Dr Archeville

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For example, a PC hero could recognize and seek to combat racial intolerance, but a character with super-strength will generally knock foes across the room, not punch holes through their sternums or cave their faces in. Real world issues are not off-limits, to a point - your PCs should be characters, not soapboxes. Many of our stories are mature, without being explicit. Or, to sum up: Silver Age: Don't ask why. Just go with it, because it's awesome.Iron Age: Ask why, but don't actually answer. Say "It's stupid" and toss it in the trash bin.Neo-Silver Age: Ask why, try to come up with the best answers you can, and then go with it, because it's awesome.A basic rule of writing any sort of genre fiction should be that you don't draw attention to the conceits your audience is supposed to suspend disbelief on. As a general rule, both characters and stories here should be of the sort which would make it past the censors for PG-13 movies or prime-time network television. 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The Heroes subforum of the Character Bank contains the sheets for all the player characters currently active in the game. You can see what other people are playing, and also get an idea of what your finished sheet should look like. If you are not entirely comfortable with the rules system, you may want to start with a pre-generated superhero archetype. You can find some in the first (red) chapter of the core rulebook, or Instant Superheroes. There are also hundreds available on this site, in the Consolidated Character Building/Archetype Resource Index. You are free to use these builds as-is, or customize them to your heart's content. Either option is less overwhelming than statting out a character from scratch. You can always submit edit requests to modify your build later, as you figure out what works for you and what doesn't. Character sheets aren't set in stone here. Play what you want to play. We can't stress this enough. At any given point in time, we have anywhere from 15-25 or more active players on this site, each one running anywhere from 1-5 PCs in various threads all over the city (and beyond). About 10-15 of them are a core group of people who have stuck around for a year or more, while the rest are transients who drift in and out. You might have an idea for an archetype you'd like to try, but then you look at the Character Bank and see 6 of them already in play. This might discourage you. You might say to yourself, "this niche has been filled." Don't listen to that voice. There is plenty of room here for everyone. You could easily play your character for over a year without crossing paths with any of your doppelgangers. If there are 6 other characters who fill the same niche that yours does, by next month, or the month after that, they might all be archived for inactivity. And even with very similar archetypes, the characters themselves could turn out very differently. "Wealthy person using their resources to train themselves into a well-honed crimefighter, using advanced tech to aid in their battles" can describe Bruce Wayne or Ted Kord, two characters with very different personalities. A more detailed examination of this idea can be found here. To get started building your own character, look to our House Rules and our Character Template. All characters must be bulit to conform to this template and these rules before they are submitted for approval in the Character Bank, and all characters must be approved by two different Moderators before they are legal for play. Please note that the Character Bank is for finished submissions, ready for Moderator auditing. That means "finished" both in terms of "crunch" (rules, stats) and "fluff" (history, personality, description, etc.). Both are equally important. If you want advice or input from fellow players on a partially-completed character before submitting it, feel free to post a thread (and any questions) in the Character Building forum. If you are not sure what you want your character to look like, or how your character's stats square up with the look you want, consult the Photographic Height/Weight Chart, where you can see people who have the build you're thinking about. Two Ways M&M is Different from D&D / Pathfinder / Et cetera First, it's a point-buy system. When you create a character, there is no set order in which you purchase different types of traits. There are no random rolls. You build the entire sheet from the ground up, exactly how you want it. This makes character creation intimidating, but allows for the flexibility that is necessary to do the superhero genre justice. If you're a newcomer to M&M, you're probably better off just taking one of the sample archetypes in the front of the rulebook, tweaking it a little, and taking it out for a spin. We're pretty liberal here about letting people make revisions to their characters as time goes on and they figure out what works for them and what doesn't. Your character sheet isn't set in stone, so don't worry about "messing up." Second, Power Level limits. The way you build characters is, in a way, backwards from most other RPGs. With D&D, for example, you start with some traits at base levels, and then you stack as many bonuses on top of them as you can possibly scrounge up. With M&M, your Power Level sets a hard cap for your combat-related traits, which you build up to. Situational modifiers, like specialization with a particular power or weapon, would just stack onto your "base" attack bonuses in D&D. In M&M 2E, your Power Level caps determine the maximum possible effectiveness you can have under the best circumstances - your favored weapon/foes/environment/whatever. Specializing doesn't make you "better" than another character of the same level. Instead, it makes you less effective when you're not "in your element," but it's much cheaper to build. Say I've got a PL 10 character. I could buy his base Attack bonus all the way up to +10, for 20 power points. Or, I could give him +6 base attack for 12pp, the "Attack Focus (Melee)" feat (which gives +1 on all melee attacks), twice, for 2pp, and the "Attack Specialization (Staff)" feat (which gives +2 on all attacks made with a staff) for 1pp. So he gets +10 to attack with his staff, +8 to attack with any melee weapon/power, and +6 for ranged attacks. He's not as generally effective as the guy who just bought +10 base Attack, but he only paid 15pp instead of 20pp. You can see how this thinking is totally backwards from just about every other RPG ever written.

