Doc_Reverend

Hm. Well let's see. Something I should mention. I'm heavily influenced by the DCAU, and it affects my style.

Bejeweling, my Earth/Fire Dominator - she also goes by the title of the Bavarian Bombshell and has volcano powers thanks to her theft of a gem from what may have been fueling one of Vulcan's forges (otherwise known as volcanoes). She's German because I get very annoyed with people making every single German villain a Nazi, and she's not. At all. Also, I can't pull off a cheesy French accent in-game to save my life (I'm not kidding). Bejeweling is very pulpy in style, and meant to harken back to 1930s serials and characters like Roxy Rocket from Batman: TAS. If Roxy could take out a building.

Her primary motivations are money and thrills and a deep-seated rebellion against authority. She has an odd idealistic streak to her personality, and while admits that she's not really a good person, she likes to think that's an honorable one and has limits. She prefers crimes with artistry to them, and crime that has a degree of craftsmanship to it. She's old school, and has little respect for villains that rely on crude methods like mass slaughter to do the job.

She grew into a supervillain out of boredom with the mundaness of every day life, starting out as an unpowered thief as a way to amuse herself and blow off steam while at university. She later broke into the big leagues. A lack of ambition and glory to it, a frustration of going through the motions. Life should be glorious, in her view. She does this by living larger than life, stealing fire from the gods (literally). She probably could have become a hero if things had gone differently. While she'll do deathtraps and stuff, the idea of an inglorious end to a worthy hero (I suspect she regards it much like dueling) is something she despises. As she puts it, "There should be Valkyries."

Reanimistress - my DP/Rad corruptor - a mad scientist who lost the ability to die permanently in a confrontation with a hero that went badly. Her primary motivation is her own curiosity and desire for knowledge, especially over the secrets of life, death, and creation. She does stuff, such as construct Frankensteinian brutes out of corpses, vat grown material and whatnot, primarily to see if she can. She's insane in the sense that she believes she's advancing knowledge, but it's mostly her indulging her curiosity... and she has almost no limit to how much she'll indulge. She's whimsical, even charming... and she has a tendency of shooting lab assistants that fail her and reanimating their corpses as servitors.

To her, heroes are an annoyance for the most part. She enjoys the conflict on occasion, just for the challenge it represents. The best enemies are rare, wonderful things that keep you on your toes and should be savored.

Stormhulk - Sonic/Dark corruptor, but might reroll him to something else. Stormhulk is a big seven foot evil robot with a brain in a jar. He was built to be a minion... then the mad scientist that built him got caught, and Stormhulk got forgotten. Poor Stormhulk. He's fun. Stormhulk isn't really one minion so much as an army of minions... that appear one at a time. There's a factory somewhere with them, and nobody's ever changed the settings on it. Destroy Stormhulk, the next one on the line starts up and walks into the teleporter.

He's still looking for a motivation, though takes orders well beneath his loud personality (he sounds like Brian Blessed yelling through an old 1950s high school intercom). That, and y'know, destroy all humans.

I admit, part of my motivation for making him was to be cannon fodder. He's a villain, but he lacks the intelligence or ambition to really be anything above a lackey, and he gets blown up a lot. I'd go so far as to call him a professional minion, hiring himself out to minion for others.

I'd love to see pinup art of my main, Crow Call (dual blades/WP scrapper). Crow's rough and tumble and tomboyish enough at times that seeing her as a pinup is fun and unusual. Crow is 21ish, American Indian/Hispanic by heritage, and highly athletic.



More references can be found Here or on my DeviantArt gallery.

D'aawwwww... I wanna see the new robot kid they build!

And if folks can, post links about this on other CoH related forums so news is spread around. This works best the more people are involved. So throw it up on your SG/VG's website, on your favorite video game website's forums, whereever!

Question with this. You guys are still coming to PAX East, right? And doing announcements and everything there, and not just holding off until late April to show off stuff? One of the highlights last year of my PAX East experience was the CoH panel and the Meet & Greet. Also, I've already bought the tickets for PAX East.

What about Lightning Field?

So would there be any real advantage to slotting in both, say, Eradication and Scirroco's Dervish damage procs into a PBAoE or damage aura?

Okay, I've got a question. I'm tinkering around with my build for my Titan/Elec brute, and I've got very little experience in dealing with Lightning Field or other damage auras. What I'm wondering is, how do damage procs like Eradication, Obliteration, Scirroco's Dervish, etc. work in a damage aura? Are they an effective way of boosting the aura's damage? And for that matter, how do Interface procs work out with damage auras?

I still really want a pet Jaeger. >_>