The Book of Tattooed Man

[japes]

Well technically he could not do it perpetually since he's have to wait for the next turn after the Un-turn before doing it again. But yeah if it was an issue with Alan it will be an issue here so let's go with that.

Edit: updated

[Karat]

Originally Posted by japes

Well technically he could do it perpetually since he's have to wait for the next turn after the Un-turn before doing it again. But yeah if it was an issue with Alan it will be an issue here so let's go with that.

Actually, you wouldn't. You burn a marker to prevent the movement of your opponent's figure and then bond with Captain Marvel and use that bonding turn to recharge and then if they try to move that figure you can just burn the marker and keep it from moving. Rinse and repeat.

[japes]

COMPETITIVE REVIEW BOARD CHECKLIST

Spoiler Alert!

1. Does the design disrupt opponent's Order Markers in a way that offers a net gain in turns taken with strong figures versus the turns your opponent can take with strong figures (Ozymandias, Joker (I), Meteorite)?noo
   
2. Does the design offer auto-wounding that either doesn't require taking turns or is otherwise extremely efficient (War Machine, Jason Voorhees, Cosmic Cube)?no
   
3. Does the design immobilize figures or prevent turn-taking (Blob, Spider-Girl, Diablo, Green Lantern Alan)?yes just like Alan Scott.
   
4. Does the design move opponent's figures in a way that's easy to pull off and can move figures multiple spaces in multiple directions (Graviton, Magneto, Vulture)?not easily and only once per marker.
   
5. Does the design allow for moving friendly figures without taking turns, or for moving 2+ friendly figures while still taking a turn (Martian Manhunter [I], Green Lantern John, Angel)?no
   
6. Does the figure allow for two figures, one of them being a wide range of possible figures, to both attack on a single Order Marker (Zombie, Robot, Iron Patriot, Ms. Marvel, Rocket [II], Martian Manhunter [II], Nebula, Baby Groot, Havok)?no
   
7. Does the design offer any sort of passive boost outside of a narrow set of figures (Star-Lord, Sage, Brainiac 5, Captain America, Batman [III])?no
   
8. Does the design help keep your allies alive just by being nearby (Daring Decoy, Aaron Cash, Jocasta, Weather Wizard)?no
   
9. Is it OK for the design to have defensive abilities that could make it essentially unkillable in some matchups or endgame situations (Cosmic Cube, Healing Factor, Master Martial Artist)?no
   
10. If the figure has auto-destroy powers or powers that can force the opponent's figures to attack each other, are they balanced for strong opposing figures and/or boosts that can make the powers more reliable (Puppet Master, Psycho-Man, Enchantress)?no
    
11. Is the figure likely to earn its value many times over by either running out alone at the start of a battle (pre-eval Crow, Solomon Grundy) or by sitting in the startzone until the end of a battle (Arnim Zola, Silk Spectre)?no
    
12. Will synergies in the design create concerns for future designs (Mad Thinker, pre-eval Enchantress, Star-Lord)?no
    
13. Does the design combo particularly well with one of the design concerns above (Magma)?not really, does combo with Cinder after DSII is designed but only once per round.

[japes]

Originally Posted by Karat

Actually, you wouldn't. You burn a marker to prevent the movement of your opponent's figure and then bond with Captain Marvel and use that bonding turn to recharge and then if they try to move that figure you can just burn the marker and keep it from moving. Rinse and repeat.

Gotcha. Yeah it's fixed anyway.

[japes]

@IAmBatman , just wanted to make sure you saw I posted the checklist above.

[IAmBatman]

I DID see. No consistency checklist?

[japes]

Originally Posted by IAmBatman

I DID see. No consistency checklist?

I saw that one but in thought it was more for final editing.

Can you tell I've gotten away all these years without doing your checklist.

[IAmBatman]

I've only had the consistency checklist for like a year and pushed the competitive one for about that same time. And that's mostly just to help us avoid known snags in the design process. Basically an ounce of prevention to avoid giving sporx and you and A3n work down the road.

[IAmBatman]

C3G INITIAL ARMY PLAYTEST FEEDBACK FORM
NAME OF THE PLAYTEST UNIT: TATTOOED MAN
Army Test
Map: Custom
Units: Viper (180), Tattooed Man (125), Electro (135), Nebula (240), Marrow (220) (900) vs Red Arrow (150), Green Arrow (Oliver) (150), Black Canary (190), Oracle (110), Martian Manhunter (300) (900)

Spoiler Alert!

