oh no... Luckily I have a bunch of pencils on me, not sure what they can do in this situation but I have them.tooleychris wrote:just what I was hoping for... more codes.MonkeyWrench wrote:" we may find some kind of office that has some documents."
tooleychris wrote:If you busted out of THAT door...Elsa will be MUCH nicer.
Secrets secrets 
This sort of action would take two turns to complete. The first turn would be your ice generation roll, as shown above. You will now need to use your next turn to control the ice (rank value of 30 instead of 20 due to elemental generation/control synergy) and issue an attack, like a ray of frost.tooleychris wrote:"Damn, I was afraid of that!" Elsa gripes and unleashes a ray of frost.
Permafrost Generate Ice [1d100+50] = 65+50 = 115
Your damage value is your hit points, that is not needed unless you get hit by an enemy attack. Your dice roll will serve as your to hit and your melee is the damage that you deal. Because it was a 23, you rolled a low success. In a situation like this, that is all you needed.MonkeyWrench wrote:Raven jumps back as Elsa lets loose a frost ray, He plants his feet and readies himself, hitting anything that comes within arms reach of him.
Melee: 40
Damage: 150
Skill Check: [1d100] = 23
Since we've only been doing ice kills I'm not really sure how melee combat goes so I just put everything I think you'd need out there.
I'm not sure this is accurate. Every hero I've ever seen generate energy/element makes a blast attack at will.Rukellian wrote: This sort of action would take two turns to complete. The first turn would be your ice generation roll, as shown above. You will now need to use your next turn to control the ice (rank value of 30 instead of 20 due to elemental generation/control synergy) and issue an attack, like a ray of frost. "
Normally I would side with you on this, but the 4c system made it clear that only super heroes and villains can do that. Their dividing of the elemental control and generation powers is proof of that. Your lucky if you roll both powers in your character generation, but normally the game expects you to only have one or the other. Now in most of those examples listed above, they probably had the elemental generation power, or something close to it, and were powerful enough to use it as attacks with normal or exceptional damage, just as if they were using elemental control as well, all in one turn. You are unfortunately no such super hero yet. You are a fledgling hero who needs two turns to pull off something that Iceman can do in one.tooleychris wrote:I'm not sure this is accurate. Every hero I've ever seen generate energy/element makes a blast attack at will.Rukellian wrote: This sort of action would take two turns to complete. The first turn would be your ice generation roll, as shown above. You will now need to use your next turn to control the ice (rank value of 30 instead of 20 due to elemental generation/control synergy) and issue an attack, like a ray of frost. "
Prime example is Iceman (of course).
Further examples:
Firsestar generates radiation beam attacks, while she's flying no less.
Pyro uses a lighter as a fire source yet flips his zippo and attacks in one move.
Dagger (cloak and dagger) generates light missles and throws them in same move.
Gambit charges playing cards with kinetic energy and tosses them in same move.
Magneto can control and object and make it a projectile or shield in one move.
Electro generates and shoots arcs of electricity at same time.
The list goes on and on...
Thoughts?
