For too long, villains, shitposters, and petty criminals have plagued the streets of this board.
It is time to assemble a council of superhuman paragons, a force to guard our beloved /tg/ from the clutches of tyranny.
I need 2d4 to find out how many heroes answer the call, and then a 1d100.
Rolled 4, 1 = 5 (2d4)
I'll bite.
Rolled 93 (1d100)
>>46776120
Fuck it, why not
Rolled 49 (1d100)
Can I be a hero too?
>>46776264
Five mighty heroes have answered the call!
>>46776288
The first noble avenger is a humanoid being made of living minerals: perhaps rock, or some form of crystal? They have all the intelligence and presence of a normal human, and due to their mineral body are extra tough!
I need a 1d100 to tell us how many powers they have.
Rolled 29 (1d100)
>>46776362
>>46776381
Our rocky hero has three powers!
3d100, and 3d100 again to find out what they are.
Rolled 46, 12, 68 = 126 (3d100)
>>46776410
Rolling
>>46776362
This better not be a steven universe rip off
Rolled 90, 65, 93 = 248 (3d100)
>>46776410
Rolled 56 (1d100)
>>46776120
For when you get done with Mineralman.
>>46776418
>>46776428
Rock-Man (name pending) can manipulate the weather, manipulate light, and can communicate telepathically, which might make up for the lack of a tongue and or mouth.
Let's name this founding member of the Justice League of /tg/ and move on to hero #2!
While you figure out what the minera wonder's superhero name is, lets get rolling on number two.
>>46776458
He/she is a regular human being, who has attained superpowers by having internal organs replaced or enhanced in some way. On top of their powers, this allows them to recuperate twice as fast as an ordinary man!
1d100 for number of powers!
Rolled 79 (1d100)
>>46776553
>>46776597
Jiminy crispets, this modified human has a whopping SEVEN different powers!
That means I'll need two sets of 7d100 to find out what they are.
Rolled 5, 77, 30, 80, 16, 32, 32 = 272 (7d100)
>>46776624
Rolled 22, 80, 37, 47, 5, 26, 67 = 284 (7d100)
>>46776469
I think it should simply be the Rock.
>>46776469
An ancient sand dragon, whose true name is long forgotten.
And is now only know as tera ( a classic name, could not resist)
Because dragons are lesser celestial beings, its is only natural that he has control of the weather aka the heavens.
Why don't we have a superhero equivalent of the Mages Guild?
>>46776777
I can't argue with heavenly trips and it explains his deal.
My vote goes to Tera.
>>46776820
Don't we have Adventure's Guilds and Mage Guilds like every other day?
>>46776862
No. We have them monthly.
>>46776685
>>46776699
Our hero can:
Create force fields that only ward off emotion attacks.
Completely control their own voice, allowing them to imitate any desired voice or sound, while still bounded by the volume limitations of a human voice box.
Create realistic holographic images that appear solid, and appear on camera as well as the human eye (as opposed to induced hallucinations).
Emit pheromones capable of altering a target's behaviour, giving a weak degree of hypnotic control.
Absorb a specific type of energy (your choice), and channel the absorbed energy to to sustain and heal theirself.
Alter a target's emotional state, by forcing them to experience a specific emotion.
Can impart limited movement and awareness to normally unintelligent plants, allowing them to obey simple commands.
I don't know what the fuck to make from this.
>>46776973
Okay so alot of the powers seem emotional and faking.
This is the Basic Bitch.
OUR ROSTER SO FAR:
>FOUNDING MEMBER
Tera, the telepathic sand dragon. He has the ability to manipulate light and weather.
>SECOND IN COMMAND
Basic Bitch, whose emotion and manipulation powers are so diverse and great she can even control plants.
Let's get 1d100, and 1d100 to get started on hero number three!
Rolled 56, 17 = 73 (2d100)
>>46777146
Roll for justice
Rolled 50 (1d100)
>>46777146
>>46777172
Our third hero attained his powers much in the same way Basic Bitch did: via some sort of modification to his internal organs.
What makes him distinct from Basic Bitch, is the fact that he only has two powers.
I need 2d100 and another 2d100 to tell me what they are!