Viper chooses Tattooed Man for Underworld Contract.
Round 1: Initiative Justice League. Martian Manhunter advances then directs himself, Canary, and both Arrows up.
Nebula advances.
Martian Manhunter advances, fails an attack from height on Nebula, then directs himself back and Red Arrow up.
Viper advances.
Martian Manhunter advances, follows the Secret Attack Plan to hit Viper for two wounds, then fails to direct anyone.
Tattooed Man advances. Viper advances, fails an attack on Martian Manhunter, then hits him with a wound from Poisoned Strike.

Round 2: Initiative Justice League. Martian Manhunter follows the Secret Attack Plan, but fails an attack on Viper from height and fails to direct anyone.
Tattooed Man engages Martian Manhunter and hits him for one wound, then Viper fails an attack on Martian Manhunter, but hits him for a third wound with Poisoned Strike.
Martian Manhunter is prevented by moving with the Snake Tattoo and then the Dragon Tattoo is shed (unnecessarily, it turns out) to help block Martian Manhunter’s attack on Tattooed Man from height. Martian Manhunter directs up Black Canary and both Arrows.
Tattooed Man rolls all skulls but is blocked by Martian Manhunter. Nebula engages Martian Manhunter from height but can’t hit him either.
Green Arrow advances. Red Arrow KO’s Viper with Speed Shot. Green Arrow snaps his bowstring and can’t attack.
Tattooed Man avoids a swipe from Martian Manhunter and pulls Red Arrow adjacent to him and punches him for one wound.

Round 3: Initiative Terrorist Cell. Tattooed Man hits Red Arrow for one wound from height.
Martian Manhunter hits Nebula for one wound from height, then directs both Arrows and Black Canary.
Tattooed Man re-engages Red Arrow and Martian Manhunter, then hits Martian Manhunter for one wound.
Black Canary advances, but can’t get into engagement with Tattooed Man and doesn’t want to scream through her own troops, so she waits.
Tattooed Man again fails in his quest to get Nebula involved and hits Martian Manhunter for one wound.
Black Canary punches Tattooed Man for one wound, then Cupid’s Arrow hits a 20 for Skill Shot with the bonus and following the Secret Attack Plan, Green Arrow puts three wounds on Tattooed Man from height to KO him.
Nebula heals a wound with Cybernetic Repair X.

Round 4: Initiative JLA. Black Canary KO’s Nebula, who had OM1. Black Canary advances and Canary Cries into Marro and Electro, who both defend from height.
Electro fails a special attack on Black Canary. Martian Manhunter follows the Secret Attack Plan and hits Electro for three wounds, then Directs up Black Canary and both Arrows.
Electro KO’s Martian Manhunter with his special attack after engaging.

Round 5: Initiative Terrorist Cell. Marro attacks Canary from height three times with her Bone Shards to KO the Vigilante.
Green Arrow goes. Red Arrow follows the Secret Attack Plan with Speed Shot and then Skill Shot subtracts two defense and both Archers hit Marro from height to KO her, wiping out the Terrorist Round. Then they follow up by KO’ing Electro.

Unit Summary: I probably got Tattooed Man into the scrum too quickly here. The original idea was to use him with Electro to maximize Barbed Wire, but Martian Manhunter made that hard to pull off early and it was too tough to mobilize both Tattooed Man and Electro, so he out-kicked his coverage a bit here. The Terrorists didn’t win initiative while Viper was alive so there was no defensive bonus and Tattooed Man ended up all on his own in a sea of enemies with no time to recharge. Marro and Electro did just enough in end game to make it not look like a complete floor wipe.

• Damage Done (Normal Attack): Inflicted (5) wounds on (Martian Manhunter (3) and Red Arrow (2))
• BARB WIRE TATTOO: Used (1) times to pull (Red Arrow (1))
• DRAGON TATTOO: Used (0) times
• SNAKE TATOO: Used (1) times to stop (Martian Manhunter (1))
• ANY TATTOO FOR AUTO-SHIELD: Used 1 time with (Dragon (1)) Tattoo.
• RECHARGE: Used (0) times.
• Damage Taken: KO’ed at the end of round 3.

Who won? List figures remaining in the winning army (include life remaining for heroes): Green Arrow with 4/4 Life, Red Arrow with 2/4 Life, and Oracle with 4/4 Life win.

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Spoiler Alert!

***Switched to 5 Life and 145 points on Tattooed Man per @japes ‘ request***

Army Test
Map: Custom
Units: Madripoor Mercenary (x2) (190), Yakuza Enforcer (x2) (130), Cinder (175), Tattooed Man (145), Diamondback (160) (800) vs The Wrecking Crew (800)

Spoiler Alert!

