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OK! my idea is an avatar of chaos. failed solider experiment offered a new chance at life as an agent of chaos. think deathstroke but stronger, faster, and can turn into a chaotic mist and travel. :D

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Updated FeebleMan. Now he's got quite the skill set from all his attempts to live out his video game experiences in reality. Basically he can be a low level wheel man or pilot.

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Hmmm... I'm not sure I want to be mixing in Other Roleplaying Game tropes here. I definitely plan on throwing in some modern fantasy, but this not so much.

Another issue with this is that a typical ORPG-style adventurer isn't much of a threat to a 1,000-point dragon. (The point of such monsters is that they're a big threat that adventurers can only overcome with great difficulty, it doesn't work in reverse.)

But I wouldn't rule out it working with some modification.

Maybe, details would be good here.

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Hm. I'm trying to build a lair but to get a lair with any high-TL components I'd need signature gear. The problem is that signature gear works off standard campaign starting wealth which would require thousands of points (I'm working out of Spaceships for pricing on large habitable possessions and they start at tens of millions of dollars). Wealth would make it possible with a few hundred points, but remove any ability for high-TL components. Thoughts or suggestions?

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Note that Spaceships 2 has rules for "Signature Assets," which would be very appropriate here if you want to build the layer as a ship. Alternatively, you can fudge the cost of the lair as a whole, treating it under the "Cost of Living" rules, and have just a few key systems (computer? security system? lab space?) purchased as Signature Gear.

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Signature Assets is perfect! Thanks.

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You know what? I bet I have enough points to combine the ideas into one vampire mage!

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How about an airship pirate? What do you think of steampunk?

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You know what we need? An evil lawyer. Magic, vampirism, stupidly high abilities, and you can probably get most anyone off for most anything. Why do the heroes hate him/her? First a major tendency to get mass murders off, a batman knock off decided to break into vampire's home looking for a super-villain's plans.

But to make things a heck of a lot more personal a batman knockoff decided it was a good idea to threaten our lawyer in his/her home to get the info quickly. He wasn't aware that our villain was a mage or a vampire. This promptly resulted in a dead hero. Mr. Lawyer then to make things worse bound the former heroes soul and destroyed it. The justice system needless to say did NOT prosecute our vampire. Killing people threatening you in your house is pretty well covered under self-defense. Destroying souls isn't illegal, either.

Now batman-knock-off's friends really hate the vampire.

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It's still a modern setting, but eccentric theme villains are cool!

I like this.