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I've read the entire run of LEGION. If that's the continuity this is most like, you do *not* want to give a ring to him. He's done a lot of borderline questionable things already.
Given that he was brought up by a supervillain tyrant, that was a given. The impressive thing is that he hasn't gone more off the rails. And the question isn't whether he's a nice guy or not. The question is, is he better than the Reach?
 
Clearly Grayven needs to take over Games Workshop. It's part of his purview, conquering.
Edit: I say this as an Eldar player.
 
OL goes to Games Workshop with working replicas of 40k power armour, Grayven goes with replicas of 40k dreadnaughts.

Actually, why does OL not have a space ship yet? He has the ability to make a cool ass ship, and yet fails to do so.
 
OL goes to Games Workshop with working replicas of 40k power armour, Grayven goes with replicas of 40k dreadnaughts.

Actually, why does OL not have a space ship yet? He has the ability to make a cool ass ship, and yet fails to do so.
He probably does after scanning that one Guardian ship. No real point in constructing it yet, since he can get around the solar system under his own power.
 
Oh! I can answer that one!
I mean is makes sense in hindsight, if you combine your knowledge Hitlers prior career as an struggling artist, with Meta knowledge of Tropes like "The Picture of Dorian Grey" and "Doctor Who"

Honestly I stumbled on it myself by virtue of being a completionist. I stumbled on a painting by Hitler somewhere, and it was bad, really really bad, and I passed it off as an Easter Egg. Then I found another painting by Hitler, and it was also really bad, but it was a different picture then the first one. So I saved and spent the energy for a world wide scan looking for more. Found a few more, each one unique. At this point I knew something was up, because there was no collection of Hitler paintings being tracked in the album, they were not grouped together in inventory if you collected them, could not put them in the Trophy room, no "Hitler Paintings Viewed" stats section, nothing. Yet some artist rendered a unique picture for each and every painting that only appears once in the game. I was intrigued.

So I went and started a new game, and that OL apparently thought, "So, I am stranded in a strange dimension, obviously the very first thing I should do is to scan for paintings by Hitler." And there were some new ones I did not know about! Someone was warding Hitler Paintings in my old game! Now I was a god with a bone. I kept the new game going, and did something I had never done before, avoiding the "Shine a light on the Shadows" and all similar quests, as gaining reputation points from those quest lines makes your opponents ward against you) but went ahead and researched the "Ward busting" tech tree in Atlantis any way... If you get near the end without doing anything to trigger the ward upgrades, AND upgrade your Ring Analysis Tree, you can find a Painting by Hitler in the Louvre! A Good painting, not the crap every single one of his other paintings looks like, which is why you need to upgrade the Analysis Tree, so the Ring can identify it.

So that is how you can find out about it. There are also some clues in the Muse Loyalty Quest lines. If you steer the conversation in the right direction while the Muse is wearing a Spell Eater (you should give one to everybody, just good practice) she reminisces about Hitler like he was a good artist!


Outside the game, if you look at the Muse Trophy achievements, the flavor text is also a hint. Basically, Hitler did used to be a talented artist. And a dabbler in the occult. And a worshiper of the Norse. So he used the Spear of Destiny, and the Ritual Odin used to sacrifice his eye for knowledge, to sacrifice all his Artistic fame and talent, to create an inevitable destiny of power for himself. That last good painting of Hitlers is all that remains of the old timeline, and in fact contains that timeline within it. As long as it exists, Hitler's rise to power is a fixed point in time, and cannot be changed.

And there in the Rub. The painting can only be destroyed from the inside, and getting there requires you perform a Quintessence Waveform Scan, and enter through the Honden of Avarice (Timelocks are hard to break), Which needs the Ophidian. But the Ophidian quest line makes enemy wards on the Painting so strong, you will never break through with a scan to find it.

Basically it is new game plus content. You need to find out about it in one play through, and actually fix it another. That is why is seems like a Guide Dang It!


