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The last thing he remembered was that he was in his room sleeping and then woke up in an office. The Extra Time/ Gradual Effect could possibly be increased in value by saying their elapsed time doesn't progress during Phases in which a successful attack roll is not made (or it could be like a -0 because the elapsed time could be made to progress faster for multiple hits, but whether it is one huge Entangle or several big ones adding to each other slowly is probably just a matter of preference).Yorudan Touring Blob Co.Yorudan had no idea where he was as he looked around his surroundings.

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The reason I wouldn't simply pass it off as the cumulative effect of multiple Entangles is that the target doesn't seem to be able to just break the effect before it reaches full strength.

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It could also be built as an additional effect with mechanics, but I don't think it is necessary given how the movie depicted it. have no actual game effect even though the description is that the target starts to, 'have difficulty moving at his normal speed,' etc.). The fact that it, 'slows down,' the target could be Special Effects (i.e. I would just call it a relatively large Entangle with either Extra Time or Gradual Effect.

You probably don't need 16 charges per gun, but I didn't see much gain in shaving another point or two off base equipment. So I went with 64, and at that there's a pretty good chance you'll bring down an intruder (unless they have hardened Power Defense, or are really, really fast, or are desolid). Oh, pausing the DVD, there's one frame where I could count 52 guns but even then they weren't all on screen. If the GM allows it, you can have this beauty installed in your own base for the low, low price of 42 pts. Penetratring isn't necessary, but if I were Syndrome, that's how I would do it.

Incredible out of the goo and into the cell block, Goo-B-Gone was just my choice for a release mechanism. Completely goo-ed characters are just plain stuck, like being frozen in carbonite. Just a few comments as to why I like this construction: Partial Transform lets the GM assign CV penalties or other game effects for parially goo-ed targets.

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Major Transform 1d6 (Target into Target encased in goo reversed by Syndrome's patented Goo-B-Gone solution), 16 Charges (+0), Penetrating (+1/2), Partial Transform (+1/2) (30 Active Points) IAF Immobile (-1 1/2) (Real Cost: 12) plus 63 more Goo Guns (64 total 30 Active Points) (Real Cost: 30) I know it's been about six months, but how about: Purely for research purposes, you understand. As Dust Raven pointed out it wasn't clear whether Mr Incredible was KO'd or just entangled, but given that he was really strong, building the power in Champions would require either a STR, SPD or STUN drain linked in there somewhere, or he'd be out of there in relatively short order.Īs for the Elasti-Girl point, I have no idea, but if she wants to give it a go, I'd be more than happy to watch. Hmm, could Elasti-Girl have stretched out of the glop? Tough to say.ĭon't forget you can make entangles opaque to sense groups for 10 points or individual senses for 5, so I'd go with that. I think one shot would have immobilized a normal person. It just looked to me like as the glop increased in volume it also increased in mass, and eventually diminished STR to the point at which you couldn't move. And obviously multiple Glop guns protecting the causeway. I would do it as a continuing charge STR Drain (~8 charges of 1 Turn each,) w/ maybe a linked Darkness to represent obscured vision.

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