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by Setothes » Sun Sep 09, 2012 3:09 am
by Kreuzritter » Tue Oct 09, 2012 7:45 am
a quickly done 3rd ed character based on Pig With The Face of a Boy's "Complete History of The Soviet union".
by Kreuzritter » Mon Oct 15, 2012 1:24 pm
A potential Crinoverse NPC, General Gongen is one of the Evo-Lutionaries of High Lemuria, a city-state of supermen that until a couple of years ago, had been trapped in a chaos dimension where they had been at war with endless kirby-esque alien horrors. When their home asteroid became an island a few hundred miles off the coast of Hawaii, these smug, xenophobic arrogant jerkfaces who were being led by an insane tyrant Nearly went to war with the USA before peace was brokered. originally, Gongen was going to just actually be Wyzen from Asura's wrath, a quick namedrop in the backstory of Durga. But, as I worked on said backstory, that changed to not only make him not an oversized henchthug, but a sympathetic character in the vein of Volstagg from Marvel comics, Star Trek: Deep Space 9's Kor, or Miles Gloriosus from "A Funny Thing Happened on The Way to The Forum". to that end, I built Gongen as-is, a powerful warrior/abomination-killing demigod, who can liven up any party he goes to and can rally the spirits of those under his command, but couldn't march an army of lemmings off a cliffby Kreuzritter » Tue Oct 23, 2012 7:21 pm
the signature monster of the upcoming game Bioshock Infinite, the Songbird is the ever watchful guardian/symbol of the airship city of Columbia, and until you find her, the guardian, jailer and sole freind of Elizabeth, the mysterious young woman you're sent in to rescue. Good news is there's only one Songbird in the game. Bad news is that it feels personally betrayed by Elizabeth's escape, and will stop at nothing to get her back, chasing you across the entire game until you are dead and she's back in the Songbird's gilded cage mechanicly, the songbird was pretty easy to figure out from only a few moments of in game footage from the various trailers, in that its basicly King Kong as a flying monkey, a monstrous juggernaut that needs no weapon other than its horse-sized fists. odds are this is a slightly scaled up version from what you'll actually fight in-game, geared more for fighting superheroes than disgraced pinkerton agentsby Thorpacolypse » Wed Oct 24, 2012 5:35 pm
by Kreuzritter » Thu Oct 25, 2012 5:26 am
by Kreuzritter » Thu Oct 25, 2012 8:11 am
the cover girl to BESM (big Eyes, Small Mouth) 3rd edition, Joni is a Skeleton Key, a being born with a special affinity to all doorways and locks, be they real (such as a door) or metaphorical (such as a computer password), and even those between dimensions. Skeleton Keys are very rare, and by their nature highly sought after across the multiverse, thus they quickly adopt a life on the run. in her case, Joni is a newly awakened Key, barely aware of what she's capable of. as an example, a last minute change was the summoned scooter ability, wherin she pulls out her transportation from a dimensional 'storage locker'. with xp, she can buy create to simulate being a dimensional packrat, allowing her to summon any peice of equipment she's been able to get her hands on, an ability best discussed with one's GM first, thus why she gets the scooter. A more experienced Skeleton Key would undoubtedly resemble Vortex from the Emerald City Sentinelsby Kreuzritter » Thu Oct 25, 2012 5:32 pm
no idea what MOEDOK stands for, and I'm not sure I even want to contemplate her origin, I originally snagged MOEDOK's picture for my Erzatz moon project, and the basic design concept was MODOK as a teenaged japanese MoeBlob. then as I was writing up her abilities, I started borrowing terms from Mass Effect i've learned via osmosis, and so MOEDOK is now a potent Biotic in training ready to be dropped into any hero high settingby Kreuzritter » Mon Oct 29, 2012 7:49 am
a pc i threw together for Kenseido's Forton, Texas game, which to sum up the pitch in 4 words, it's "the goonies with superpowers"by Kreuzritter » Tue Oct 30, 2012 3:39 pm
a character I've long had in the to-do list, theis is the Madame Masque from the animated series Iron Man: armored adventures, alias Whitney Stane, estranged daughter of Stark Industries acting CEO Obidiah Stane.by Kreuzritter » Thu Nov 01, 2012 7:57 am
by Kreuzritter » Thu Nov 01, 2012 11:47 am
the most recognizable face/body of Gen 13, Caitlin has been their de facto leader across continuities, playing the straight woman to the antics of her freinds. She's also usually the source of most of the book's T&A factor, to the point of self-parody, and wherein the third series her early character-defining moment was her decision to wear pants instead of her costume's... booty shorts.by Kreuzritter » Thu Nov 01, 2012 11:56 am
Outspoken native american lesbian, Rainmaker could be counted on for 3 things: weather control, arguing about anything under the sun, and the tease of lesbian innuendo (there were points where she was implied to be bisexual, but that was dropped). in series 3 the activism angle was toned down, and she was the sullen loner of the bunch, to the point where shortly before the final arc, she up and left to become the 'weather goddess' of a native tribe.by Kreuzritter » Thu Nov 01, 2012 12:05 pm
originally little more than a poor girl's jubilee, Freefall saw the most growth over the various incarnation's of the team. When under the pen of Adam Warren, her insecurities were explored, making her the comic book precursor to Warren's later creations, Empowered and Sistah Spooky. In series three, especially after world's end, it was Freefall who held the team together, gave them hope and direction, and she was agreed to be the team's leader by then (right before she jumped ship to be in the last 4 issues of the Authority). similarly, series 3 greatly influenced how I built freefall's powers this time around (that and cribbing the GR build for geo-force in dc heroes and villains), as with only an evening's instruction and reading a physics for dummies textbook, she was moving flying islands and power-stunting like crazyby Kreuzritter » Thu Nov 01, 2012 12:11 pm
A grunge, first named for the then popular music style of the 90's, and in series 3 after the first genuinely heartfelt acceptance of who he was by a total stranger. And if Adam Warren's freefall was precursor to Empowered, then both Major Havoc and Thugboy can trace their roots back to grungeUsers browsing this forum: Crippen, Thorpacolypse and 9 guests