Body Powers:


      Undifferentiated Body: This character has no organs, systems or      anything of note inside their body.  Just as a potato is one solid thing, so is the character. They are made up of some living material but they do not have anything specific inside them of note.  This character seems all human on the outside, but inside they are uniform.  The benefits of this are as follows.  They can not be critically hit.  They will not bleed and loose hits.  They also can not be knocked unconscious by a blow to the head.  The mind is everywhere   now, not just in one central location. This person will not benefit from first aid, or surgery.  They can re grow lost limbs, eyes and such, but such regeneration is slow.   They are also immune to most diseases, bacteria and viruses. But they may be susceptible to unknown ones.   They are in effect, a new and unique species, as different from regular humans as humans are from ameboes.

      Anchored: There are three layers to this power. The hero with this power is anchored to his place in space/time. This power is activated with a thought.
       A.      Can not be teleported against will
       B.      Can not be dimensionally moved against will
       C.      Can not be moved in time against will. Each aspect of this power is considered one “dose” of this power.

     Mighty:  Use the character’s full weight to determine their carrying capacity instead of half.
    
      Power Dynamo:   A character with this power gets power back per turn no matter what they are doing.  This is due to an extra organ somewhere in their body. See modified rules for regaining power

     Quick Reflexes: A character with this power is fast on the draw. Instead of subtracting initiative by 15, they get to roll a 1d10 and subtract this from the 15 to see what that character now subtracts from initiative.  Ex:   Speed Demon rolls initiative.  His A is 20.  He has quick reflexes and gets a modifier of 5.  So he rolls his initiative.  He rolls a ten. So the score is 10 plus 20 and we get 30.  Now we are supposed to subtract 15 at this point but due to his quick reflexes, we subtract only 10.  So Speed Demon goes on the 30th phase,  20th phase and the 10th.    If he didn’t have this power, he would go on the 30th and the 15th.



Pcionics:

    Heat Subtraction: Pr=5 per use.  This does 3d10 damage as ice powers as it removes heat from the target.  It in effect removes kinetic energy from the subject. This  can temporally reduce a targets structural rating.  However, it cannot be used to create ice amour or objects; it is not Ice power.  It simply removes kinetic energy (heat) from the subject.  As  a defense, this power takes one action to set up, and then it costs one power per attack. It reduces the damage the attack does by 3d10.  It sucks up the kinetic energy of the attack, making it less powerful.

     Omnipower:  The character can do what ever they can imagine.   In order to do this they must roll Id100 to properly imagine the effect, Id20 if they have the proper knowledge to help this out.  Then they must make a successful save on Wd20 to make it happen.   The number of successes( the amount you rolled UNDER your Will) is used as a + to hit.  The number of failures ( the number ABOVE your will score) is used as a minus.   If a 20 is rolled on this roll, there is a backfire.  That is up to the GM.
    If you make both save,  you properly imagined the effect and made it happen, then you must roll to hit.   The column you used is based on the effect.   That means if you want your foe to burst into flames, you roll as flame powers.  If you want your foe to become super heavy, you roll vs gravity. 

   The range is IxWx Level and the damage is 2d8.  The power cost is the same as the power being copied+2.
     Psionics:   Mental blast:  Pr =3 as mind control.  The attacker rolls Id20.   The  lower the better.  The damage is equal to how far the d20 is from the character’s Intelligence.   Ex:  Mr. Brain has an I of 35. He shoots Dunder Man and hits with a mental blast.  Mr. Brain rolls d 20 and gets a ten.  This is 25 under his Int and does 25 points of damage! 


       Density Control:  This power alters a character’s density.  They can become immaterial or diamond hard, or any point in-between.   The character spends 0 movement and 1 power point per turn PER 1 point of invulnerability and 100lbs of mass added to the character.  For 1 point per turn the character can become Non Corporeal.  A super dense character gains carrying capacity, as well as weight but NOT hits.  They also suffer a temporary agility modifier if they get to heavy.

