Captain America

Level: 24

Powers:

Heightened Endurance: +16

Heightened Agility: +10

Heightened Defense

Heightened Expertise: +4 to hit with hth attacks and shield

Natural Weaponry: +2, +4 with hth attacks

Armor: 30 points from chainmail shirt

Special Weapon: Shield: Offers 15 points of Invulnerability to front and side attacks if aware.
Shield may be thrown a maximum of 60", for hth damage +1d10.
May be ricocheted for multiple attack.
It will return if enough movement remains.

Strength: 20
Endurance: 24
Agility: 25
Intelligence: 15
Charisma: 25

Hit points: 58

Power points: 84

HTH damage: 1d10

Notes:
At this point Cap lost his super strength, but was working hard to maintain some of it.
Also, I have a house rule where you add your level to your detect hidden and danger rolls.

I would think that it's limited by movement, and played according to the multiple attack rules.

I should mention that I'm focussing on this era because:

a) the late 70's / early 80's Avengers were my favorite line up.

b) this was the lineup when I started playing V&V.

More to come.

I aims to do them all, save Thor who I don't should be playable.

I'll start easy and work my way up to the tough ones. Next up, Hank McCoy...

Next up, the Vision!
Some ideas here were formulated by my old group.

Yo, yo, yo. I like how you mentioned the Beast losin' the anti-mutant prejudice. In a way, even though becoming blue was part of an enhanced mutation experiment gone bad, it helped make his upgraded origin more a result of a scientific experiment gone awry than a natural-born mutation. In a similar way, the Scarlet Witch trained to become a quasi-sorceress to better influence her powers, also distancing herself from her inherent mutant abilities. So in a way, mutants who joined the Avengers ended up becoming less-mutant than before (distinguishing themselves form the X-bunch).

great work!   Pretty much my favorite era for the Avengers as you can see in my Comic Run List.   Will you write up Jarvis?

Hawkeye

Level: 18

Powers:

Heightened Expertise: +4 to hit with Bow

Heightened Expertise: +4 to hit with all attacks (including Bow!)

Heightened Defense

Natural Weaponry: +1, +2 with hth attacks

Armor: 30 points from chainmail shirt

Special Weapon: Bow and Arrows: Range: 100". Quiver holds 26 arrows. +4 to hit.
· Blast Arrow: 2" x 2" area: all take 2d10 damage
· Tangler Arrow: 3” x 3” net. All struck targets who fail % save on Agility are tangled, and must use action to cause 11 points of damage to net to untangle.
· Flash Arrow: 2” radius. All struck targets must save vs. Intelligence on d20 or are blind 1-2 turns.
· Sonic Arrow: All struck targets, within 1” of arrow’s line of flight, take d12 damage
· Cable Arrow: Magnetic/ suction tip adheres to any surface. 20” cable
· Dum Dum Arrow: HTH+d10
· Smoke Arrow: Creates 2” radius of smoke. All within radius are in darkness.

Strength: 18
Endurance: 18
Agility: 21
Intelligence: 15
Charisma: 15

Hit points: 37

Power points: 72

HTH damage: 1d8

This  thread gave me an idea...  check out my thread on levels and legends.

Doesn't Wonder Man not need to breath or eat?  I seem to remember reading that.

John wrote on Jun 11^th, 2009 at 9:56pm:


Did that come later, when they played up his energy-ness? I don't recall now.

SF: Thanks. You're dead right about Jocasta. Either Prejudice or low Cha.
Y'know she might have been the Avengers' animated servant.

Sounds like Life Support. I'll throw in it, in an edit.
Thanks.

I was focussed on the fact that Rogue couldn't copy his powers in what was one of the top three stories of that mighty run.

Doctor Foom wrote on Jun 11^th, 2009 at 10:20pm:


Was that in Avengers Annual 10?

The Scarlet Witch

Level: 18

Powers:

Magical Spells:
-Hex Bolt: Attacks as Power Blast. 2d8 damage. 20" range. PR: 2 per shot.

-Hex Sphere: 5" radius maximum, front and side only. Otherwise as per Force Field, defense only.

-Hex Power: May alter probability. PR: minimum of 4 per use.
Roll d4 against Hex Chart to determine result.
For each additional Power Point spent while casting, Wanda may move result by one increment on chart.
Attacks as better of Gravity Control or Transmutation.

Hex Power Chart:

1) Environmental mishap: d10 damage to target

2) Next attack / power use of target alters to No Effect

3) Environmental mishap: 2d10 damage to target

4) Random power of target suddenly activates / deactivates

5) Next attack / power use of target doubles back on target

6) Environmental mishap: 3d10 damage to targetted 2" x 2" area

7) Environmental mishap: 4d10 damage to targetted 3" x 3" area

8) Player determines effect!