What Game? I am so confused. :???:
 
OL goes to Games Workshop with working replicas of 40k power armour, Grayven goes with replicas of 40k dreadnaughts.

Actually, why does OL not have a space ship yet? He has the ability to make a cool ass ship, and yet fails to do so.
Well he doesn't really need one at present. He can go faster than just about anything he could make and doesn't need to carry passengers.
 
No real point in constructing it yet, since he can get around the solar system under his own power.
Well he doesn't really need one at present. He can go faster than just about anything he could make and doesn't need to carry passengers.
Y'all are missing the point. I'm not advocating a spaceship because it is a utility craft that would enable him to move more efficiently. I'm saying it would be cool as hell to have a personal spaceship of his own design, one with broadsides and auto guns and forcefields and a "FULL SPEED AHEAD!" mode and railguns hard points and anti-missile laser defences and "ALL POWER TO FORWARD SHIELDS!" and all that jazz.
He's obviously focusing on the doom fortress.
This guy gets it.
 
Wouldn't that just overload the forward emitters?
Depends. The ship could be designed so that the maximum load of the shields is much higher than the power input they normally get, so that if additional defence is needed power could be siphoned from other systems without breaking the shields. Alternatively, it could just be shorthand for "Forward shields at max power, but don't break the things."
you sir, have an odd sense of humour.
It was great. "Hey, let's watch this show that's a lot like Teen Titans. Really good animation, you'll love it."

-entire Justice League immediately dies-

-rest of cast soon follows-
 
Basic Functionality: Healing 15 with Affects Only Others, Affects Objects, Energizing, Restorative, Selective, Stablize Noticible and Limited to Wearer Only (75 points)
Candidate Seeking Program: Movement (Space Travel) 3, Flight 1, Senses (Detect Avarice) 2, Comprehend (Languages) 3, Communication 1, All of which are Limited to Candidate Seeking Mode (5 points)
Is a Ring: Absent All Abilities (-80 points)
Ring, Evasive Maneuvers!: Impervious, Deflect PL, Limited to While Bonded With Ringbearer (1xPL)
Ring Flight: Affects Only Others Flight PL, Limited to While Bonded With Ringbearer (1xPL)
Ring Life Support: Affects Only Others Immunity 3xPL (first 15 ranks go into Life Support, add others from there) (3xPL)
Ring, Identity Theft!: Noticeable Array of {Assimilate Option}[Ranged Cumulative, Concentration Affliction [vulnerable->defenseless->dead] PL with Instant Recovery] and {Brand Option}[Ranged Cumulative, Concentration Affliction [vulnerable->defenseless->controlled] PL with Instant Recovery], Limited to While Bonded With Ringbearer (2xPL)
Ring, Minions!: Variable Type (Broad) Active Controlled Summon, Limited to Previously Assimilated Targets (Orange Lantern Construct) PL (5xPL)
Humanoid Creativity Battery: Sidekick 3xPL (this is the actual ringbearer)

Behold, an orange power ring as stated up in Mutants and Masterminds 3e. WARNING: This build is incredibly cheeky and your GM will not let you play it. Abuses Extra Effort and Fatigue healing. Abuses sidekick rules. Abuses Minion rules. Abuses Absent Abilities. Basically, the Controllers are huge munchkins.
 
"I was looking for NINJAS!"
"There were no Ninjas in my shower!"

"There could have been, and in fact I did find a non-zero amount of ninjas were in showers when I did the scan."

Because buying a company is actually quite a lot of work.
Why are you assuming he has to do all that hard work himself? He has enough money to hire lawyers to do the work of acquiring the company on his behalf. And since he did spend all those virtual CPU cycles with Ophidian making the perfect rule set, he has a good chance of making a net profit in the long run as well as getting his perfect out there.

