turned to crime and established criminal records as Shimmer and Mammoth.

Personality/Character Traits: Baran is emotionally underdeveloped and has a very strong attachment to his sister. Anyone attacking his sister, may soon find themselves on the receiving end of one of Baran's fists.

Combat Tactics/M.O.: Being far from the brightest bulb in the bunch, and lacking any type of HTH combat skills, his primary tactic is to simply try to smash his opponents with his fists, or some type of large blunt object (telephone poles, I-beams, cars, etc.).

Gizmo



Identity: Mikron O'Jeneus
Side: Evil                     
Affiliation: Fearsome Five
Sex: Male
Age: N/A                     
Level: 9
Training: Agility

Powers:
1. Heightened Intelligence A: +10.
2. Mechanic/Scientific Genius: Gizmo is a mechanical/scientific genius, who's capable of creating/manufacturing 1d4+2 single use devices out of common everyday objects (vacuum cleaners, toaster ovens, computer monitors, etc.), per day. The devices can be used to simulate powers, or any other function the GM chooses. Devices constructed using this ability, don't cost inventing points to build. More permanent devices follow the standard inventing point procedure. To successfully construct the device, Gizmo must expend and action and have access to raw materials, such as common household objects. 
3. Flight Device (Jet Pack): 225 mph max flight speed. 6 hours max flight time.
4. Physical Handicap: Dwarfism: -2 to Strength, 0.5 weight factor.

Weight: 87 lbs.                        
Basic Hits: 2
Agility Mod: -                           
Strength: 12
Endurance: 12                         
Agility: 12
Intelligence: 25                        
Charisma: 11
Reactions from Good: - / Evil: -
Hit Mods.: (1.2)(1.4)(1.5)(1.3) = 3.276
Hit Points: 7                      
Healing Rate: 0.9
Power: 56
Damage Mod.: +3
Accuracy: +2
Carrying Capacity: 129 lbs.
Basic HTH Damage: 1d3            
Movement Rates: 34” ground, 225 MPH flight speed
Detect Hidden: 18%                  
Detect Danger: 22%
Inventing Points: 22.5
Inventing: 75%
Legal Status: US citizen, with an extensive criminal record

Origin/Background: Little information is known about Gizmo’s past, other than he answered an advertisement placed by the criminal Dr. Light and joined his new criminal organization, the Fearsome Five. His first case with the Five brought him into conflict with the New Teen Titans.

Notes: Gizmo can literally build a laser cannon out of old junk. GMs should feel free to be creative when coming up with new and deadly devices for him construct.

Houngan



Identity: Jean-Louis Droo
Side: Evil
Affiliation: New Brotherhood of Evil   
Sex: Male
Age: ?                                  
Level: 6
Training: Accuracy

Powers:
1. Heightened Intelligence A: +8.
2. Special Weapon: Gris-Gris Technofetish: +3 to hit, R=200". Attacks as Emotion Control. 15 charges, each attempted attack drains 1 charge. A success hit inflicts excruciating pain on victim, draining 3d6 power, and all of the victim's actions suffer a -4 (20%) penalty for 1d4 turns. While the Power drain is cumulative, the -4 to actions is a one time penalty.
3. Special Requirement: Houngan's Voodoo Fetish requires the DNA of the victim from a sample of blood, skin, or hair to work properly.

Weight: 160 lbs.                           
Basic Hits: 4
Agility Mod: -                              
Strength: 13
Endurance: 14                            
Agility: 12
Intelligence: 14                           
Charisma: 14
Reactions from Good: -1 / Evil: +1
Hit Mods.:
Hit Points: 10
Healing Rate: 1.2 
Power: 53                              
Damage Mod.: +1
Accuracy: +1
Carrying Capacity: 288 lbs.
Basic HTH Damage: 1d6
Movement Rates: 39” ground
Detect Hidden: 10%                     
Detect Danger: 14%
Inventing Points:                        
Inventing: 42%
Legal Status: Haitian citizen, with an extensive criminal record

Origin/Background: Jean-Louis Droo, Haitian-born but schooled in America., worked as a computer scientist for a large Silicon Valley computer company until the news of his father's impending death brought the young scientist back to the land of his birth. Once home, Droo found modem medicine was unable to aid his father and that the only hope was a local "houngan"-a voodoo master.

Droo watched in fascination as the houngan completely cured his father's illness. Soon Droo became a virtual voodoo fanatic, devoting every waking hour to learning all there was to know about this most ancient art.

Within two years Droo became a voodoo master, but unlike his teachers, Droo merged the ancient voodoo rituals with modem computer science. Today Droo, who now calls himself Houngan, uses an electronic needle-stylus and a computerized voodoo doll to create terrors the old voodoo houngans could never have imagined.