Rolled 93, 83, 39, 53 = 268 (4d100)
>>46777235
He shall be known as "Average Joe"
Rolled 48, 16 = 64 (2d100)
>>46777235
>>46777259
This.
He gained powers by accidentally eating one of those free toys that used to come in cereal boxes.
>>46777259
>>46777264
Despite his incredibly ordinary appearance, Average Joe can withstand unearthly amounts of damage, healing whatever abuse he does take at ten times the usual rate. He can also ignore the affects of gravity on himself, allowing him to levitate. However, horizontal movement while in the air requires some sort of external stimulus such as taking a running start, pushing off a wall, or being blown by the wind.
>>46777320
Joe Smith, Average Joe's alter ego, accidentally swallowed a radioactive Cracker Jack prize as a young boy. It altered his organs in an unforseeable way, granting him his powers. It is still lodged somewhere in his digestive system, a constant reminder of his duty to use his powers for good.
>>46777411
In other word he can pull Wuxia syle right?
We're over halfway there!
I need 1d100, and a second 1d100 to discover the nature of our next heroine.
>>46777447
Effectively, yes.
>>46777411
So Average Joe is the tank,Tera is DPS and Basic Bitch is crowd control.
Rolled 65, 16 = 81 (2d100)
>>46777469
Rolled 23, 60 = 83 (2d100)
>>46777469
Cmon waifu material
>>46777470
Average Joe is more like Wuxia version of Jackie Chan who fail his stunts.
>>46777494
>>46777500
Our heroine is humanoid in most respects, save for the great, birdlike wings on her back; perhaps she has slightly avian facial features as well.
Like Average Joe, she has two superpowers. Of course, not including the ability to fly she receives from her physical form.
Give me two sets of 2d100!
Rolled 80, 54 = 134 (2d100)
>>46777598
Rolled 5, 86 = 91 (2d100)
>>46777598
Rolled 21, 96 = 117 (2d100)
>>46777598
>>46777651
>>46777652
This one is going to require some crowd input!
Her first power is Amour Skin: I'll need a 1d100 to decide what form it takes, and a 1d2 to see whether or not it's permanent, or can be toggled.
Her second power is the ability to create a spray of mist or dust: I'll need another set of 2d100 to determine what it does!
Rolled 94 (1d100)
>>46777932
Rolled 80 (1d100)
>>46776120
Why not? Gonna go and have fun.
Hoping for some mystical Batman.
Rolled 2 (1d2)
>>46777932
Rolled 77, 50 = 127 (2d100)
>>46777932
>>46778009
I bet it's some hyper-dense crystals because that's high.
Denser than the densest metals known to Gods.
>>46778009
>>46778118
>>46778098
Our heroine's armoured skin takes on the form of an inorganic material, such as being made from steel, stone, or something similar. However useful, her skin is like this permanently.
Her second power is a spray of mist or dust that, on contact, grants the target the ability to regenerate for a limited amount of time; she is able to use this power on herself, making her even harder to hurt.
I'll let you guys weave that into a cohesive character while we get started on the fifth and final hero of the Justice League of /tg/!
1d100 and 1d100 again, y'all know the drill.
>>46778195
SHE'S A FUCKING GARGOYLE
>>46778214
Correction. A sexy Gargoyle.
>>46778214
Well that was easy, The Gargoyle
Rolled 77 (1d100)
>>46778195
So far the team has come together nicely. Excited for this final member.
>>46777007
>>46776973
Energy type should be UV rays, so that she recovers by going tanning.
Rolled 49 (1d100)
>>46778195
CURRENT ROSTER
>FOUNDING MEMBER
Tera, a telepathic dragon made of solidified sand. He has the ability to manipulate light and weather.
>SECOND IN COMMAND
Basic Bitch, whose emotion and manipulation powers are so diverse and great she can even control plants. She can also absorb UV radiation to regain health: gotta hit that GTL.
>THE TANK
Average Joe can withstand an ungodly amount of damage, and levitate by ignoring the laws of gravity. Gained his powers by accidentally swallowing a radioactive Cracker Jack prize as a boy.
>THE BEAUTY
Despite her name and stone-like skin, the winged heroine Gargoyle is quite attractive. She is able to emit a glittering mist that grants the ability to regenerate for a limited amount of time.