Round 1: Initiative Mercenary Crew. Diamondback goes, moving up three Madripoor Mercenaries, then having a Yakuza Enforcer advance.
Wrecker advances, but can’t hit Wrecking Crew.
Diamondback advances, then has the other Yakuza Enforcer advance.
Wrecker advances, Piledriver advances, and that’s it.
Diamondback goes, moving up three Madripoor Mercenaries, then having a Yakuza Enforcer advance.
Wrecker advances. Thunderball advances.

Round 2: Initiative Wrecking Crew. Thunderball advances.
Diamondback and a Yakuza advance.
Wrecker advances. Yakuza B fails its Mac-10 Fire Suppression attempt on him. That Yakuza is wiped out by a Crowbar Throw. Piledriver advances.
Diamondback hits Wrecker for two wounds with her Acid Diamond special attack, but can’t follow up. Yakuza A advances, but can’t get into range.
Wrecker advances and takes a Mac-10 Fire Suppression Wound. He KO’s a Madripoor Mercenary, then Piledriver advances, but can’t hit Wrecking Crew.
Diamondback goes. Three Madripoor Mercenaries advance and attack, two from height, and they put one wound on Wrecker. Yakuza A engages Wrecker but can’t hit him.

Round 3: Initiative Mercenary Crew. Diamondback can’t get her Acid Diamonds working well and she and Yakuza A both fail to hit Wrecker.
Wrecker KO’s a Madripoor Mercenary and then so does Piledriver.
Diamondback moves up three Madripoor Mercenaries, then her acid eats away at Wrecker’s defenses and the Yakuza puts a fifth wound on Wrecker.
Piledriver KO’s a Madripoor, then Wrecker hits the Yakuza for one wound but Ruthless Counter Strike puts Wrecker down.
Cinder advances and hits Piledriver for one wound with a Magma Ball, and avoids scorching her own adjacent Madripoor Mercenary. Yakuza A engages Piledriver and hits him for two wounds.
Piledriver KO’s a Madripoor Mercenary and Thunderball advances.

Round 4: Initiative Wrecking Crew. Piledriver KO’s Yakuza A.
Diamondback advances and fails two Acid Diamond attempts on Piledriver.
Piledriver KO’s Diamondback with Pounding Fists.
Diamondback had OM2.
Thunderball advances and KO’s a Madripoor Mercenary from range. Piledriver’s Pounding Fists hit Cinder for four wounds. Thunderball KO’s Cinder from range.
Cinder had OM3.

Round 5: Initiative Tattooed Man. He uses his Dragon to inflict one wound on Piledriver from range.
Thunderball hits Tattooed Man for two wounds from range, but can’t hit Wrecking Crew.
Tattooed Man uses Barbed Wire to pull down Thunderball, but he can’t hit him for any wounds.
Bulldozer advances.
Tattooed Man takes height and hits Thunderball for two wounds.
Thunderball gets wrapped by the snake and can’t move to even height with Tattooed Man, who blocks his attack with the extra die.
Tattooed Man can’t hit Thunderball from height.

Round 6: Initiative Tattooed Man. He recharges.
Piledriver uses Pounding Fists and hits Tattooed Man for two wounds. A final wound is blocked when Tattooed Man sheds the Dragon.
Tattooed Man whiffs an attack from height on Thunderball.
Thunderball is stopped from moving to even height with Snake. Tattooed Man uses height and Barbed Wire’s auto shield to block Thunderball’s attack.
Tattooed Man hits Thunderball for one wound from height.
Thunderball takes even height with Tattooed Man and KO’s him.

Unit Summary: Wrecking Crew didn’t roll for extra activations very well early, despite wracking up Madripoor Mercenary kills, which let the Mercenaries get in a kill on Wrecker and mess up Piledriver a bit. When this swung poor Cinder got obliterated before her second activation, leaving Tattooed Man in endgame against three of the four Crew members. Tattooed Man made a little show of it, but just wasn’t good enough on his own.

• Damage Done (Normal Attack): Inflicted (4) wounds on (Piledriver (1) and Thunderball (3))
• BARB WIRE TATTOO: Used (1) times to pull (Thunderball)
• DRAGON TATTOO: Used (1) times to attack from range.
• SNAKE TATOO: Used (2) times to stop (Thunderball (2))
• ANY TATTOO FOR AUTO-SHIELD: Used 2 times with (Dragon (1) and Barbed Wire (1)) Tattoo.
• RECHARGE: Used (1) times.
• Damage Taken: KO’ed to end the game.

