Re: Heroes of Fiction: Design Thread
 

I do agree that he needs to have some sort of suppressing fire ability and needs to have the ability Deadly Precision.

Wanted to say good job to everyone and great Ideas. I will be able to participate more in a couple days. I'm finishing 9th grade and a ton of final exams to study for. Again I'm sorry guys and hope I'm not being an inconvenience. I will have a text card ASAP. See you soon.

Re: Heroes of Fiction: Design Thread
 

No problem I'll out this weekend, but that's enough direction for us to work with

Re: Heroes of Fiction: Design Thread
 

Not an issue. I just graduated high school last month so I know how you feel. Good luck with the exams

Re: Heroes of Fiction: Design Thread
 

Before attacking, choose a common or squad figure that is within 8 clear sight spaces of ~ and move it up to 3 spaces. If the chosen figure is an opponent's figure, subtract 1 from its Defense. If it's friendly, it cannot be attacked for leaving an engagement. ~ cannot be chosen for his own Bait and Lure special power.

Re: Heroes of Fiction: Design Thread
 

Tricky version:
https://www.heroscapers.com/communit...6_original.jpg

Suppression version:
https://www.heroscapers.com/communit...2_original.jpg

I suspect he needs a third power..

Re: Heroes of Fiction: Design Thread
 

I'd say I'm a bigger fan of the tricky version than the suppression version. Although I'm not sold on him having a tricky personality. I don't think it fits in with Einar's disciplined military theme.

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Taciturn
Precise

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For his personality I'd say we should draw out the honor or trust element. As that was a large part of his character growth in the movie.

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Hi everyone. I know it's been a long time since I posted. I like second version better.

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I like the second version as well...are we just going with 2 abilities.

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I feel only two abilities doesn't cover his character. Even though I don't know, I feel the imbalance.

Tell us more about his growth as a character, William099

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He starts the movie as a pretty typical mercenary only in it for the money and himself. He's challenged by the female lead to trust her at one point and he says he doesn't trust anyone. Later he and his compatriots were planning to steal gunpowder and flee while the army was fighting but he chooses to go help the army fight. He even tries to stop his friends from stealing the powder. The ending fight has him making a comment about being willing to trust finally.