Now, onto the final member!
>>46778310
>>46778384
He is a cyborg, with a series of devices, gizmos and doodads built into his body: to the casual observer, he appears to be a normal guy.
I need two sets of 4d100 to tell me what his cyborg-bits let him do!
Rolled 62, 41, 54, 58 = 215 (4d100)
>>46778516
Rolled 51, 98, 14, 43 = 206 (4d100)
>>46778516
>>46778540
>>46778670
Our cyborg's implants grant him the following powers:
Iron Will: complete conscious control over his mind and body. So tight is his discipline, he can ignore damage that would even kill him. It does not prevent the damage from happening: as he relaxes his focus, he begins to suffer the effects.
Elemental Creation: the ability to create pure elements from thin air, in any shape he desires. Using this power drains his stamina; extended use may even cause him to pass out.
Hyper Invention: his natural intelligence is enhanced, allowing him to invent new and fantastic devices on a moment's notice, and reverse-engineer even alien technology.
Zombie Animation: erm, the ability to re-animate the dead into mindless servants.
I don't know how you'll figure this one out guys.
>>46778837
Frankenstein
>>46778886
The monster and the scientist combined, I like it.
Iron Will is Iron Will, Element Creation is electricity, Hyper Invention is obvious, and Zombie Animation is his main method of creating his monsters.
>>46778937
I should've mentioned: elemental creation creates periodic elements like gold, iron, carbon, etc, not classical elements.
>>46778961
Ah, well that fits the scientist motif even better. Kinda sad, but I'm sure Hyper Invention can make up for it.
>>46778837
He's a Chinese immigrant named Sun. He invented the revivification nanites that let him made dead servants and manipulate the elements. The other powers are him just being that smart. The cyborg body is also NanomachinesSun.
CURRENT ROSTER
>FOUNDING MEMBER
Tera, a telepathic dragon made of solidified sand. He has the ability to manipulate light and weather.
>SECOND IN COMMAND
Basic Bitch, whose emotion and manipulation powers are so diverse and great she can even control plants. She can also absorb UV radiation to regain health: gotta hit that GTL.
>THE TANK
Average Joe can withstand an ungodly amount of damage, and levitate by ignoring the laws of gravity. Gained his powers by accidentally swallowing a radioactive Cracker Jack prize as a boy.
>THE BEAUTY
Despite her name and stone-like skin, the winged heroine Gargoyle is quite attractive. She is able to emit a glittering mist that grants the ability to regenerate for a limited amount of time.
>THE BEAST
Frankenstein is a super-genius inventor, whose homemade cybernetics allow him to animate dead bodies and create base elements out of thin air. To stave off undeath-related insanity, his supertronic brain-chip gives him a superhuman iron will.
Every league of heroes needs a good villain. Give me 2d100.
Rolled 98, 57 = 155 (2d100)
>>46779128
Let's hope for something cool
Rolled 1, 25 = 26 (2d100)
>>46779128
Cmon GOAT villain
>>46779150
I won't reveal anything about the nature of the villain until he is fully generated, but it's a doozy.
Give me two sets of 5d100 for powers!
Rolled 41, 31, 89, 76, 1 = 238 (5d100)
>>46779284
This gonna be good.
Rolled 15, 78, 92, 47, 70 = 302 (5d100)
>>46779284
You tease
>>46779284
I really hope we don't accidentally the universe because the heroes are too low-power compared to the villain, but I don't think it's gonna be a problem. After all, it's not like OP really stated the limits of any of these powers, so we can probably just scale the power accordingly. Tera best boy.
>>46779356
And Basic Bitch is best girl
>>46779307
>>46779312
Our villain is a skeleton whose soul has somehow reattached itself.
It can create fields of "invisibility" through the use of clever illusions, simulating a moving image of the surroundings.
It can shrink its body to the size of an ant, while retaining proportional strength, like a skeletal Ant Man.
It can resist emotion attacks with ease, likely due to the fact that it's a skeleton.
But here are the real kickers:
It can cause any desired material within a one block radius to collect at its point of choosing, such as dirt, gold, or even blood: fortunately, it takes time.