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This thread has served us very well for many years, but it has been supplanted by The Player Guide & House Rules Manuals, under 'Manual, Getting Started' in the tabs at the top of the forum. Please go to the Manual for up-to-date house rules. This thread will no longer be used or updated. - Fox, 2018/09/06 "OK, I'm Here. Now What?" The Newbie's Guide To Freedom City Play-by-Post Welcome to Freedom City Play-by-Post! Or, if you're a returning player, welcome back! This is an all-in-one reference guide for how to get a new character up and running. "What is this? Where am I?" This is a forum-based role-playing game using the Mutants & Masterminds 2nd Edition rules (and some House Rules) and the Freedom City campaign setting, both from Green Ronin Publishing. Contents General Guidelines Creating & Submitting A Character Character Sheet Template Getting Started / How To Play Advancement & Awards Non-Player Characters

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Dok has his Enhanced Charisma and his Morph up, he Took 10 on the Disguise check, so it's a DC 36 Notice check to realize he's a technorganic abomination instead of a regular human relying on a Gravimetric Belt.

A slight tingle in the inner ear preceded the sight of a region of space warping into a man-sized spherical shape. An infinitesimally small image of a man appeared in the center of the sphere, rapidly expanding as he emerged from the wormhole into the hangar waiting area. The figure, recognizable for his sharp clothing and chiseled looks from his many (mostly positive) public appearances, regarded the two as the warped region behind him evaporated. "Ah, Cannonade! You were mentioned by name; good to see you again!," he smiled as he extended a hand to the working-class hero. After giving a firm shake, he turned to Jeni, "and you must be the other expert they said would be here! I.. hrm... I'm sorry, I don't believe we've met," he extended a hand to her, still smiling and warm, and fully expecting her to realize who he was.

Had the child-vamp tasted human blood? In the Marvel Universe, Doctor Strange successfully de-vamped Hannibal King with The Monstesi Formula, but the ritual only worked because King had never fed on a living human (only animals).

Dead Head 0 posts = 0pp Doktor Archeville [maxed] (2) 2 posts = 1pp Protectron 0 posts = 0pp GM and NPC None

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:eye2: The quick brown fox leaped jumpedover the lazy dog. OOOOOOOOOOOOO List Thing 1 Thing 2 Thing 3 Plan Steal Underpants ??? Profit

The holoimage let out a long, low whistle. "If I did not know better, I would say these scans indicate this is an isotope of silver whose half-life should be measured in minutes, yet somehow the Collector has made it stable. I- ohh... oh!" Archeville's eyes went wide, then he clapped his hands sharply and barked out a laugh, "oh, that would be brilliant, wouldn't it!" He looked up at the two heroes, face beaming, "the silver isotope breaks down into cadmium and palladium isotopes, which combine with a few other compounds to form highly efficient capacitors, which spark a reaction to turn some of the cadmium and palladium back into the original silver isotope! It's a self-perpetuating system!" He let out a smaller, softer giggle, "I wonder if one of these ever encountered a werewolf, or vampire. It would be something to see one of those beasties get a mouthful of silver wiring!"

Dok's got his mind on Enhanced CHA (so he doesn't seem like a goober in front of you all), and I'm going to say he can't use his "MW tools" through the holo-link, so he's at +16 on most Craft and Knowledge skills. He's got Skill Mastery on Knowledge (Technology), so that's a 26. Knowledge (Physical Sciences) roll (1d20+16=31) :science:

"I'd stick with the stairs," Dead Head drawled, "an elevator'd be a bad place to get stuck if some nasty came for us. Besides," he grinned and winked at Ghost Girl, "a little climb shouldn't tire us out, right?" He'd hoped his brief levity with his similarly indefatigable teammate would raise the spirits' spirits, and help her back to her old garrulous self. Dead Head took the lead, as he preferred to do; if anything did leap or hop or slither out of the darkness to tear them to ribbons, it was best if it did so to the one who could most easily pull himself back together.