Actually, why does OL not have a space ship yet? He has the ability to make a cool ass ship, and yet fails to do so.
When he ran a scan of the Ice Fortress it could technically work in space, and was based off of a spacecraft of some sort IIRC. So he could refit it with Air locks, reinforce it to withstand the pressure, and make it air tight have it space worthy again.

I thought there was another Ice Fortress Guy was also able to salvage, but not in as good as condition as the one Paul did. Why didn't he use the ring to make the parts to repair it so he would have two? One for each pole, and he could take one into space without stopping operations on Earth...
 
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When he ran a scan of the Ice Fortress it could technically work in space, and was based off of a spacecraft of some sort IIRC. So he could refit it with Air locks, reinforce it to withstand the pressure, and make it air tight have it space worthy again.
With the amount of systems he would need to rip out and replace to make a decent spacecraft worthy of a Lantern, he would really only have the chassis and power transmission systems left, and maybe not even that. Given how much the chassis would limit him, and that he would no longer have a doom fortress, I think it would be best to start from scratch. At best, maybe an orbital weapons platform.

I believe the fortresses were built in space, but there wasn't any mention on what the design was based on.
I thought there was another Ice Fortress Guy was also able to salvage, but not in as good as condition as the one Paul did. Why didn't he use the ring to make the parts to repair it so he would have two? One for each pole, and he could take one into space without stopping operations on Earth...
I believe the other intact one was given to STAR labs. Something like that. He didn't get ownership rights of it, and I imagine some members of the League would question why he needs two.
 
Basic Functionality: Healing 15 with Affects Only Others, Affects Objects, Energizing, Restorative, Selective, Stablize Noticible and Limited to Wearer Only (75 points)
Affects Others Only and Limited to Wearer Only are mutually exclusive.
The proper way to do this is have the base healing function effect him only, and a 1 point Alternate Power that Affects Others Only, and a third Alternate Power that Affects Objects Only. Selective is not really helpful unless the power has an Area effect of some sort.
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Edit: Ok, so it looks like you are using the Orange Ring as the Character, with the wearer as an interchangeable sidekick? Max normal Human Potential (for a non-superhero) is usually stated a PL 6, and with the ring giving an idealized body, so considering that and ring brain augments, you are probably looking at 6 PL for the sidekick.

Ring, Identity Theft!: Noticeable Array of {Assimilate Option}[Ranged Cumulative, Concentration Affliction [vulnerable->defenseless->dead] PL with Instant Recovery] and {Brand Option}[Ranged Cumulative, Concentration Affliction [vulnerable->defenseless->controlled] PL with Instant Recovery], Limited to While Bonded With Ringbearer (2xPL)
From what we have seen the Assimilation Function has no effect until 100%, so it should have Limited to 3rd condition only. The 3rd condition should not be dead, but Transformed, with the fact it does not wear off a special.

Ring, Minions!: Variable Type (Broad) Active Controlled Summon, Limited to Previously Assimilated Targets (Orange Lantern Construct) PL (5xPL)
Since this is Variable, make it Summons, Limited to Previously Assembled Targets only. Whether the Summon is a Mook, Active, or Full Heroic can Vary depending on the the Summon. The Praxis Demons were probably built as regular mooks with lots of More Mooks Added on, and no Active to save points. (Yes, I am to lazy to open a pdf to see the proper name for the More Mooks extra :p)

Abuses sidekick rules. Abuses Minion rules
This build does not Abuse those, I have seen Mecha built with the sidekick rules used as you did for example. And Minions are also ok.

The Stacking Affects Others Only and Affects Ringwearer to get a -2 limit is munchkiny because healing yourself only gets you -1 IIRC, and this is effectively similar.

And of unfortunately the ring dies as soon as you go into space, because the way you have the power written, the ring needs to Breathe, Eat, Sleep, etc. And is also not durable at all. You need to do something about that, because Rings are supposed to be hard to destroy.

So I would have the Life Support (Plus sleepless and ageless) also apply to the ring. Ditto some Hardness and/or protection.
 
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