The Book of Thanos

[EternalThanos86]

"To challenge them is to court Death."

[Confred]

It's not as obvious as Iron Man's double pulsors :P

I assumed he was an eternal bad ass that kept coming back, which is an expected trope of some guy, surely, in the villain world - which is where I left it. The tidbit learned was worth sharing. Tis clever, the power naming.

And yes, Davies, from a certain movie. But in coolness, that cameo wouldn't have meant anything if not for Heroscape - which introduced the character to me.

[Griffin]

Originally Posted by Confred

It's not as obvious as Iron Man's double pulsors :P

I know. It made me laugh though, and that is the motivation behind almost all of my non-C3G posts.

[cmgames]

If Thanos is mindshackled before he dies, who rolls the Rejected by Death Roll and who gets him if he returns?

~Z

[Margloth]

Whoever Mindshackled him.

[Griffin]

I would think that the person who controlled Thanos originally would, since after taking a turn with Thanos, control over him returns to the player who controlled him before the Mindshakle.

[tcglkn]

Mindshackle is the permanent one so it would be the person who took control of him.

[Margloth]

Oops, yeah, I agree with Griff. I thought Mindshackle was a "permanent control" power. I haven't played Classic lately. Does it show?

[Griffin]

Sorry, I had Doctor Doom and his Mind Exchange on the brain. Yep, Margloth and Tickle's points seem right.

EDIT: you were right Margloth

[BurnyFlame]

Your answers are a bit confusing to someone perusing this thread. Here is the summarized answer:

After a successful Mind Shackle, Thanos is now "controlled" by the Mind Shackling player, so that player, not the original owner, would roll for Rejected By Death.

[IAmBatman]

Not that Marvel Heroscape is compatible with Valhallascape.

[EternalThanos86]

Originally Posted by IAmBatman

Not that Marvel Heroscape is compatible with Valhallascape.

Shun the non-believer!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nRB8Jor8tPs