GCF - Grishnakh Custom Superhero Cards

[Cavalier]

Originally Posted by Grishnakh

We'd like a little help with Quicksilver. As I've mentioned we want our cards to work with our ITF rules as well as our buildings. Our one story buildings are 6 levels high. So a two story building would be 12 levels high. So, if Quicksilver is standing right next to a two story building at the start of his turn, and he doesn't attack, he can add 3 to his move of 10 giving him a 13. Since he ignores height restrictions when moving he can run up the 12 levels and end his movement (with movement point 13) on a hex on the roof. So that's the way it works.

The question is: Is the SA worded correctly? Or is there a better way to say it? We are mainly worried about the text in bold.

ACCELERATED MOVEMENT
Quicksilver may ignore height restrictions when moving and does not have to stop his movement when entering water spaces. If Quicksilver gives up his attack during his turn he may add 3 to his move number.

I would probably word it: If Quicksilver does not attack this turn, he may add 3 to his move.

[Grishnakh]

Originally Posted by Cavalier

I would probably word it: If Quicksilver does not attack this turn, he may add 3 to his move.

Thanks for the suggestion. We did try that wording. But does that imply he moves, then he doesn't attack, then he moves the additional 3? In that case he can't run up the building. That's the tricky part.

Then again I'm probably just over analyzing it and you are correct. I'll see if anyone else chimes in here with a better suggestion. Otherwise I'll probably alter the card to what you've suggested. Thanks.

[fret_gurglo]

How about:

Before moving Quicksilver may increase his Move number by 3, but if he does he can not attack this turn.

[Grishnakh]

Just updated the card. I went with a modified version of what Cavalier suggested, which is close to what we originally had before we started doubting ourselves. Thanks!

And good to see you here Cavalier!

[Cavalier]

Originally Posted by Grishnakh

Just updated the card. I went with a modified version of what Cavalier suggested, which is close to what we originally had before we started doubting ourselves. Thanks!

And good to see you here Cavalier!

Nice to be back

and great job on your customs, as always!

[Soundwarp SG-1]

You could just go with the official wording from Brave Arrow's tracking, it's the same power basically.

While moving, Brave Arrow may add 2 to his move number. If he does, he cannot attack this turn.

[Grishnakh]

Originally Posted by Soundwarp SG-1

You could just go with the official wording from Brave Arrow's tracking, it's the same power basically.

While moving, Brave Arrow may add 2 to his move number. If he does, he cannot attack this turn.

Bingo. That's it. I knew there was an official power that was similar. Card updated.

Thanks Soundwarp SG-1!

[Hellfire]

These cards are looking great. I am really going to have to give them a try as my group really enjoyed using your ITF rules, elevators, and skyscrapers.

I look forward to seeing more of your Age of Ultron designs.

[Grishnakh]

Spider-Man

Notes:
Spider-Man is a Heroclix figure.

It's about time this guy got the Grishnakh treatment!

Spring-boarding from the original MarvelScape card our version of
Spider-Man is a bit more powerful (mainly so he can pick up huge
trucks and to match some of our previously posted supers).
Plus our Spider-Man can take full advantage of our custom buildings
and Interactive Terrain Features (ITF) - by climbing on them.
You know: "Does whatever a spider can…."

Finish him up with Swing Line, Spider-Sense and his
Web-Slinging (not a SA this time around) and you've
pretty much got the character. Now you only have to
supply the snappy dialogue when you play him!




http://www.heroscapers.com/community...riginal=1&c=10



http://www.heroscapers.com/community...riginal=1&c=10

[caps]

Can he use Web Slinger to move an adjacent figure into a different adjacent space?

[Grishnakh]

Originally Posted by capsocrates

Can he use Web Slinger to move an adjacent figure into a different adjacent space?

Yes. He sort of whips the figure around him with his webbing. Great for lava.

[Grishnakh]

And by the way, we use poster tack to allow figures to stand on objects such as oil tankers and cars. For a while we experimented with having Spider-Man to actually be placed on the side of a building using the poster tack. However it caused all kinds of problems, chiefly since he could just camp there if he faced non-ranged opponents. Plus the miniature just wouldn't stay put, the poster tack would give out after a while. Oh well, the Wall-Crawling SA basically achieves the same thing. It would have been cool though…...