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Mark: /* Weapons */

2024-01-28T06:46:30Z

Weapons

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	Similarly, reloading a firearm doesn’t rise to the level of requiring an action to accomplish. The same goes for bows and arrows.		Similarly, reloading a firearm doesn’t rise to the level of requiring an action to accomplish. The same goes for bows and arrows.
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			\| Frag Grenade \|\| 10 \|\| x2
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			\|colspan="3"\|This weapon affects all characters within 2 spaces of where it lands and to which the grenade (not its thrower) would have a line of sight past any intervening obstacles. Pick a target space and make a Challenging Agility check. If it succeeds, the grenade lands in the desired space.

			If the check fails, the grenade still winds up somewhere. Roll 1d6 to see how many spaces away from its intended target it lands. It’s up to the Narrator which direction it goes.

			Once you figure out where the grenade lands, compare the result of the check against the Agility defense of each character it could affect. Unlike with other, more precise weapons, a grenade uses its own damage multiplier (×2) instead of that of the attacker. On a Fantastic success, it does double that (in other words, ×4) damage to the character in the space where it lands, and regular damage to all other affected targets.

			While lots of characters in the Marvel Multiverse like to fight with their bare fists, a number of others use weapons. This is especially true of criminals and other villains.

			Weapons add a bonus to the user’s damage multiplier. This '''does not stack''' with any other damage multiplier bonus, so don’t add them together. Instead, use the greater of the two.

			For many characters with powers, their powers offer better benefits, so they usually don’t bother with weapons.
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Mark: /* Ranged Weapons */

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Ranged Weapons

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	\| Name \|\| Description \|\| Focus \|\| Prerequisites \|\| Action \|\| Duration		\| Name \|\| Description \|\| Focus \|\| Prerequisites \|\| Action \|\| Duration
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	\| ~~Point-Blank Parry~~ \|\| ''~~When the enemy steps in, the character lets loose~~.'' \|\| 5 \|\| ~~Rank 2~~ \|\| ~~Reaction~~ \|\| Instant		\| Double Tap \|\| ''To be twice as sure.'' \|\| - \|\| None \|\| Standard \|\| Instant
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	\|colspan="6"\| The character makes a ranged attack against ~~the~~ enemy ~~who missed them~~. If the attack is a success, the enemy takes regular damage. On a Fantastic success, the enemy takes double damage and is bleeding.		\|colspan="6"\| The character makes a ranged attack against an enemy within 2 spaces. If the attack is a success, the enemy takes regular damage. On a Fantastic success, the enemy takes double damage and is bleeding.

			'''Bleeding'''

			Characters using certain Melee Weapons (Sharp) powers and Ranged Weapons powers can cause their targets to lose a tremendous amount of blood. A victim of such an attack left unconscious and alone can eventually bleed to death.

			A bleeding character loses 5 Health at the end of each of their turns until they die or the condition ends. Anyone—including the victim—can stop the bleeding by using an action to make a successful Logic check against a target number of 10. The condition also ends any time the victim recovers 1 or more Health.
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Mark: /* Traits & Tags */

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Traits & Tags

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Mark: /* Traits & Tags */

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Traits & Tags

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	== Traits & Tags ==		== Traits & Tags ==

	=== ~~Traits~~ ===		{\|width="600" border="1" cellpadding="8" cellspacing="0" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
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	* Tech Reliance (Gadgets & Gear)		* Tech Reliance (Gadgets & Gear)
	: The character relies on technology for powers		: The character relies on technology for powers
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	* Eidetic Memory		* Eidetic Memory
	: The character rarely forgets anything		: The character rarely forgets anything
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	==~~= Tags ===~~

	~~[[File~~:~~The-engineer-1000x667.png\|thumb\|The Engineer with a signature weapon\|300px~~\|~~left]]~~