Who won? List figures remaining in the winning army (include life remaining for heroes): Piledriver with 2/6 Life, Thunderball with 3/6 Life, and Bulldozer with Full Life win.

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Army Test
Map: Custom
Units: Madripoor Mercenary (x2) (190), Yakuza Enforcer (x2) (130), Cinder (175), Tattooed Man (125), Diamondback (160) (800) vs Captain America (240), Bucky (60), Wasp (II) (160), Black Widow (170), Tigra (170) (800)

Spoiler Alert!

Round 1: Initiative Avengers. Black Widow advances with Espionage. Bucky and Cap advance.
Diamondback has Madripooor Mercenaries advance, then Yakuza A advances.
Wasp has Black Widow advance.
Cinder has Madripoor Mercenaries and Yakuza B advance.
Wasp has Tigra advance.
Tattooed Man advances to keep the Madripoor in line. Yakuza A advances.

Round 2: Initiative Mercenary Crew. Diamondback has three Madripoor and Yakuza B advance.
Bucky scouts ahead, then Cap follows behind.
Tattooed Man has three Madripoor Mercs advance. One takes a pot shot at Bucky, which fails. Yakuza A advances.
Wasp has Tigra advance.
Cinder flies forward. Yakuza B advances.
Wasp has Black Widow take height and snipe Yakuza A for one wound.

Round 3: Initiative Mercenary Crew. Tattooed Man advances. Yakuza A takes height, removes his clip, and hits Black Widow for two wounds.
Bucky advances, Yakuza B fails a Mac-10 Fire Suppression attempt on him, Bucky fails to hit a Madripoor with his machine gun. Cap advances and fails to hit Yakuza A with his shield.
Cinder flies up and engages Cap. Three Madripoor Mercs attack Bucky from height disadvantage and one lands a wound. Yakuza A takes a swipe from Cap, engages Bucky from height, and KO’s Bucky.
Wasp has Black Widow engage Yakuza A and she puts him down with her Close Combat Expertise.
Cinder has three Madripoor Mercs move up. She tries her Searing Touch on Cap, but even with the bonus only gets one skull, which his shield easily blocks. Yakuza B moves up but can’t get in range to attack.
Wasp has Cap go. Cap moves position to be engaged to three enemies and KO’s a Madripoor Merc and Yakuza B, then rolls all skulls against Cinder from height disadvantage and she blocks them all.

Round 4: Initiative Mercenary Crew. Tattoo Man has three Madripoor Mercs move, uses his Barbed Wire to move Cap off height, then has three Mercs attack. With height advantage for two of them, they manage to hit Cap for one wound.
Cap misses a Merc with his shield then bases Tattooed Man for one wound with his shield (Tattooed Man shed the dragon to stop a second wound).
Cinder has three Madripoor Mercs move, then fails to hit Black Widow with a ranged attack from height.
Wasp has Black Widow engage Cinder and hit her for one wound.
Tattooed Man goes. He has three Mercs move, recharges his tattoos, and has three Mercs attack Cap from height, but none can roll more than one skull.
Wasp has Black Canary KO Cinder.

Round 5: Initiative Mercenary Crew. Diamondback advances and fails two shots on Cap.
Cap fails to hit a Merc with his shield and fails to hit Tattooed Man, in part because of his shedding the Dragon.
Diamondback gets to even height with Cap, goes double acid diamond, and hits him for a wound.
Wasp has Tigra advance and KO a Merc.
Tattooed Man recharges while three Mercs move around and fail to hit Cap or Tigress.

Round 6: Initiative Avengers. Cap fails to hit a Merc with his shield. He rolls all skulls on Tattooed Man who barely saves himself with an auto shield from the Dragon.
Tattooed Man pulls Black Widow down with some Barbed Wire and has the Mercs try and fail to hit Black Widow and Cap.
Wasp has Tigress take out another Merc.
Diamondback hits Black Widow for two wounds with a double Acid Diamond.
Wasp has Tigress take out another Merc, leaving only two.
Tattooed Man recharges while one Merc hits Cap for a third wound and one KO’s Black Widow.

