Super Squadron<\/p>\n
character generation<\/p>\n
eight basic statistics<\/p>\n
Strength, Agility, Charisma, Intelligence, Stamina, Public Standing, Ego, Luck<\/p>\n
For the first 6 except Public Standing, you roll 1d20 No-name hero (or villain) Public Standing starts at 11.<\/p>\n
2, 9, 3, 15, 10, 11<\/p>\n
a total of 50
\nthe rules suggest that you can reroll if you do not get a total of 60, or rearrange them if you want, but you only need to get 50<\/p>\n
Let’s just leave them for the point of the exercise.<\/p>\n
For Luck, roll percentage dice on a table to get the factor, basic 10 or under you have one. 44, so a normally lucky character.<\/p>\n
next, roll 1d10 for character origin, of which there are 6. A roll of 2 means a Mutant. Born with powers, either as a result of a previous accident to their parents, or just dumb luck. An Age roll for this origin of 1d12 + 15 gives 8. So a 23 year old Mutie.<\/p>\n
Next, number of powers. A d100 roll, the lower the more powers. Most likely is 3. A roll of 11 gives 4 powers. Lucky characters might get more.<\/p>\n
A character with more than one power has the option of taking all their remaining rolls as automatic re-rolls of the first result. Otherwise, rolling a power twice it increase the intensity, twice damage, half cost, double duration etc., pick one.<\/p>\n
A player may also take a weakness (the glowing green rock clause) and get an additional power. Nifty anti-munchkin note: The GM decides the weaknesses and doesn’t have to reveal all of them.<\/p>\n
So, rolling on the Mutant Powers table, the first is 98. Which is Organic Power.<\/p>\n
Which means the character can choose a particular animal or plant whose powers or abilities they wish to imitate. They then receive 2d4 adaptations. Some examples listed include Ant, Cactus, Eel, Fox, Mantis and Rose.<\/p>\n
2d4 gives 3 and 4 for 7 adaptions.<\/p>\n
Time to cogitate on those and work out if the other three powers should also be this.<\/p>\n
Being not strong, maybe a clever, sneaky, smart type animal or plant. Not that plants are too smart.<\/p>\n
and probably funny looking, with that charisma.<\/p>\n
So, I believe we shall debut:<\/p>\n
The Fruit Bat.<\/p>\n
so assigning the other three power rolls to Organic Powers we get adaption rols of :
\n1+3, 2+4, 2+1 for another 13 adaption slots to go along with the original 7, a total of 20.<\/p>\n
Generally the examples given are each adaption can give a half strength power copy.<\/p>\n
e.g. 1\/2 Heigtened Agility, 1\/2 Flight, etc.<\/p>\n
So making it easy, we’ll go for this :-<\/p>\n
20 Adaptions<\/p>\n
2 Enhanced Intelligence * 1\/2 (+2d10) (1,10 = +11)
\n2 Heighted Speed * 1\/2
\n8 Heighted Agility * 1\/2 (+4d10) (5,1,7,10 = +23)
\n2 Ultraviolet Vision * 1\/2
\n2 Ultrasonic Hearing * 1\/2
\n4 Flight * 1\/2<\/p>\n
So, currently<\/p>\n
The Fruit Bat<\/p>\n
Abilties<\/p>\n
02 Strength
\n32 Agility
\n03 Charisma
\n26 Intelligence
\n10 Stamina
\n11 Public Standing
\n11 Ego
\n00 Luck<\/p>\n
Organic Powers – Fruit Bat<\/p>\n
Enhanced Intelligence +11
\nHeightened Speed
\nEnhanced Agilty + 23
\nUltraviolet Vision
\nUltrasonic Hearing
\nFlight (extendable wings)
\nBat Faced, small for a human<\/p>\n
Looking at the Ability Modifier tables<\/p>\n
Strength 02 is Puny, -1 HT (Hit Points), -3 DD (Hand to Hand Damage Mod)
\nAgility 32 is speedy, movement rate 80m, +05% Accuracy, +3 HT, +2 DD
\nCharisma 03 is Ugly, which Reaction to heroes is -10% and Villains, +10%
\nIntelligence 26 is Brilliant, +4 HT, +2 DD, +30% Accuracy, 9d8% to detect entrances and 8d10% to detect trap (3,6,8,6,7,3,7,2,5 = 47%) and (1,8,4,9,3,4,10,5 = 44%)
\nEgo 11 is Average Superbeing, 10% Compulsory Retreat (if you lose half HT or more) and 30% Willing retreat. +05 HP (hit probability) Retreating when not supposed to drops your ego and various successes\/failures impact it.
\nPublic Standing 11 is – Reaction DM<\/p>\n
Hit Points<\/p>\n
Formula is 1\/2 * SA + 1d10 + LK + Exp + Modifiers (currently no Experience, need 40 points to get to Level 1)
\nSo, 5 + 2 + (-1,+3,+4 = 6) = 13 HT<\/p>\n
Action Potential<\/p>\n
Formula is ST + 1\/2 IQ + SA + 1\/2 AG + LK + Exp
\nSo, 2 + 13 + 10 + 16 = 31<\/p>\n
Characters can train over time to increase abilities up to 20, if a Self-Developed origin, then up to 25. You gain experience while super-heroing and can get % bonuses for roleplaying.<\/p>\n
There are tables for family details, height, weight, job and if you happen to actually be an alien artifact.<\/p>\n
GM says in this case size determined by organic powers. Strength, Stamina and Agility give modifiers to height and weight. Female characters take off 4d4 kg and 5d4cm.<\/p>\n
There are patrolling, paying off informants and tracing rumours rules too. Plus Encounter tables.<\/p>\n
Ordinary Encounter 12-14 on d100 is Espionage.<\/p>\n
Super-Villain Encounter 12-14 is Jail Break<\/p>\n
Extraordinary Encountey 09-13 is Mutant Villain (01-70) or Hero (71-00) Encountered<\/p>\n
If you get supebeings, an 01 means a team, 02-21 on this roll a teamup.<\/p>\n
Initiative is 1d20 + AG + LK (Luck you pretty much get to use in everything)<\/p>\n
AG+LK of 30 or more is multiple actions a round if you make a manoeuvre roll of<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Super Squadron character generation eight basic statistics Strength, Agility, Charisma, Intelligence, Stamina, Public Standing, Ego, Luck For the first 6 except Public Standing, you roll 1d20 No-name hero (or villain) Public Standing starts at 11. 2, 9, 3, 15, 10, 11 a total of 50 the rules suggest that you can reroll if you do … <\/p>\n