"The honor, and pleasure, are mine, Baron," Archeville's image nodded. "I've not had the chance to directly interact with any Curator tech until recently, but I did read through the records of the League's encounters with it last night. The Curator is thousands of years old, and has collected specimens from an untold number of worlds, so to do so it must have gone through a steady period of upgrading itself and its drones to carry out its prime directives -- to collect and preserve -- as efficiently as possible. By now it surely must have hit what it considers an optimal range of abilities, so unless and until it encounters something truly novel, it would have no need to alter itself or its drones further." The image turned its head slightly and chuckled, "though, from what Daedalus and Pseudo say, we Earthlings are some of the most unique and novel beings in the galaxy...." Of course, if it actually used what it gathered to improve itself, instead of just amassing things like some hoarder, it could be a far greater threat. Thank Asimov for direct, restrictive programming. "But this sameness," the image straightened up and looked back to the drone, then to the two heroes, "should make our explorations easier, because there are already other, slightly older samples of Curator tech here on Earth, which we can use for comparisons. One of Curator's museum-ships crashed here some decades ago, and Centurion saved the creatures on board and brought them to his Sanctum. I do believe he simply carried over some of the life support and environmental recreation technology from the ship and brought it to his home, and a few other components are in either in the Sanctum or other League storehouses. Daedalus had made some studies of them, and I am working on bringing up his files for our use. I am very curious, though," he looked over to Voltage, a barely contained grin spreading across his face, "to see what you find, as I do not believe an electrokinetic has ever probed this tech."

Neat!

"This one's weird even by our standards," Dead Head drawled as he appeared from a shadowed alley way. "The gang on the Hill've been murmuring about this for a few nights -- the usual ominous stuff, but even more cryptic than usual." He looked over at Kimber, concern showing on his dead face. He'd not had much contact with the group, focused on a few solo cases or the recent city-shaking events; seeing Kimber so withdrawn was a big red flag for him. We gotta help her get it together. But... first things first. He turned so he could address everyone, "since they was being so cryptic and unsure, I thought it might've been a non-magical thing, someone trying to fool others into thinking something mystical was going on. Wouldn't be the first time, and Raven's fought guys who can make with the spooky. But now that I'm here, looking at it myself," he glanced up at the building, noting the roving clots of magical energies, and the big one up on the fourth floor, where Kimber sensed something, "well, it ain't necromancy, but I'm guessing it's something just as old."

Dead Head (2) 2 posts = 1pp (to 224/228, 4pp unspent; Progress to Orichalcum+ Status: ???/210) Doktor Archeville [maxed] (1) 3 posts = 1pp + Ref = 2pp (Total PP [310], Progress to Orichalcum+: 190/210)rollover to Protectron Protectron 0 posts = 0pp + 2 rollover from Dok = 2pp (to 211/216, 5pp unspent; Progress to Orichalcum+ Status: 65/210) GM and NPC None

"Stories a-plenty, I should think!," Viktor Archeville's voice echoed through the room. A few of the holo-emitters sputtered to life, creating a trio of ghostly images of the good doctor semi-imposed over one another. "However, I think we should- wait, hold on, there seem to be some issues..." As he adjusted controls from his home laboratory back in Hanover, the three images coalesced into a solid, lifelike image, and his voice ceased echoing throughout the chambers and now issued (or so it seemed) solely from the image. "Ah, much better!" It was a tad odd seeing him in his regular dark khakis, light blue dress shirt, and simple labcoat, when everyone else was in extreme cold weather gear, but Fenris knew that if he were here in the flesh (or what passed for flesh), the technology in that deceptively simple-looking coat would have kept him as warm as anything the rest of the crew was wearing. "Ah, as I was saying, I think we should start with an analysis of the drones. See how these things work in micro before tackling the macro. Any countermeasures or failsafes there might be would also likely be less intense in the drones than in the main core, so it should give us a chance to assess and prepare for whatever bit-based beasties might be lurking in there."

This is a thing that I would love. And would be sad when FOX canceled it halfway through the first season. But maybe SyFy would pick it up. No, wait, it's clearly an HBO or Showtime series. (It's right there in our TV Tropes page -- "Like a Saturday Morning Cartoon that airs on HBO"!)