Combat Tactics/M.O.: Houngan is not a physical fighter, preferring to use his science and sorcery to overcome his victims.

Personality/Character Traits:

Silver Swan



Identity: Valerie Beaudry
Side: Evil
Sex: Female
Age: ?
Level: 3
Training: Endurance

Powers:
1. Sonic Abilities: R=S, 1d12 damage, PR=1
2. Force Field: Defensive Field Only: PR=1/2 damage blocked.
3. Wings Device: +3 Agility, Max Flight speed = 70" per turn.

S: 9
E: 12
A: 13
I: 10
C: 10

Origin/Background: Valerie Beaudry’s parents were exposed to radiation from nuclear tests; as a result Valerie was born with latent sonic powers and a horribly deformed face and body. A withdrawn child who shied away from children, Valerie’s only friend throughout her youth was her pen pal, Maxine Sterenbuch and Valerie was forced to end even that relationship when Maxine, unaware of Valerie’s physical deformities and shyness, paid Valerie a surprise visit, hoping to meet with her in person.

As an adult, Valerie fell in with multi-millionaire industrialist Henry Cobb Armbruster, who learned of her latent mutant powers and subjected her to an experiment code-named “Silver Swan”. The process conducted by a research scientist named Buchman further mutated Valerie, giving her superhuman abilities as well as making her beautiful. However, Buchman died in an accident at the end of the experiment.

Armbuster, pleased with the results of the process, manipulated Valerie’s fragile emotions, causing her to fall in love with him so he could further exploit her abilities. He gave her a special costume, complete with wings that enabled her to control her ability to fly, and forced her to use her sonic powers to commit crimes of theft and industrial espionage.

CHEETAH



Identity: Barbara Ann Minerva
Side: Evil         
Sex: Female
Age: ?         
Level: 9
Training: Accuracy

Powers:
1. Feline Powers:
a) Heightened Agility: +12.
b) Heightened Strength: +8.
c) Heightened Endurance: +8.
d) Natural Weaponry: Claws: +3 to hit, +6 Damage.
e) Heightened Senses: 3x Detect Hidden/Danger.
f) Speed Bonus: +60" running.
2. Regeneration: 1 action to heal at maximum rate.
3. Heightened Defense: -4 to be hit while conscious and mobile.

Weight: 120 lbs.                        
Basic Hits: 3
Agility Mod: -                           
Strength: 21
Endurance: 21
Agility: 23
Intelligence: 14
Charisma: 13
Reactions from Good:  -1 / Evil:
Hit Mods.: ()()()() =
Hit Points:
Healing Rate:
Power: 79                         
Damage Mod.:
Accuracy: +
Carrying Capacity: 682 lbs.
Basic HTH Damage:
Movement Rates: 125” ground
Detect Hidden: %                   
Detect Danger: %
Inventing Points: 12.6
Inventing: 42%

Origin/Background: Barbara Ann Minerva had carved out a reputation as an archaeologist and treasure hunter, but at a great cost. On the one hand, she was responsible for countless important historical finds; on the other, her predatory ruthlessness made her willing to use any means at her disposal to achieve her goals.

Her final expedition took her through Africa toward the lost temple of Urzkartaga, home of a legendary tribe who reportedly worshipped a mystic cat-goddess who took the form of a human cheetah. Unbeknownst to Minerva her companion, Dr. Leavens, the native priest who served as her guide had led the expeditionary party into a trap. Minerva’s party was attacked by people of Urzkartaga, who planned to use the explorers as blood sacrifices for the cat-god. Despite overwhelming odds, Minerva and Leavens escaped the ambush and later returned to the temple under cover of darkness. From their vantage point, they saw the sacrificial ceremony that revived and resuscitated Urzkartaga’s cat-god, when, suddenly, another group of natives, a band armed with semi-automatic weapons burst from the jungle to massacre the Urzkartagans, whose sacrifices had taken the lives of many of their own people. In the melee, the cat-god was killed and the temple razed, and Minerva found herself trapped within the temple’s ruins along with the native priest, Chuma and the slain cat-god.

At Minerva’s command, Chuma explained the ritual and history of the cat-god. Minerva, wishing to command the cat-god’s power, demanded to be subjected to the ritual herself, even though part of the ritual required her to kill Leavens and drink his blood. Painted with sacred designs and dressed in the skin of the cat-god, she took the potion and became the Cheetah.

Combat Tactics/M.O.:

Personality/Character Traits: Cheetah is haughty, vicious, greedy, and petty. Initially she was interested solely in using her power to acquire things of value, but defeat at the hands of Wonder Woman gave her a thirst for vengeance against the Amazon Princess
as well.

