Supers Wrestling: Swinging a creature as a weapon

[Tallor]

Does anyone have rules on what damage a character can do by picking up an opponent and throwing them at another opponent? It sounds awesome but I'm afraid I'm not sure where it would be. Supers maybe?

[David Johnston2]

It's not complicated. If you swing them then you do swing damage to both your weapon and what it hits, -2 for being an improvised club but + any Brawling damage bonus.

[starslayer]

Conversely if this is strictly an over the top supers thing; take innate attack(crushing) with accessibility (needs a human club). Because a tree or telephone pole will be a better implimemt.

[Seneschal]

You can use "Throwing Things", p. B355. Let's say you have ST 70 and BL 980 lb. You can pick up a 150 lb. human and throw them with one hand. The weight ratio is 0.15, so the distance modifier is 2. You can fling them 140 yards (wow!) and they (and whoever/whatever they're thrown against) take 8d-8 (average 20) crushing.

[Donny Brook]

What if the character you're wielding is actively fighting FOR you at the same time?

[Mr_Sandman]

Martial Arts p.118 has rules for ramming one opponent with another who you have grappled. That and the throwing rules cover most situations.