In addition to the above, it can mold the shape of solid matter. This power can be used from anything to creating statues, to animating minions (by constantly reshaping the material) to creating all manner of devices (provided enough time and focus can be had to make the parts). Most insidiously, this power can be used on living creatures, though their internal organs will always take a shape that allows them to live.
What is this monstrosity?
>>46776469
Rock-Man is actually Rock-Woman and in typical comic irony her name is Jade. She started off as a regular human, but an accident in an experiment resulted in her being transformed into an animate statue made entirely of her namesake gem. With this transformation she has the ability to manipulate the light that passes through her body, using the mystic energy that she outputs to influence the weather and send messages through the aether. She goes by the codename Golem, because her grandparents on her mother's side were Jewish and her home city has a large Neo-Nazi presence.
>>46779594
well basic bitch is actually completely useless against this guy, is he a result of some experiment by our cyborg?
>>46779594
Very odd. It's very odd. I don't even know what to make of this, so I'm gonna call him Enigma.
>>46779594
He's a dragon like Tera but he's a shadow dragon that had been extinct. Cyber Frankenstein experimented on its corpse and accidentally brought this thing back from the dead and it was more powerful than he could imagine. This thing is the reason Frankenstein made himself into a cyborg
>>46779670
This'll work. So, Umbra, then? Or some variation thereof.
>>46779719
>Umbra
Sounds good to me.
So we managed to make a connection of Umbra to Frankenstein. Should he/she/it have any connection to Tera other than being hteir both dragons?
>>46776120
What are you using to roll for this shit?
>>46780197
Classic Marvel Roleplaying Ultimate Powers source book.
>>46780114
Was Tera's sibling or something, fell in battle. Frankenstein tried to resurrect it, true resurrection, not simple animation, and something went horribly wrong.
>>46780336
Frank could be knee-deep in alchemy and stuff as well as general medicine and science. 'S what the source Frank was into when he brought the dead back.
>>46780269
>>46779658
Basic Bitch is our Batman. She plots on how take this fucker down because he makes her look bad.
>>46780450
The secret's out!
Even ignoring the crazy amount of fun to be had randomly generating characters, it's actually a pretty solid system.
>>46780539
That was pretty fun OP. Thanks for the show.
>>46780539
>>46780618
It's over already?
>>46780618
>>46780633
We've got our Justice League, we've got our ultimate villain.
I have time to generate one or two more characters before I have to start last-minute cramming for my biogeography final.
What are we doing? A Sixth member of the JLo/tg/? Another villain? An independent hero?
>>46780678
Independent hero/anti-hero and maybe a recurring villain would be nice.
>>46780696
Seconding
Even without me here, you guys have the book now, so you can do it on your own!
>>46780696
Then let's see those 2d100 family.
Rolled 91, 9 = 100 (2d100)
>>46780740
>>46780749
Holy kek
Our anti-hero is an intelligent plant with one power. Fortunately, he gets the same UV absorption as Basic Bitch for free, and is capable of moving around.
Give me 2d100 to see what his power is.
>inb4 he founds a new crime fighting unit called the JUSTice League
Rolled 52, 95 = 147 (2d100)
>>46780824
>>46780889
Our planti-hero (kek) actually has quite the power: molecular conversion. He has the ability to convert any element or compound into any number of elements and compounds simultaneously, so long as it retains the same mass; volume is liable to change as a result. This power can be used on living things as well, although it can be resisted by the particularly tough or strong willed.
>>46780824
>>46780997
So Mother Nature can fuck anyone's shit up?
Alright guys, one more before I have to leave.
2d100.
Rolled 99, 82 = 181 (2d100)
>>46781125
>>46781130
Haha oh shit, I'm going to need a d100 roll, accompanied by a 5d100 roll before we can get to generating powers.
Rolled 94 (1d100)
>>46781181
Rolled 34, 27, 82, 97, 59 = 299 (5d100)
>>46781181
Oh boy
>>46781228
>>46781201
This super-being is some sort of horrible amalgam of android, normal human, robot, ghost, and has horse legs, who at some point received powers via mutation.
I need 2 rolls of 7d100.
Rolled 43, 72, 22, 64, 85, 57, 54 = 397 (7d100)
>>46781285
Wait what?
>>46781285
Cyborg horse-ghost man? This is good shit. This is why I love random generation.