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Deathstroke: The Terminator (Old School)

Identity: Slade Wilson
Side: Evil   
Affiliation: Independant Villain
Base of Operations: Mobile
Sex: Male
Age: 42          
Level: 20
Training: Endurance

Powers:
1. Body Power: Enhanced Physique (+6 STR, +6 END, +6 AGL).
2. Heightened Defense: -8 to be hit (-4 from Heightened Defense, -4 from training) He’s just that hard to hit. In combat he’s all over the place, using his staff to block attacks, or firing blasts to dodge.
3. Heightened Expertise: +6 to hit with anything (+4 from Heightened Defense, +2 from training). Mr. Wilson is a beast in close combat with any number of firearms, melee weapons, or anything he can get his well trained hands on.
4. Natural Weaponry: Martial Arts: +2 to hit, +4 Damage (he’s good but he’s not a Grand Master).
5. Willpower A: This would cover his military training, and explain some of the feats he’s managed to pull off.
6. Power Blast Device: Power Staff: R=35", 1d20 Damage, 20 Charges (This is a guess as I’ve never seen him use it more than a few times during any particular battle).
7. Diminished Senses: Blind in one eye.

Equipment/Weapons:
1. Chainmail Armor: Provides 5 points invulnerability.
2. Long Sword: +2 to hit, HTH + 1d6 damage.
3. Pistol: +3 to hit, 1d8 damage, R=138".
4. Hand Grenades: +2 to hit, 1d10 damage, 2” blast radius.

Weight: 200 lbs.               
Basic Hits: 4
Agility Mod: -                  
Strength: 19
Endurance: 23                  
Agility: 26
Intelligence: 16               
Charisma: 19
Reactions from Good: - /Evil:+
Hit Mods:
Hit Points:
Healing Rate: 2.8
Power: 83
Damage Mod.: +3
Accuracy: +4
Carrying Capacity:  lbs.
Basic HTH Damage: 1d8   
Movement Rates: 68” ground
Detect Hidden: 12%         
Detect Danger: 16%
Inventing Points: 32         
Inventing: 48%
Origin and Background: American; military
Legal Status: US citizen with no criminal record.

Origin and Background: At 16, Slade Wilson lied about his age to enter the army, making a name for himself while serving in Korea. Becoming a legend in the army, Wilson was on a tour of duty in Vietnam when he volunteered for an experimental treatment to increase soldiers’ resistance to truth serum. Unfortunately, Wilson reacted adversely to the process and he began losing the ability to walk and talk. After being sent home, he realised that his strength and reflexes were improving every day, but the effect was unstable. He would have super powers one day and be virtually catatonic the next. Eventually the process stabilised and Wilson’s heightened abilities remained intact. He used his abilities to become the mercenary known as Deathstroke: The Terminator.

Personality/Character Traits: Deathstroke’s personality is as grim and mercenary as the work he does. He conducts himself with calculated confidence. Deathstroke tends to apply his tactical mind to relationships as well as combat, constantly manipulating everyone around him. As a stone-cold killer, he shows little emotion or regret. On rare occasions he lets his guard down enough to show fleeting glimpses of love or remorse regarding his shattered family, but swiftly regains his killer’s composure.


Notes: I based his experience level on what was posted about him from Different World’s magazine. I compared him to the stats posted for the Titans, and “guessitmated” what I thought his stats would look like at that time.

I went back and looked at his early appearances, and if you look closely, he doesn't attack as much as you think. He lets his opponents come to him, and sets them up to either hit each other, dodge their attack, or get close enough for him to strike at point blank range. I'd suggest that the best way to simulate this would be for him to save as many actions as possible, and make his attacks AFTER his foes have conducted their actions. He'll also make special attacks (ricochet attacks with his Power Blast), after he's ensured he's in a position to strike.

Also, when he first appeared, the team wasn't used to working with each other. While Robin, Wonder Girl, Changling, and Kid Flash were all old hands, Raven, and Cyborg were new to superheroing. And Starfire was used to working by herself. Deathstroke used that against them, he also made extensive plans before hand, scouting out the area, and planning his possible escape routes well in advance of taking any action against the Titans. He'd hit them when it would be to his advantage to do so, not before.

If you want to make him tougher, bump his weight up to 205, which will increase his basic hits to "5".

dsumner wrote on Dec 29^th, 2009 at 11:28pm:

I'd enjoy seeing these guys. I loved the "we're not gay" subtext of the DeMatteis run on the duo, and the recurring theme of Ted's compulsive overeating disorder. Even though it ran largely for gags, it was handled reasonably well. Ted was at his best when Dan Jurgens was writing him. Smart. Not too goofy. And with a slightly supicious streak. I never figured out why he spent so much time with B.G., who was just a hair brighter than Guy.