DM Spoiler: "Of course I don't know if there is any threat from my newly found powers. They are newly found. Hopefully with more experience with them, I'll be able to tell exactly what risk there might be to them. If they did have a side effect, I'd want to know what that side effect was. I wouldn't purposefully put anyone at risk, so if a side effect were serious enough to endanger others, I suppose I'd have to head to somewhere more isolated, so that no one was put to risk."
DM Spoiler: • Can you please give us an overview of your powers inasmuch as you’re familiar with them? I've got all kinds of funky new abilities. I haven't even tried some of them out...I just know I can do them, somehow. They include Astral Projection, Flight, Mystic Senses, Spellcasting, Mystic power blast, Nullify, Afflictions that terrify, Concealment, Teleport and Sleep.
• How long have you been operating as a “hero?” I was having a regular day until that Silver Storm hit. After that, something in me changed, and now I can do all these things. • What motivated you to start? There was a bad guy who was threatening an innocent person in front of me. All of a sudden, I was shooting a mystic blast at him. • What were you doing on the day of the Silver Storm that you were able to get there so quickly? I was in the area anyway, and the chaos broke out in front of me. • Did you know any of the others before Mars recruited you? Never met any of them before the storm. We actually met most of the group there. • Did you know Maximilian Mars previous to your encounter with F.O.E. and the Freedom League at MarsTech? Nope. My kind and his kind don't normally socialize at the same places. • Are your powers dangerous to others in any way… other than when you use them on someone? Not that I can tell so far. • Where did you get your powers, or if you’re not comfortable revealing that, what’s their origin? The storm, I suppose. The powers were never here before that. • How long have you had your powers and how experienced are you with them? I'm just learning what I can do now. I'm not very experienced with them at all. • Why did you decide to become a, pardon the term, vigilante instead of joining a government agency or program? The situation was thrust upon me. I wasn't standing by and letting others get hurt, if I could do something to help them. Suddenly, a couple days ago, I could help them! • Do you have military experience? Heck no. • Do you hold advanced degrees of any kind, such as engineering or the like? Nope. But I can find a quarter behind your ear, Evil Eye replies as he stands up and does a bit of sleight of hands for the questioner. Sleight of Hand 1d20 + 7 ⇒ (9) + 7 = 16 • Do you know first aid? Never picked that up, unfortunately.
The Evil Eyee was a bit more troubled by the thought of being questioned by security than the others seemed. What if I say the wrong thing? Can I join the group if I answer the wrong way? He didn't much of anything, however, not wanting to be outted as such a worrywart as compared to the rest of the group. He was able to blurt out, however, "What sort of questions should we not answer?"
Evil Eye listens to the rest of the conversation between the others, hardly believing what was happening. He was about to become a hero, and perhaps make a living at it. He ticked off several items on an imaginary list. He'd have to hang a 'Vacation' sign out at the store for the next few days, just to see how things went. Maybe there was better material in the building to make a proper costume out of, as well. His current ones looked threadbare and cheap compared to the Freedom League. For the next several minutes these were the only thoughts he could hold.
"You're right, he must have been drugged. That's the only thing that makes sense. Thank you for that. I'm sorry I lost my cool. I'm still trying to wrap my head around all of this," Evil Eye nods to his compatriot. "I'd be interested to hear anything you might know about the storm, as well, Johnny. I was just going through a regular day, then all of a sudden, I've been changed, to say the least."
The Evil Eye visibly relaxes with the appearance of the well known Raven, and his hands drop to his sides. "The robot's right. We had apprehended a couple baddies, were talking to Mars, and then Mr. Metropolis showed up acting like a crazy person, and almost killed everyone in this building. When he wakes up, that nutter needs to be heavily medicated!" Just because he wasn't firing blasts, he clearly hadn't lost his temper at what he viewed as an unprovoked attack.
From what I see, it looks like Staggered condition, allows me to attack normally. If I am wrong, please adjust as necessary. "Just stop fighting, you nutjob. You are going to kill everyone," Evil Eye yells at the 'hero.' He responds with his energy blast. Attack 1d20 + 8 ⇒ (19) + 8 = 27 Mystic blast--12 damage.
Straightjacket wrote: I might suggest a blind effect if the GM will permit it. He can't break stuff that he can't see Thought about that, but if he's blinded and raging, he might bring down the whole building like a bull in a china shop. But if weakened, maybe that would limit the damage he could do.
"We've got to get out of here. The fool is going to tear down the whole building!". Wile he didn't know much about Mr. Mars, Evil Eye wasn't about to let him die when this could all be just a case of mistaken identity. He flew toward the dangling man, grabbing him and trying to fly him safely to the ground.
The Evil Eye informs the remainder of the group what little he had discovered from looking at the truck. Please read both my spoilers.. "Why would the truck be numbered two, in a slightly different style than what we saw yesterday? Des that mean there are more of this type of truck owned by the company? And why would the registration be allowed to be out of date? I'd want to make sure everything was very proper with my fleet of trucks...especially if they were carrying something dangerous."
Randolf didn't sleep much that night. He replayed the day over and over again in his head. By 4 am, he'd given up the idea of any real rest, and just gotten up. He headed to the gym to see if there were any changes, physically. To his chagrin, there was nothing positive to report in that avenue. After a workout, he flew to an isolated part of the city park and ran some tests on what exactly he could do with his new found gifts. He ran home, cleaned up, grabbed some dry Cheerios, and headed to meet the group. He met the others and was pleased to note he wasn't the only one dressed a bit differently, what with his fancy cape, and billowy white shirt.with its tall collar. "Hey guys, sorry I'm late. I had some things to test last night. Anything new?"
The Evil Eye zips back to his store, as for the life of him, he couldn't recall if he had thought to lock it during the chaos. He quickly ran in and grabbed a couple of mismatched costumes, pulling the cape off one, and a couple shirts from another. If this is permanent, I'd better look regal. Might give me a bit more respect when I meet the others again. After making sure it was locked, he headed back home, and tossed and turned all night, thinking about the day's craziness.
Once the group gets outside, Randolf gathers them together. "I think I have a trick up my sleeve that would allow me to do some inconspicuous information gathering. The only catch, is I need someone to watch over my body. I won't really be in there, and it'll be defenseless until my spirit returns. Unless someone has a better idea, I'm up for shifting in there and seeing what I can find." Im talking about my Astral Projection ability. I doubt Randolf knows exactly what it is, although he knows generally what it does.
"Apparently there was an accident today involving one of your trucks. I don't suppose there is anywhere we might be able to talk about the contents of that truck in a more private setting, is there," Randolf asks, not able to keep from jumping in, trying to remember the normal protocol from his favorite X Files episodes.
Randolf held his tongue during the initial introduction, hoping one of the other people accompanying him was more familiar with investigation protocols. Good Lord, would I just ask them if their truck that exploded was carrying something strange and clandestine? I'd better let one of the others handle this...
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