      Magic Spells: 

           Sorcery.  The Magician must be able to think and concentrate. He must think of the effect he wishes to employ and then roll Id20.  Since this is magic, the magician need not know any knowledge areas.  Then the magician rolls Wd20 to make it happen.  There are no bonus as there are in Pcionics as the magic either happens or it does not.    If a 20 is rolled on either die roll to summon the effect, then a Magic Backlash occures.  This us up to the GM. 
   When the two rolls are made successfully, then the effect happens.  The damage is based on the actual power copied or 2d8 if one can not be substituted.     Power cost is as the power copied +2, or 5 if no particular power could be copied.   

This is intutitive magic and not spell magic as is more common.    People born with intutive Socerey  were commonly refered to as witches or warlocks. Sometimes the witch or warlock didn't even realise that they were the ones causing the hexes to happen.
Range is as the power copied or IxCxLevel if unknown.


       Gadget Powers:  The player can construct any gadget that can simulate one aspect of a super power,  for 1d4 uses.    The player must have the nessesary knowledge areas to create the gadget or its extremely difficult to do so.   
    To make a gadget,  the character rolls Id20 if the knowledge areas are possessed by the character 1d100 if they are not.   The cost in time or money is 100,000 dollars minus 10,000 dollars per die roll UNDER the character's intellgence roll.    The time takes 10 hours per gadget minus one hour per die roll UNDER the player's intellgence on the die roll.      A player can spend extra money to reduce the time, or spend extra time to reduce the money on a ten thousand dollar/per hour or vice versa.


  Example;  The Assembly Man wants to make a non corporealness device.  He possesses all the nessesasary knowledge areas  deemed by his GM to do so  ( Physics, electronics, extra dimensional physics) and has an Intellegence of 17.  He rolls Id20 because he has all the knowlege to build this gadget.
  He rolls a 12.   17-12=5.    His success  is 5.
  So the device costs 100,000-50,000= 50,000 dollars and will take 10 hours -5 hours= 5 hours.

He doesn't have the cash, so he will spend another four hours working on it.  So he spend 9 hours working and spent 10,000 dollars.   He then rolls and the gadget will work 3 times.


      Aura Perception:  Pr=0  constantly active  as any sense.  Can see a being’s aura.  +4 to hit them x4 for detections. With an action, can look deeper into the aura.  Save 1d20.  The number of success  above the intelligence of the user gleans more information.                           
        1-3  no more information
                                                           4-6 can see things like true form, or if they are Metahuman or magical.

                                                           7-9       can see if under mental attacks/mind controlled/ beings approximate level
10-12 what race the being is,  it won’t give you’re their name but you will recognize the aura’s racial traits, ei  dwarven,  human,  alien, etc..

Weightened Will:  A Gives the player 2d10 more for their will. B gives the player 3d10 more points of will.

Ok thanks!

Gadgets:
A) The character has a device, or devices, that simulate 1d6+2 powers. The maximum number of uses/charges would be limited to 2d4 charges per day, per device . Additional devices can be created/constructed by using the standard inventing procedures.

B) Gadgeteer - The Character is a mechanical/scientific genius, who's capable of creating/manufacturing 1d6 single use devices per day. The devices can be used to simulate powers, or any other function the player can reasonably justify to the GM.

Gadgets A would allow you to construct a utility belt, trick arrows, etc. Gadgets B would allow you to play a character like Gizmo, or Hank Pym of the Avengers. One additional note on Gadgets (B) - Devices can't be carried over from day to day. You build them, use them, and then move on.

Probability Control: You have the ability to alter the outcome of certain events. Base Range (actually radius) = Intelligence + Endurance/2. Base PR = 4. To alter a die roll by +1 or -1. For every additional point of power the character channels into this power, he can increase the radius of this power by a factor of 2, or increase the die effect. The specific effects of the roll are left up to the player and GM to work out.