Body Power: Stun Touch: The character's touch can induce unconsciousness in a target. The victim is affected as though struck with a Paralysis Ray attack. Attacks as HTH, R=Touch, PR=3.

Heightened Senses: Sense Aura: By expending and action, the Character can detect/read another person's, or creature's, aura determining if they're good or evil. R=C inches.

And I would give the same bonus to hit as weakness detection for the aura detection otherwise players will pass this up for a better power.

Psionics:Emotional Overload: This power releases all the target's emotions and subconscious feelings in one great flood. To escape this onslaught, the target's mind "switches off' rendering them unable to perform any actions, and they loose their actions until a save vs. INT is made on a D20. Attacks as Emotion Control. R=C inches. PR=7.

Psionics:Psychic Backlash: Any attempt to use mental powers such as Mind Control, Emotion Control, Telepathy, etc, on the Character will automatically trigger a response unleashing a powerful psionic attack upon the Character attempting to do so. The character is initiating the "attack" must save vs. Charisma or is treated as though struck with a Paralysis Ray attack. PR=3.

Stasis Beam: The character can fire a coherent beam of energy which  restricts an opponent's movement, immobilizing them in place, and reducing their movement to 0. Flying characters are frozen in mid-air. The Character may attempt to "break free" each turn by rolling their STR, or lower, on a d100. Attacks as Paralysis Ray. R=C", PR=5. Once the initial attack is made only movement and PR to maintain unless the victim attempts to break free. Then an action must be expended in order to maintain control.

Paul wrote on May 8^th, 2020 at 12:04pm:


Which part are you talking about would would affect heightened senses?

Paul wrote on May 8^th, 2020 at 3:09pm:


Well I could see light based powers having an effect on someone with vision based powers, the same with Sonic Abilities having an enhanced effect on someone with super hearing, but, and maybe it's just not clicking for me, how would a beam of concussive force have some sort of additional effect on any type of sense? I could see there being a better chance of being knocked out, but that's it. Speaking of which, did any of you guys ever see my modified "Stun" rules?

Paul wrote on May 8^th, 2020 at 3:59pm:


Your guy should probably be worried about the Sensory Overload & Sensory Deprivation powers I worked up. They could give him some serious issues.

John wrote on May 9^th, 2020 at 1:06am:

Electromagnetic Pulse: The character generates an electromagnetic pulse that shuts down all unshielded machinery, electrical, and electronic devices in the affected area for 1d4+2 turns. Character's with Android Body or Robotic Body, may save vs. END to prevent shutdown. GMs may allow characters with tech based Armor, Life Support and other devices may allow them to make a save as well. Radius=Cx10 inches, PR=20.

I'm still tinkering around with this. I may decrease the radius a bit.

Paul wrote on May 10^th, 2020 at 8:26am:


So how'd that work in the game?

Paul wrote on May 10^th, 2020 at 11:02pm:


Okay, I got the basic idea.

Neural Disruption: The character's touch overloads the victim's nerual system, affecting them as though they'd be struck with a Paralysis Ray attack. Attacks as HTH. R=Touch, PR=3.

Thermal Energy Beam: The character projects an intense beam of thermal (heat) energy. Attacks as Flame Power. R= S+E inches. 1d12. Damage. PR=2.

Frost Beam: The character projects an intense beam of cold. Attacks as Ice Powers. R= S+E inches. 1d12. Damage. PR=2.

Heightened Senses: Echolocation: The Character has the ability to determine the location of objects in the environment by use of reflected sound waves. 3x Detect Hidden score.

Neural disruption is really just a paralysis ray only harder because it's by touch. Maybe consider the effect being something neurological, like uncontrollable twitching that gives them -5 to hit each turn unless they make a saving throw vs something. They would have to make this saving throw X turns so even if they make one saving throw they have to keep making it etc.

Well in that case I'll make it do 3d10 damage just for the hell of it!

John wrote on May 6^th, 2020 at 6:44pm:


I've got a special attack that does this listed somewhere on here. I need to get around to consolidating all this stuff into one area.

Just out of curiosity, have any of you guys tried using some of these in a game? I'd like to hear how they worked for you and any of other feedback you might have. Throw a brother a bone.