Figured I needed a quick template for characters to put on the blog:
Identity
Hero Name:
Civilian Name:
Professional Career:
Hobby Career:
Charge:
Notes
Template
Build: [ ] Quick [ ] Powerful
Mentality: [ ] Logical [ ] Intuitive
Temperament: [ ] Bold [ ] Cautious
Action Dice and Powers
Move Die: [ ] High (Q) [ ] Low (P) [ ] Weak
Movement Powers:
To Hit Die: [ ] High (B) [ ] Low (C) [ ] Weak
Targeting Powers:
Evade Die: [ ] High (C) [ ] Low (B) [ ] Weak
Evasion Powers:
Damage Die (add +1): [ ] High (P) [ ] Low (Q) [ ] Weak
Mundane Attack Powers:
Fantastic Attack Powers:
Block Mundane Die: [ ] High (L) [ ] Low (I) [ ] Weak
Block Fantastic Die: [ ] High (I) [ ] Low (L) [ ] Weak
Barrier Powers:
Stats
TL:
Life:
Training:
Doubles:
Did I miss anything?
TB
Board Game Top 100 (2024) Part Three (95-94)
19 hours ago
I just read Hi/Lo Heroes -- it looks OK. What specifically does TL mean? I realize it's Level, but why TL?
ReplyDeleteI think the game would be great for a SuperScience and Sorcery kind of game, and for Underground, which is my alltime favorite Supers game.
TL is short for Training Level. Each character, by RaW, have a power that they are considered to be training in. Once they get enough doubles they can take it as a regular Power. This is a shorthand note for me to know how many times this has happened. Since 'Powers' are the bread and butter of HiLo, IMHO, I think it should make a nice balancing stat. Or, at least, somewhere to start.
ReplyDeleteI want to do a Lockup or such setting. I think Lockup was the name of the game. Anyway, a game where non-supers, but with tech, are out to capture all supers in the world....
Hope I covered the question.
TB