Except for the cute name, they really don't have anything going for them.

Shouldn't this be in the supers thread? Go to Comment

Another of those characters that I don't like, but should exist. It is one of those things that you should ahve in your campaign (the broken meta) but never think about. Not everyone who has a tragedy straps on a cape and tights and goes to fight crime. Some people just break. Go to Comment

He is really funny, but you could see him existing. No campaign should be without him. He is that useful. Go to Comment

He is an AI cliche done well. The touch of magic is very cool. He is a new kind of elemental, so we have modern magic. The powers are stereotypical, as is his anchor, but it is well done.

He and Adel could be part of an Urban Fantasy (deLint's stuff) or Changeling game. Go to Comment

Would of been a four without Chandler. I like how this fits in and is explained well. It is "realistic" or at least reasonable.

She and Chandler could be part of an Urban Fantasy or Changeling campaign, as well as background people for supers. Go to Comment

I love this one. I smirked a great deal.

The next generation takes over and does not follow the traditional cliches.

The Guardian Mystic for the city is just this new age psuedo hippie. She is getting big self important supers to do her work for her. It is just fun.

Good character to have around. Go to Comment

I heard about this in years past. My Champs GM used a variation on it. I assume he got it from you. It works pretty well. Would of worked better if you had mentioned some of the staff and how it works. Go to Comment

These are a great group. They can be good guys. They can be bad guys. They can be support sources and even team sponsors. Everyone should have them in their modern game. Go to Comment

This could be a great kingdom next door. Those little guys you keep ignoring while you deal with the big apparent threat next door. Then out of no where this will occur! BAM! Armies of undead!

Nice campaign addition. Go to Comment

Urk. Assassin. Oh wait, necromancer... via the correspondence course (steal the book become a wizard.... ) Go to Comment

Very, Very Cool.

He is a plot waiting to happen. It would be fun to meet him early in his career, then find him later being hunted by peasants. Go to Comment

Very cool. Not what you would expect. I like this thread and the characters in it. Go to Comment

Not very complete. I want to wait to see what is going to develop in it. Go to Comment

How could you not like this codex? It has everything that is good and things to make it better. Go to Comment

How very anime in look and feel. There should be some drama and pathos as the tool, who is a living breathing person with feelings, go stoically home to its doom. PCs who will find out about this will try to stop them or disuade them. Fight scenes trying to save "their friend" with powerful immortal parent. And of course, if it was anime, the tool dying in the end to save its "friends".

Could be a fun RP game.

Reread them today. Still pretty much have the same opinion. Some people would like the Drama of being a "temporary" being. And since they could never tell anyone about it (being rude and seen as an unseemly plea for help), there would be a lot of internal roleplaying going on. Yet, they are very anime. Of course, you could just edit that part out (and shrink their ears to a more normal size).

Kind of cool. Go to Comment

One size fits all monster! You can have a variety of monster challanges fill out an area with just one infestation of monsters. Go to Comment

Not your brother's Elves. This gives a bit of pathos and drama to your standard elves without reworking them too much.

If you can kill him off, you can eventually kill off the race. He is also their organizational center, so taking the head is appropriate. So the course of any war is all about protecting the HighFather. Go to Comment

I think they are cute... in a strange sort of way. And useful. Go to Comment

You have two species here, More Fey True Trolls and the more Human Right Turns. I like the Right Turn ones better. They are something you could add to the world to add drama. Your poor trolls living in the cities, not yet adapting to be empowered urban trolls.

The True Trolls are just fairy monsters. Well thought out fairy monsters, but just monsters. Go to Comment

I am having trouble wrapping my head around this. But from what I comprehend, is just "wow". This system allows you to have a detailed magic system based upon "the game world's history". It is not just random game mechanics. It is pay attention to the world or get screwed mechanics. WOOHOO! Take that power mongers!

It is a little hard to read. Maybe a summary would be nice. Go to Comment