She's next. I'm finishing researching her now. Her seventh sense is precognition. It comes into play early in her arrival into the Avengers, against Ultron.

Agree with Aquaman being extra dense. Nice writeup on your site.

Nice simple write-up for Thor, and more importantly, it works.

Ms. Marvel

Level: 7

Powers:

Heightened Strength B (x2): +45

Heightened Endurance B: +10

Heightened Agility: +5

Invulnerability: 15 points

Heightened Expertise: Carol has the memories of a trained Kree warrior. +4 to hit in unarmed combat.

Flight: 1426 mph

Heightened Senses: Carol’s “Seventh Sense” is an uncontrolled form of precognition. She receives flashes of what is occurring in the present or what will occur in the near future at the GM’s discretion.
She also gains Detect Danger X 3.

Weight: 130 lbs
Basic Hits: 3

Strength: 62
Endurance: 23
Agility: 22
Intelligence: 17
Charisma: 18

Hit Mod. (4.4)(2.6)(2.2)(1.2) = 30.2016
Hit Points: 91
Power Points: 124

Accuracy: +4, +8 unarmed
Damage Mod.: +2

Carry Capacity: 15,641 lbs
Basic HTH Damage: 3d10

Notes:
-Carol Danvers’ original amnesia is not a plot point in this period with the Avengers. In 1981, in Avengers Annual 10, she gets amnesia for a new reason.

-She’s very strong but clearly shown to have less strength than Wondy.

Great work!  These were fun to read through.  Excellent job by all involved!

Hey DFoom, I just realized that you gave Tony Stark (sans armor) the same Strength and Agility scres as Hawkeye--a professional athlete. Does Tony really lift 700 pounds on his own (w/out his armor)? I had no idea he was a body builder.

Does he really have cat-like reflexes on his own? This is amazing! What issues does he use these mega-athletic prowess? I'd love to see those issues!!!

Strength: 18
Agility: 21

Dat said, Daredevil would be fun to see.

Any chance you could do Captain Mar'vell, Black Widow, Hercules and Black Panther?

G7

Doctor Foom wrote on Aug 31^st, 2009 at 10:26am:


Dat is why I asked. Normally, if armored stats are higher than unarmored, the write-up lists those stats as heightened abilities under the armor. Dat's how I've seen it done in the modules, beginnin' w/ FIST in Crisis at Crusader Citadel. That way, we can deconstruct the unarmored stats by substractin' the modifiers built into the armor. Since you didn't do that, I had to ask if Tony had 18 Strength and 21 Agility on his own. And since you've maxed out stats on many high level characters, it wasn't "obvious" that you didn't intend to give Tony an 18 strength. BTW: I don't appreciate bein' called "Superenemy" fer askin' a question--especially since you've thanked me for questions and errors I've pointed out in some of yer write-ups before. That's what forums iz for. In some of yer first posts you waz callin' someone else yer archenemy and such, datz not how I work.

I would love to see Captain Mar Vell.

Guardian7 wrote on Aug 31^st, 2009 at 9:57pm:


Never did, but SuperFriend just posted a Moondragon write up in the mighty "Comic Conversions" thread, in the Fortress of Solitude, where many great things can be found.

Also, more great character writeups are under "Classic Superfriends," "DC Characters for V&V," "Scooby", etc.

Agree. I think I had Subby extra dense for that reason, in Character Conversions, iirc.

eLock wrote on Oct 21^st, 2009 at 1:15am:



Yes, as per Force Field.

"Player determines effect" means the player may choose among any of the effect outcomes on the chart.

Welcome to the boards!

eLock wrote on Oct 21^st, 2009 at 10:24am:


To increase her chance of getting the exact one she wants, which could be advantageous depending on the situation. For example: A villain is holding his Power Blast-able hand to a hostage's head. Wanda may prefer "Next attack/power use alters to no effect" or better yet, "Next attack / power use of target doubles back on target," over an area effect damage spell, to save the innocent bystander hostage.

(In Avengers Annual 10, she pulverizes concrete to help Wondy, Jocasta and the Vision make a quicksand trap for the Blob. Such team coordination is really non-random, so allowing her control when she concentrates (and spends Power) seems fitting.)

Also, she's spending the Power Point boost 'while casting,' ie: before the roll to hit, and the subsequent d4 roll for effect, in case that wasn't clear. 

Doctor Foom wrote on Oct 21^st, 2009 at 6:38pm:


What if Wanda casts that hex to alter the villain's next attack--but the villain doesn't attack right away. Does her hex wish goe into effect at that future time?

I guess I always saw the results as immediate. But I haven't read the classic stuff.

Doctor Foom wrote on Jul 6^th, 2009 at 12:56pm:


This cyclone attack is more powerful than a hurricane with weather control. With his high initiative, Quicksilver could level out half a villain team before they even have a chance to attack.

What attack type would you give it?

Does the power cost go up by area/damage? (Kind of like Psi-Storm from the ASSASSIN module, come to think of it.)

eLock wrote on Oct 21^st, 2009 at 11:20pm:


Well, the damage dice are determined by movement spent.
If he uses all his movement in his first action, he'll do 3d10 at the center of the cyclone, 2d10 in adjacent hexes, 2d8 and so on after that.
But on his second action, he'll have no movement left.

So he'll likely do a 2d10 cyclone, followed by a 2d8 cyclone on his second action, and then his movement will be so spent it won't be worth it to do it a third cyclone.

But you're right, Quicksilver is dangerous, until you hit him a few times. 

Doctor Foom wrote on Oct 21^st, 2009 at 11:55pm:


Thanks for all of the follow-up about Magneto's kids.

Doctor Foom wrote on Aug 31^st, 2009 at 10:26am:


When a character's stats are raised in armor, a heightend stat is usually listed as an attribute of that armor. That's how V&V does it, beginning with FIST of the Crushers. So if you don't list a heightened stat in the armor (as in the above listing with Iron Man), it means that the stats match whether the person is wearing the armor or not.

I too would have concluded that you intended, for better or worse, that Tony Stark also had an 18 Strength and 21 Agility outside of his armor.

So even if you don't like the tone of the question, the response probably didn't deserve the "IN the armor, obviously" reply.

Some of these snark/troll comebacks might bother more people that the people who you're intentionally targetting.

Interesting thread. I'm not completely sold on Scarlet Witch, since doing 4d10 damage to a truck load of people seems out of her league in the Perez era. And I give her Mutant Power instead of Magical Spells since that's truer to her origina. Have you seen Tim Hartin's take on her. I like that version a lot.