	* Lab Access (Personal Workshop)		* Lab Access (Personal Workshop)
	: The character either owns or has access to a laboratory filled with the technical equipment, supplies and tools they need for their work. This can be anything from a well-stocked high-school classroom to a forensics lab to an industrial site.		: The character either owns or has access to a laboratory filled with the technical equipment, supplies and tools they need for their work. This can be anything from a well-stocked high-school classroom to a forensics lab to an industrial site.
	* Rich		* Rich
	: The character has access to plenty of money. If they want something normally and legally available to people, they can simply buy it.		: The character has access to plenty of money. If they want something normally and legally available to people, they can simply buy it.
			[[File:The-engineer-1000x667.png\|thumb\|The Engineer with a signature weapon\|275px\|left]]
	* Signature Weapon x 2		* Signature Weapon x 2
	: The character is known for owning and using a specific type of weapon, like Hawkeye’s bow or Elektra’s sai. This tag can be taken more than once, but each time must be with a different weapon.		: The character is known for owning and using a specific type of weapon, like Hawkeye’s bow or Elektra’s sai. This tag can be taken more than once, but each time must be with a different weapon.
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	* Affluent Lifestyle		* Affluent Lifestyle
	: If given the option, he will prefer a luxury brand or experience. He is selective in his selections and will not necessarily choose a brand name simply because it's considered a luxury brand - some brands, like Gucci are luxury brands that non-rich people think rich people use. Rich people know better.		: If given the option, he will prefer a luxury brand or experience. He is selective in his selections and will not necessarily choose a brand name simply because it's considered a luxury brand - some brands, like Gucci are luxury brands that non-rich people think rich people use. Rich people know better.
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	[[Category: Player Characters]]		[[Category: Player Characters]]
	[[Category: Mark's Characters]]		[[Category: Mark's Characters]]
	[[Category: Marvel: In the Heat of the Night]]		[[Category: Marvel: In the Heat of the Night]]

Mark: /* Weapons */

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Weapons

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	=== Weapons ===		=== Weapons ===
	* Submachine Gun		{\|width="600" border="1" cellpadding="8" cellspacing="0" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
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	: Damage Multiplier Bonus: +1		\| Weapon \|\| Range \|\| Damage Multiplier Bonus
	: This weapon can attack up to three targets in adjacent spaces to which the attacker can draw a line of sight. Make a single attack roll and compare it to the Agility defense scores of the targets. Split the damage from that roll equally. Attacks with this weapon against targets 5 spaces away or fewer have trouble.		\|- style="text-align: center;"
	~~: While lots of characters in the Marvel Multiverse like to fight with their bare fists, a number of others use weapons. This is especially true of criminals and other villains.~~		\| Submachine Gun \|\| 10 \|\| +1
	~~: Weapons add a bonus to the user’s damage multiplier. This does not stack with any other damage multiplier bonus, so don’t add them together. Instead, use the greater of the two.~~		\|-
	~~: For many characters with powers, their powers offer better benefits, so they usually don’t bother with weapons.~~		\|colspan="3"\|This weapon can attack up to three targets in adjacent spaces to which the attacker can draw a line of sight. Make a single attack roll and compare it to the Agility defense scores of the targets. Split the damage from that roll equally. Attacks with this weapon against targets 5 spaces away or fewer have trouble.
	~~: '''Ammunition'''~~
	~~: Unless otherwise specified in your game, characters with firearms are assumed to have plenty of ammunition for them. Don’t bother counting bullets.~~
	~~: Similarly, reloading a firearm doesn’t rise to the level of requiring an action to accomplish.~~
	~~: The same goes for bows and arrows~~.

	* Pistol		While lots of characters in the Marvel Multiverse like to fight with their bare fists, a number of others use weapons. This is especially true of criminals and other villains.
	: ~~Range:~~ 10
	~~: Damage Multiplier Bonus:~~ +1		Weapons add a bonus to the user’s damage multiplier. This does not stack with any other damage multiplier bonus, so don’t add them together. Instead, use the greater of the two.
	: While lots of characters in the Marvel Multiverse like to fight with their bare fists, a number of others use weapons. This is especially true of criminals and other villains.
	: Weapons add a bonus to the user’s damage multiplier. This does not stack with any other damage multiplier bonus, so don’t add them together. Instead, use the greater of the two.		For many characters with powers, their powers offer better benefits, so they usually don’t bother with weapons.
	: For many characters with powers, their powers offer better benefits, so they usually don’t bother with weapons.
	: '''Ammunition'''		'''Ammunition'''
	: Unless otherwise specified in your game, characters with firearms are assumed to have plenty of ammunition for them. Don’t bother counting bullets.
	: Similarly, reloading a firearm doesn’t rise to the level of requiring an action to accomplish.		Unless otherwise specified in your game, characters with firearms are assumed to have plenty of ammunition for them. Don’t bother counting bullets.
	: The same goes for bows and arrows.
			Similarly, reloading a firearm doesn’t rise to the level of requiring an action to accomplish. The same goes for bows and arrows.
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			\| Pistol \|\| 10 \|\| +1
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			\|colspan="3"\|While lots of characters in the Marvel Multiverse like to fight with their bare fists, a number of others use weapons. This is especially true of criminals and other villains.