Round 7: Initiative Mercenary Crew. Diamondback takes a swipe from Tigress, then rolls all skulls twice on Acid Diamond and KO’s Cap.
Cap had OM1.
Tattooed Man has the Mercs move, uses his Barbed Wire Tat to pull Tigress down, then has the Mercs attack. They score one wound on Tigress.
Wasp has Tigress go. Tattooed Man stops her from circling him to get to Diamondback with the Snake Tat. He sheds the Dragon Tat for an auto shield but she still takes him down on her second Berserker Rage attack.
Diamondback has the Mercs move, then fails to hit Tigress with her Acid Diamonds.
Tigress Stealth Leaps up and KO’s a Merc.

Round 8: Initiative Mercs. Diamondback has a Merc move and attack Tigress from height, but it fails.
Tigress KO’s the Merc.
Diamondback uses a double Acid Diamond to hit Tigress for a wound.
Tigress engages Diamondback from height and KO’s her on the third try.

Unit Summary: He hasn’t sucked in any of these games and felt like he had stuff to do in all of them, but after three straight losses of sizeable margins, I’m not sure either he or Cinder are quite pulling their weight yet for their designated costs. For Tattooed Man in particular, I’d love to see the Barbed Wire and Dragon tats have a bit more pop. This is the first game where I recharged a lot and the Mercs make that easy, but I’m not sure their being his default build is ideal for faction-building.

• Damage Done (Normal Attack):
• BARB WIRE TATTOO: Used (2) times to pull (Captain America (1) and Tigress (1))
• DRAGON TATTOO: Used (0) times
• SNAKE TATOO: Used (1) times to stop (Tigress (1))
• ANY TATTOO FOR AUTO-SHIELD: Used 4 times with (Dragon (4)) Tattoo.
• RECHARGE: Used (2) times. It was easier when the Mercs were doing something instead of him moving or attacking.
• Damage Taken: KO’ed near the start of round 7.

Who won? List figures remaining in the winning army (include life remaining for heroes): Wasp with Full Life and Tigress with 3/5 Life win.

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Spoiler Alert!

Before this test, changes were made to the Dragon to add +1 attack, the Barbed Wire to add -1 defense to target, and to the recharge to change from recharging all tattoos after no move/attack to recharging one after no move.

Army Test
Map: Custom
Units: Madripoor Mercenary (x2) (190), Yakuza Enforcer (x2) (130), Cinder (175), Tattooed Man (125), Diamondback (160) (800) vs Captain America (240), Bucky (60), Wasp (II) (160), Black Widow (170), Tigra (170) (800)

Spoiler Alert!

Round 1: Initiative Avengers. Black Widow advances with Espionage. Cap and Bucky advance.
Diamondback and Yakuza A advance.
Wasp has Black Widow advance.
Tattooed Man and Yakuza B advance.
Wasp has Tigra advance.
Cinder and Yakuza A advance.


Round 2: Initiative Mercenary Crew. Diamondback has the Madripoors and Yakuza B advance.
Bucky scouts and Cap advances.
Tattooed Man has Mercs and Yakuza B advance.
Wasp has Black Widow advance. She KO’s Yakuza A.
Cinder flies up and blasts Black Widow for three wounds when she whiffs her defenses from height. Yakuza B advances but doesn’t have a target.
Wasp has Cap advance. Mac-10 Fire Suppression fails to hit the Super Soldier and he uses his Shield Toss, hitting Yakuza B for a wound and failing to hit Cinder.


Round 3: Initiative Avengers. Bucky KO’s Yakuza B with his machine gun and hits Cinder for a wound. Cap engages Cinder and hits her for one wound.
Cinder has three Mercs move up and attacks Cap with her fully charged special attack but can’t get past his shield.
Wasp has Black Widow take out a Merc.
Cinder has three Mercs advance and fails again to hit Cap with her special attack.
Wasp has Cap use his shield to take out one Merc and put two wounds on Cinder.
Tattooed Man Barb Wires Cap to pull him down from height but the three Mercs that attack, two from height, can’t take advantage of the -1 defense to hit Cap.


Round 4: Initiative Avengers. Bucky guns down a Merc. Cap fails to hit a Merc with his shield and then an auto-shield (Snake) from Tattooed Man helps him block the shield as well.
Tattooed Man avoids a swipe to break away from Cap and move to height and range. He sheds the Dragon to attack with 6 dice, but only hits two skulls and Cap blocks with ease.
Wasp has Black Widow try and fail to hit Cinder.
Cinder has three Mercs take height on Cap and try to hit him, but none can.
Wasp has Bucky try to get on a Machine Gun rampage, but fail to hit a Merc.
Tattooed Man has the Mercs move and attack and they put three wounds on Cap from height while Tattooed Man recharges his Dragon.