Rolled 51, 54, 28, 10, 25, 34, 45 = 247 (7d100)
>>46781285
>>46781298
>>46781314
>>46781325
Horse-ghost-roboman's powers:
Geoforce (control over geological activity/geokinesis, includes volcanism)
Regneration
Fire Generation
Communication with Animals
Body Resistance (the same kind of durability that Average Joe has)
Mechanical Creation (ability to create machines out of thin air)
Missile Creation (can create and launch missiles: default is bolts of indeterminate energy that stun/slam, can be combined with any of the other powers to create different ranged attacks)
I can trust you guys to figure out what the fuck it could be when I'm gone.
>>46781468
Combination-Abomination is my vote for the name
>>46781498
100%. I was aiming for this guy to be a kind of comic relief, but holy shit, seems like he's kind of badass.
>>46781544
I feel like this guy is a Doomsday esq villain where it doesn't have a deep motivation or even sentience. It's just a rampaging beast that can't be contained.
>>46781544
>>46781468
>>46781285
IDEA
It is an artificially made creation: robotic horse legs, robotic arms, hybrid human/android body. It is being controlled by a ghost trapped within the robotic head.
>>46781614
Eh, possibility. I was hoping it would be filled with a herd of rampaging, angry horse ghosts, possibly on ghost-fire, giving it the 'uncontrollable' thing.
>>46781655
>>46781614
Another idea, this was also Frankenstein's fault.
Frankenstein is the equivalent of Hank Pym/Tony Stark. He creates more problems than he solves.
>>46781655
>>46781670
>Frankenstein builds monstrosity
>Robo-liberationists steal it and try to give it sentience via magical means
>Something goes wrong and angry horse spirits enter into it instead.
>>46781670
Maybe Frank created Robohorseghost to fight Umbra. However, it decided it wanted to do its own thing. Sometimes it helps the heroes, sometimes it blows up an ice cream parlour for no reason. It isn't evil: its thought processes are just too alien and chaotic to understand even its own motives.
>>46781544
You can have someone who is both, like plastic man.
>>46781764
>>46781776
>The Justice League encounters it for the first time
>"Shit that thing's hideous. It seems like it's right up Frank's ally."
>moment of silence
>"Frank did you do this?"
>"No...well kinda? I started it and well..."
>"Well?"
>"I lost it."
>"How do you lose a robot-zombie-horse-man?"
>"...It wasn't a horse when I started it."
>>46781776
>>46781764
Liking both of these.
Any ideas for our planti-hero? I don't really know what to do with him/her, to be honest.
>>46781887
I'm thinking it has a Swamp Thing vibe in terms of personality. Planti-Hero only cares about maintaining the stability of Nature. So he/she/it'll jump in some villain fights because it'll come back to the forest in the ass but it will happily fuck with big companies because they're destroying it's life source.
Anything else we need to roll up?
>>46782135
I think that's it
To summarize:
>>JUSTICE LEAGUE
>FOUNDING MEMBER
Tera, a telepathic dragon made of solidified sand. He has the ability to manipulate light and weather.
>SECOND IN COMMAND
Basic Bitch, whose emotion and manipulation powers are so diverse and great she can even control plants. She can also absorb UV radiation to regain health: gotta hit that GTL.
>THE TANK
Average Joe can withstand an ungodly amount of damage, and levitate by ignoring the laws of gravity. Gained his powers by accidentally swallowing a radioactive Cracker Jack prize as a boy.
>THE BEAUTY
Despite her name and stone-like skin, the winged heroine Gargoyle is quite attractive. She is able to emit a glittering mist that grants the ability to regenerate for a limited amount of time.
>THE BEAST
Frankenstein is a super-genius inventor, whose homemade cybernetics allow him to animate dead bodies and create base elements out of thin air. To stave off undeath-related insanity, his supertronic brain-chip gives him a superhuman iron will.