Heightened Expertise: +4 to hit with Hex Power

Strength: 15
Endurance: 18
Agility: 18
Intelligence: 18
Charisma: 20

Hit points: 23

Power points: 69

HTH damage: d6

Notes:
Another mutant Avenger whose Prejudice doesn't come into play much.

In the comics, her Hex Power is 'random,' but she can sorta steer it with effort, hence the above approach.

Iron Man

Level: 20

Powers:

Heightened Intelligence: +15

Armor B: 120 points. 100 charges, with the following built in devices:
a) Adaptation Device: 1 charge per hour or defense.

b) Flight Device: 100 mph. 4 charges per hour of flight.

c) Invulnerability: Structural Invulnerability of 10 (Iron). No cost.

d) Repulsor Ray: Attacks as better of Power Blast or Magnetic Powers. d20 damage. 20" range. Costs 2 charges per shot.

e) Heightened Senses: Sensors: Range: 500". Provides most forms of data and gives +20% to detect hidden and danger when applicable. 1 Charge per hour.

f) Absorption: Energy absorber: Stark can replenish Armor charges from any energy source. Amount recharged is determined by source and GM.

g) Gadgets: Any device/power that Stark's player wants to have, can be had if a successful Inventing Roll occurs. If the player succeeds, then Stark had previously invented the desired device and built it in beforehand.
Whether the roll succeeds or not, lose one Inventing Point.
Use Cost: Power point cost of superpower in Charges. Minimum 2 charges per use. Damage as per power listing.
This covers off all the many, rarely used effects of Iron Man's armor: Rocket skates, Uni-beam, Vario-beam, Buzz saw, Deflector beam, Image producer, Magnetic suction discs, Diamond edge saw, etc., etc., etc.!

h) Heightened Strength Booster: Movement to boost. See chart:

Strength Increments:

1: Cost: 10 charges.  Duration: 32 turns. Carry Capacity: 1920 lbs. HTH Damage: 1d10.

2: Cost: 12 charges.  Duration: 16 turns. Carry Capacity: 3840 lbs. HTH Damage: 1d12.

3: Cost: 16 charges.  Duration: 8 turns. Carry Capacity: 7680 lbs. HTH Damage: 2d8.

4: Cost: 20 charges.  Duration: 4 turns. Carry Capacity: 15,360 lbs. HTH Damage: 2d10.

5: Cost: 30 charges.  Duration: 2 turns. Carry Capacity: 30,720 lbs. HTH Damage: 3d10. 1% chance of short circuit.

6: Cost: 40 charges.  Duration: 1 turns. Carry Capacity: 61,440 lbs. HTH Damage: 4d10. 3% chance of short circuit.

7: Cost: 50 charges.  Duration: 15 phases. Carry Capacity: 122,880 lbs. HTH Damage: 5d10. 6% chance of short circuit.

8: Cost: 60 charges.  Duration: 8 phases. Carry Capacity: 245,760 lbs. HTH Damage: 6d10. 12% chance of short circuit.

9: Cost: 70 charges.  Duration: 4 phases. Carry Capacity: 491,520 lbs. HTH Damage: 7d10. 24% chance of short circuit.

10: Cost: 80 charges.  Duration: 2 phases. Carry Capacity: 983,040 lbs. HTH Damage: 8d10. 45% chance of short circuit.

11: Cost: 90 charges.  Duration: 1 phase. Carry Capacity: 1,966,080 lbs. HTH Damage: 9d10. 90% chance of short circuit.

Note: Hit Points do not change by increment.

Strength: 18
Endurance: 12
Agility: 21
Intelligence: 30
Charisma: 21

Hit points: 34

Power points: 81

HTH damage: d8

Notes:
Structural Invulnerability is as per the rules. So Stark can ignore any attack of 10 or less points of damage. But if 11 or more points of damage is inflicted, then none of it is ignored by Structural Invulnerability.

Stark's alcoholism and bad heart don't get much play in the Avengers during this period.

And a big thanks to John for solving the endless gadgets for me, with your Magic Spells/Psionics posts!

Thanks.
You're right. I think it's perfect for Batman's utility belt.

I think that's all of the main Avengers of this era, save Thor.
I might have a think about Quicksilver and poor Jocasta.

OK Quicksilver it is.

PS:
The Falcon in the Avengers reminds me of that scene when Gyrich names the new Avengers lineup and as he does, the art shows the hero he's just named.
The last name he reads is "The Falcon" and we see Hawkeye yell "The What?!"

Quicksilver will be here in a flash, so to speak.
Then I might try Yellowjacket.