			Weapons add a bonus to the user’s damage multiplier. This does not stack with any other damage multiplier bonus, so don’t add them together. Instead, use the greater of the two.

			For many characters with powers, their powers offer better benefits, so they usually don’t bother with weapons.

			'''Ammunition'''

			Unless otherwise specified in your game, characters with firearms are assumed to have plenty of ammunition for them. Don’t bother counting bullets.

			Similarly, reloading a firearm doesn’t rise to the level of requiring an action to accomplish. The same goes for bows and arrows.
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	== Traits & Tags ==		== Traits & Tags ==

Mark: /* Basic Power Set */

2024-01-28T04:02:24Z

Basic Power Set

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	\| Name \|\| Description \|\| Focus \|\| Prerequisites \|\| Duration ~~\|\| Effect~~		\| Name \|\| Description \|\| Focus \|\| Prerequisites \|\| Duration
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	\| Accuracy 1 \|\| ''The character is an ace with ranged attacks.'' \|\| - \|\| None \|\| Permanent \|\| The character adds +1 to their Agility damage multiplier, and they gain a +1 bonus to Agility checks other than attacks.		\| Accuracy 1 \|\| ''The character is an ace with ranged attacks.'' \|\| - \|\| None \|\| Permanent
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			\|colspan="5"\| The character adds +1 to their Agility damage multiplier, and they gain a +1 bonus to Agility checks other than attacks.
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	\| Sturdy 1 \|\| ''The character has protection from physical damage.'' \|\| - \|\| None \|\| Permanent \|\| he character’s body is so sturdy that they have Health Damage Reduction 1. If this power stems from armor or anything else removable—like Iron Man’s armor—the character should apply the Tech Reliance trait to it.		\| Sturdy 1 \|\| ''The character has protection from physical damage.'' \|\| - \|\| None \|\| Permanent
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			\|colspan="5"\| The character’s body is so sturdy that they have Health Damage Reduction 1. If this power stems from armor or anything else removable—like Iron Man’s armor—the character should apply the Tech Reliance trait to it.
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	\| Heightened Senses 1 \|\| ''The character has superior senses.'' \|\| - \|\| None \|\| Permanent \|\| The character can sense things roughly twice as far away as normal. They also have an edge on Vigilance checks to perceive things, and enemies have trouble on checks they make to sneak past the character.		\| Heightened Senses 1 \|\| ''The character has superior senses.'' \|\| - \|\| None \|\| Permanent
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			\|colspan="5"\| The character can sense things roughly twice as far away as normal. They also have an edge on Vigilance checks to perceive things, and enemies have trouble on checks they make to sneak past the character.
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Mark: /* Ranged Weapons */

2024-01-28T04:01:18Z

Ranged Weapons

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	\| Name \|\| Description \|\| Focus \|\| Prerequisites \|\| Action \|\| Duration ~~\|\| Effect~~		\| Name \|\| Description \|\| Focus \|\| Prerequisites \|\| Action \|\| Duration
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	\| Point-Blank Parry \|\| ''When the enemy steps in, the character lets loose.'' \|\| 5 \|\| Rank 2 \|\| Reaction \|\| Instant \|\| The character makes a ranged attack against the enemy who missed them. If the attack is a success, the enemy takes regular damage. On a Fantastic success, the enemy takes double damage and is bleeding.		\| Point-Blank Parry \|\| ''When the enemy steps in, the character lets loose.'' \|\| 5 \|\| Rank 2 \|\| Reaction \|\| Instant
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			\|colspan="6"\| The character makes a ranged attack against the enemy who missed them. If the attack is a success, the enemy takes regular damage. On a Fantastic success, the enemy takes double damage and is bleeding.
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Mark: /* Teleportation */

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Teleportation

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	\| Name \|\| Description \|\| Focus \|\| Prerequisites \|\| Action \|\| Duration		\| Name \|\| Description \|\| Focus \|\| Prerequisites \|\| Action \|\| Duration
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	\| Blink \|\| ''The character teleports a short distance away.'' \|\| - \|\| None \|\| Standard, ~~movement~~, or ~~reaction~~ \|\| Instant		\| Blink \|\| ''The character teleports a short distance away.'' \|\| - \|\| None \|\| Standard, Movement, or Reaction \|\| Instant
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	\|colspan="6"\|The character teleports into a clear space they can see or have been to, up to their rank in spaces away. If someone was about to attack them and they are now out of reach or line of sight, the attack automatically fails. If they are still within reach or line of sight, the attack has trouble instead.		\|colspan="6"\|The character teleports into a clear space they can see or have been to, up to their rank in spaces away. If someone was about to attack them and they are now out of reach or line of sight, the attack automatically fails. If they are still within reach or line of sight, the attack has trouble instead.