I love all the ideas I'm seeing here! Kudos to Arichamus for taking the initiative to get the ball rolling. Ari's first story (King Cole) could fit for any of my characters. Dok could be in the area discussing business matters with Asad, Dead Head could be in the area b/c death is (still) cheap & prevalent in the Fens (so that's exactly the kind of place he'd be, when not dealing with bigger mystical threats with the Midnighters), and Protectron could be touring the Fens to try to learn more about humanity. Ari's second story (stones) would definitely be a draw for Dok, because I've been wanting to do epic space stuff with him for a while. Ari's third story (Sub-Terra) could work with any of my characters. Dok's always up for exploration, Dead Head could get sucked in while pursuing grave robbers who "delved too greedily and too deep," Protectron's eager to meet new life forms and civilizations (especially those that could be allies for humanity). Dok would be up for Thevshi's European threads, since he's from there & had hero'd there for about a decade before coming (back) to Freedom City. Cubist's ideas are all solid comic book superhero stuff, though we've not actually seen much of them here. I'd like to see that change.

Arranged by Player, it looks like this: Aoiroo Catalyst: 1pp Changeling: 1pp Philotherian: 1pp Silhouette: 1pp Arichamus El Heraldo: 4pp King of Suits: 4pp and can now be up to PL 15 :clap: Red Moon: 0pp Wave-Eye: 2pp and can now be up to PL 10 :clap: AvengerAssembled Citizen: 3pp Comrade Frost: 2pp Edge [maxed]: 3pp Harrier: 5pp Azuth65 Silver Spider: 3pp Siphon: 3pp and can now be up to PL 8 :clap: Wisp: 1pp Blue Rose Kit: 3pp Stormbreaker: 1pp Cubist Jubatus: 1pp Dariusprime Fulcrum: 1pp Dr Archeville no IC posts, abstainig from RedName point Dead Head: 0pp Doktor Archeville [maxed]: 0pp Protectron: 0pp Ecalsneerg Arrowhawk: 0pp Equinox: 1pp Geckoman: 2pp which makes him a Platinum-status player! Scholar: 0pp Electra Fleur de Joie [maxed]: 2pp Miss Americana [maxed]: 2pp Papercut: 4pp Wander [maxed]: 4pp Fox Dragonfly: 4pp Gaian Knight: 1pp Wraith: 1pp Freely Seek Warp: 4pp and can now be up to PL 11 :clap: Gingerbread FAILED TO POST THREADS; 0 IC posts for January Hogrider: 0pp Gizmo Ghost Girl: 3pp Jack of all Blades [maxed]: 4pp Midnight (II) [maxed]: 1pp Wail: 2pp GranspearZX Arcturus: 3pp Crusader: 2pp HG Morrison Omen: 1pp JackgarPrime FAILED TO POST THREADS; 0 IC posts all month Victory: 0pp KnightDisciple Cobalt Templar: 2pp and can now be up to PL 14 :clap: Fenris: 1pp Gabriel: 3pp PurpleProse FAILED TO POST THREADS; 0 posts all month Nocturne: 0pp Quinn Crow: 3pp Overclock: 0pp Raveled Blue Jay: 4pp Glowstar: 1pp (and is archived) Ironclad: 3pp and can now be up to PL 14 :clap: Starlight: 1pp Russoboo Adamas: 7pp Scuffles Glow: 3pp Semi-Autogyro Myrmidon: 2pp Sorus Blue Fox/Sage: 2pp Willow: 1pp SpicyWaffle The Bee-Keeper (III): 4pp Supercape Bloody Mess: 7pp Lord Steam: 1pp and can now be up to PL 11 :clap: Rene de Saens: 5pp Supercape [maxed]: 4pp Synth: 1pp The Absurdist Asad: 2pp Errant: 4pp and can now be up to PL 8 :clap: The Mighty K FAILED TO POST THREADS; 0 IC posts Cosmic Phantom: 0pp Thevshi Tsunami: 4pp Velocity: 5pp Thunder King Crimson Tiger: 2pp Solar Sentinel: 1pp Voltage: 3pp TiffanyKorta Blodeuwedd: 3pp Revenant: 3pp which makes her a Silver-status player! Young Britannia: 2pp trollthumper Cannonade: 2pp and can now be up to PL 13 :clap: Nick Cimitiere: 1pp Temperance: 1pp Vahnyu FAILED TO POST THREADS; 0 posts all month Hronos: 0pp Net Fly: 0pp The 50+ Posts per Club Month Thevshi/Velocity (70) Arichamus/El Heraldo (59) Russoboo/Adamas (57) The Absurdist/Errant (55) SpicyWaffle/The Bee-Keeper III (53) Freely Seek/Warp (50) The 100+ Posts per Month Club ---