>>46782377
>>VILLAINS & UNAFFILIATED CHARACTERS
>THE NEMESIS
Umbra is a undead dragon skeleton whose soul has somehow reattached itself to his body due to Frankenstein's experiments. He can create fields of "invisibility" through the use of clever illusions, simulating a moving image of the surroundings. He can shrink its body to the size of an ant, while retaining proportional strength, like a skeletal Ant Man. Additionally, Umbra can resist emotion attacks with ease, likely due to the fact that he's a skeleton. Finally, Umbra can cause any desired material within a one block radius to collect at its point of choosing, such as dirt, gold, or even blood: fortunately, it takes time. In addition to the above, he can mold the shape of solid matter. This power can be used from anything to creating statues, to animating minions (by constantly reshaping the material) to creating all manner of devices (provided enough time and focus can be had to make the parts). Most insidiously, this power can be used on living creatures, though their internal organs will always take a shape that allows them to live. The Justice League was assembled by Tera and Frankenstein to combat him.
>THE MONSTROSITY
Combination-Abomination is another creation of Frankenstien gone wrong. It is some sort of horrible amalgam of android, normal human, robot, ghost, and has horse legs, who at some point received powers via mutation. Its wide variety of powers include; Geoforce, Regeneration, Fire Generation, Animal Communication, Body Resistance, Mechanical Creation, and Missile Creation. Combo was originally created to combat Umbra. However, it decided it wanted to do its own thing. Sometimes it helps the heroes, sometimes it blows up an ice cream parlor for no reason. It isn't evil: its thought processes are just too alien and chaotic to understand even its own motives.
>>46782520
>THE PROTECTOR
Mother Nature is an intelligent plant that only cares about maintaining the stability of Nature. So she jump in some villain fights because it'll come back to bite the forest in the ass but she will happily fuck with big companies because they're destroying it's life source. She protects the natural world zealously through the use of her UV absorption, and molecular conversion; the ability to convert any element or compound into any number of elements and compounds simultaneously, so long as it retains the same mass; volume is liable to change as a result. This power can be used on living things as well, although it can be resisted by the particularly tough or strong willed.
I'd like to note that neither of the dragons have the ability to fly.
>>46783381
I kinda figured that the term 'dragon' was kinda like a title, or a descriptive term. If anything, they only had the vaguest of dragon-like resemblances, like >>46783302 for Umbra. Kinda to describe their power, but not their description, necessarily. Not quite like eldritch monster weird, but old magic 'I can remember when your bloodline was in diapers' weird.
>>46783575
That makes a lot more sense actually. I think weird/modified human skeletons make scarier villains than the skeletons of scary animals, it dragons.
>>46782377
>>SECOND IN COMMAND
>Basic Bitch, whose emotion and manipulation powers are so diverse and great she can even control plants. She can also absorb UV radiation to regain health: gotta hit that GTL.
>>THE TANK
>Average Joe can withstand an ungodly amount of damage, and levitate by ignoring the laws of gravity. Gained his powers by accidentally swallowing a radioactive Cracker Jack prize as a boy.
>>THE BEAUTY
>Despite her name and stone-like skin, the winged heroine Gargoyle is quite attractive. She is able to emit a glittering mist that grants the ability to regenerate for a limited amount of time.
Anything we can do to expand on these three?
>>46784698
We old figure out what their costumes are?
>>46784833
>>46784833
I feel like Basic Bitch is dresses like a typical white girl who spends her freetime at Starbucks.
Average Joe I feel like he's a scruffy looking dude and has a slight gut. He just throws on a windbreaker,a hat and some sweet shades when he's out heroing
Not too sure about Gargoyle
>>46784896
>>46784939
But anon Gargoyle is supposed to be attractive.
>>46784958
TOASTED
>>46784958
>confirmed for shit taste
>>46785991
>preferring Basic Bitch
>two thousand and sixteen
>>46788201
>preferring the rock monster over basic bitch
>>46776820
All it takes is starting. Probably better open on weekend, then keep once a week. And see if it catches on.
>>46790025
What is mages guild?
>>46790167
Not a superhero league?
I don't get what you're trying to say.
>>46790259
I mean you guys keep talking about it, I don't know what it is
>>46790320
Oh, I thought you were doing some >implication thing.
Mages Guild is a thread in which anons spontaneously roleplay as a gathering of mages to chat about their experiments, adventures and other shit.
http://archive.4plebs.org/tg/search/subject/guild/type/op check some here.
It's a carefree and random sort of fun pastime.