Round 5: Initiative Avengers. Bucky takes out a Merc with his machine gun. Cap takes out two Mercs and Cinder with his shield.
Tattooed Man climbs to height and uses the Dragon Tattoo to put one wound on Cap.
Wasp has Black Widow attack Tattooed Man from range, but he holds strong.
Tattooed Man fails an attack from height on Cap, then gets his Barbed Wire back.
Wasp has Cap move to adjacent height with Tattooed Man. Cap fails to hit with a punch.
Diamondback advances and fails two ranged attacks on Bucky.

Round 6: Initiative Avengers. Bucky fails to hit Tattooed Man, then Cap hits him for two wounds.
Tattooed Man punches through Cap’s shield to KO him. Then he recharges the Dragon.
Wasp has Black Widow engage Tattooed Man. She rolls well in Close Combat and puts two more wounds on him. He’s just saved by using his Barbed Wire as an auto-shield.
Tattooed Man uses the Dragon, can’t hit Black Widow, then recharges the Dragon.
Wasp has Black Widow try to finish Tattooed Man, but he uses the Dragon as an auto shield and survives.
Diamondback advances but fails to hit Bucky.

Round 7: Initiative Avengers. Black Widow fails to KO Tattooed Man.
Tattooed Man fails to hit Black Widow, then recharges his Barbed Wire.
Black Widow fails an attack on Tattooed Man, who sheds his Barbed Wire for an auto shield.
Diamondback KO’s Bucky, but can’t hit Black Widow.
Black Widow KO’s Tattooed Man.
Diamondback can’t hit Black Widow.

Round 8: Initiative Avengers. Black Widow hits Diamondback for a wound. Diamondback can’t hit back.
Tigra hits Diamondback for two wounds. Diamondback can’t hit back.
Tigra KO’s Diamondback.

Unit Summary: OK, I’m liking this version a lot more. The Avengers probably rolled better overall here and the Merc team wasn’t up to the task, but Tattooed Man felt more useful and satisfying to play overall. I like where the design is at, it’s just a matter of settling on points now, I think. If people feel he’s too weak, going more efficient on Tattoo recharges could be a way to go, but I do worry that someone will find competitive exploits from that.

• Damage Done (Normal Attack): Inflicted (2) wounds on (Captain America (2))
• BARB WIRE TATTOO: Used (1) time to pull (Captain America (1))
• DRAGON TATTOO: Used (2) times
• SNAKE TATOO: Used (0) times.
• ANY TATTOO FOR AUTO-SHIELD: Used (4) times with (Snake (1), Barbed Wire (2), and Dragon (1)) Tattoo.
• RECHARGE: Used (4) times to return the (Dragon (2) and Barbed Wire (2)).
• Damage Taken: KO’ed near the end of Round 7.

Who won? List figures remaining in the winning army (include life remaining for heroes): Black Widow, Tigra, and Wasp, all with Full Life win.

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[japes]

So after discussions with Karat, Bats and others we are making some changes. Comments right now is that the tattoos aren't really much of an impact and not worth spending the turn to recharge. So we are adding some meat to the tattoos and changing the recharge.

LIVING TATTOOS
Start the game with a purple Barb Wire Marker, a purple Dragon Marker, and a purple Snake Marker on this card.

• After moving Tattooed Man, you may remove the Barb Wire Marker from this card and choose a non-adjacent small or medium figure within 4 clear sight spaces of Tattooed Man. Place the chosen figure adjacent to Tattooed Man. For the rest of the players turn the chosen figure rolls one fewer Defense.
• Before attacking with Tattooed Man, you may remove the Dragon Marker from this card and add 4 to his Range and 1 to his Attack for the rest of this turn.
•Once per round, before a figure within 4 clear sight spaces begins its movement, you may remove a Snake Marker from this card and prevent that figure from moving this turn
• Before rolling for defense, you may remove any purple Tattoo Marker from this card to add 1 automatic shield to the roll

After taking a turn with Tattooed Man, if he did not move or attack, you may place all a previously removed Tattoo markers back on this card.

[IAmBatman]

Probably need some language nips and tucks here and there (like Dragon mentioning the boost is for the rest of the turn) but that works! I will edit on my copy and run one more test (probably just rerun the last one to see how the changes impact things).

Oh, and I noted the Life bump in my tests, so you can just change it to 5 in the SP.

[IAmBatman]

Fourth test edited in. I think his design is working. Might drop him down to 135 for public testing and see how that goes.