Mark: /* Teleportation */

2024-01-28T04:00:15Z

Teleportation

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	\| Name \|\| Description \|\| Focus \|\| Prerequisites \|\| Action \|\| Duration ~~\|\| Effect~~		\| Name \|\| Description \|\| Focus \|\| Prerequisites \|\| Action \|\| Duration
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	\| Blink \|\| ''The character teleports a short distance away.'' \|\| - \|\| None \|\| Standard, movement, or reaction \|\| Instant \|\| The character teleports into a clear space they can see or have been to, up to their rank in spaces away. If someone was about to attack them and they are now out of reach or line of sight, the attack automatically fails. If they are still within reach or line of sight, the attack has trouble instead.		\| Blink \|\| ''The character teleports a short distance away.'' \|\| - \|\| None \|\| Standard, movement, or reaction \|\| Instant
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			\|colspan="6"\|The character teleports into a clear space they can see or have been to, up to their rank in spaces away. If someone was about to attack them and they are now out of reach or line of sight, the attack automatically fails. If they are still within reach or line of sight, the attack has trouble instead.
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	\| Teleport 1 \|\| ''The character teleports someplace else.'' \|\| - \|\| Blink \|\| Standard, Movement \|\| Instant \|\| The character teleports into a clear space they can see or have been to, up to 10 times their rank in spaces away. Outside of combat, they can teleport up to 100 times their rank in spaces away.		\| Teleport 1 \|\| ''The character teleports someplace else.'' \|\| - \|\| Blink \|\| Standard, Movement \|\| Instant
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			\|colspan="6"\| The character teleports into a clear space they can see or have been to, up to 10 times their rank in spaces away. Outside of combat, they can teleport up to 100 times their rank in spaces away.
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Mark: /* Telekinesis */

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Telekinesis

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	=== Telekinesis ===		=== Telekinesis ===
	* Telekinetic Manipulation
	~~: ''The character can handle physical things with their mind.''~~
	~~: Action: Standard~~
	~~: Duration: Concentration~~
	~~: Range: Varies~~
	: Effect: The character can manipulate objects in their line of sight with their mind. The maximum range for this is 5 spaces times the character’s rank. If someone tries to prevent the character from taking control of an object, the character makes a Logic check against the opponent’s Agility defense.

	* Telekinetic ~~Grab~~		{\|width="600" border="1" cellpadding="8" cellspacing="0" style="border-collapse: collapse;"
	: ''The character can grab a foe with their mind.''		\|- style="text-align: center; font-size: 10px; text-transform: uppercase;"
	~~: Action:~~ Standard		\| Name \|\| Description \|\| Focus \|\| Prerequisites \|\| Action \|\| Duration
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	~~: Range: Varies~~		\| Telekinetic Manipulation \|\| ''The character can handle physical things with their mind.'' \|\| - \|\| None \|\| Standard \|\| Concentration
	~~: Cost: 5 Focus~~		\|-
	~~: Effect:~~ The character makes a Logic attack against the Melee defense of a target within 5 spaces times the character’s rank. If the attack is a success, the character grabs the target with their mind. On a Fantastic success, the target can also be pinned. Breaking free requires a successful Melee check against target number 20.		\|colspan="6"\|The character can manipulate objects in their line of sight with their mind. The maximum range for this is 5 spaces times the character’s rank. If someone tries to prevent the character from taking control of an object, the character makes a Logic check against the opponent’s Agility defense.
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			\| Telekinetic Grab \|\| ''The character can grab a foe with their mind.'' \|\| 5 \|\| Telekinetic Manipulation, Rank 2 \|\| Standard \|\| Concentration
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			\|colspan="6"\| The character makes a Logic attack against the Melee defense of a target within 5 spaces times the character’s rank. If the attack is a success, the character grabs the target with their mind. On a Fantastic success, the target can also be pinned. Breaking free requires a successful Melee check against target number 20.
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	=== Weapons ===		=== Weapons ===