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If a character shapeshifts into a larger creature, how do I determine their mass?
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I've got a character with the ability to shape shift into any animal. I've got everything else squared away, but I'm wondering about mass. If the character turns into a creature larger than what the character normally is do I add their original mass (rank 2 for humans) to the larger form, or do I strictly go by the mass granted by the Growth power modifer necessary for the form. So I'm asking is it
A: Mass Rank 2+(Growth Modifier)= 2+X
or
B: Growth Modifier=X
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I've got a character with the ability to shape shift into any animal. I've got everything else squared away, but I'm wondering about mass. If the character turns into a creature larger than what the character normally is do I add their original mass (rank 2 for humans) to the larger form, or do I strictly go by the mass granted by the Growth power modifer necessary for the form. So I'm asking is it
A: Mass Rank 2+(Growth Modifier)= 2+X
or
B: Growth Modifier=X
powers creature-size mutants-and-masterminds-3e
edited 59 mins ago
SevenSidedDie♦
201k26640921
asked 1 hour ago
MnIce
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2
down vote
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up vote
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I've got a character with the ability to shape shift into any animal. I've got everything else squared away, but I'm wondering about mass. If the character turns into a creature larger than what the character normally is do I add their original mass (rank 2 for humans) to the larger form, or do I strictly go by the mass granted by the Growth power modifer necessary for the form. So I'm asking is it
A: Mass Rank 2+(Growth Modifier)= 2+X
or
B: Growth Modifier=X
powers creature-size mutants-and-masterminds-3e
edited 59 mins ago
SevenSidedDie♦
201k26640921
asked 1 hour ago
MnIce
3496
I've got a character with the ability to shape shift into any animal. I've got everything else squared away, but I'm wondering about mass. If the character turns into a creature larger than what the character normally is do I add their original mass (rank 2 for humans) to the larger form, or do I strictly go by the mass granted by the Growth power modifer necessary for the form. So I'm asking is it
A: Mass Rank 2+(Growth Modifier)= 2+X
or
B: Growth Modifier=X
powers creature-size mutants-and-masterminds-3e
powers creature-size mutants-and-masterminds-3e
edited 59 mins ago
SevenSidedDie♦
201k26640921
asked 1 hour ago
MnIce
3496
edited 59 mins ago
SevenSidedDie♦
201k26640921
asked 1 hour ago
MnIce
3496
edited 59 mins ago
SevenSidedDie♦
201k26640921
edited 59 mins ago
SevenSidedDie♦
201k26640921
edited 59 mins ago
SevenSidedDie♦
201k26640921
201k26640921
asked 1 hour ago
MnIce
3496
asked 1 hour ago
MnIce
3496
asked 1 hour ago
MnIce
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3496
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Increase your mass rank by your Growth rank.
According to the Heroes Handbook, p110, the Growth power effect adds your Growth rank to your original mass rank:
Each rank of Growth adds 1 rank to your Strength and
Stamina (constructs add 1 rank to Strength and Tough-
ness if they lack Stamina) and adds 1 rank to your mass.
If your original mass is rank 2, and Growth rank is X, then using your Growth power means your new mass is rank 2+X.
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In addition to Mike Q's answer, a common way of building characters who are more more massive, even if not really that much larger, is using Feature to add Mass on a 1 for 1 basis. For example, Jabroniville built both Pink Pearl and his hippopotamus build with two additional ranks of Mass.
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2 Answers
2
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
up vote
2
down vote
accepted
Increase your mass rank by your Growth rank.
According to the Heroes Handbook, p110, the Growth power effect adds your Growth rank to your original mass rank:
Each rank of Growth adds 1 rank to your Strength and
Stamina (constructs add 1 rank to Strength and Tough-
ness if they lack Stamina) and adds 1 rank to your mass.
If your original mass is rank 2, and Growth rank is X, then using your Growth power means your new mass is rank 2+X.
answered 1 hour ago
Mike Q
9,27341862
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up vote
2
down vote
accepted
Increase your mass rank by your Growth rank.
According to the Heroes Handbook, p110, the Growth power effect adds your Growth rank to your original mass rank:
Each rank of Growth adds 1 rank to your Strength and
Stamina (constructs add 1 rank to Strength and Tough-
ness if they lack Stamina) and adds 1 rank to your mass.
If your original mass is rank 2, and Growth rank is X, then using your Growth power means your new mass is rank 2+X.
answered 1 hour ago
Mike Q
9,27341862
add a comment |Â
up vote
2
down vote
accepted
up vote
2
down vote
accepted
Increase your mass rank by your Growth rank.
According to the Heroes Handbook, p110, the Growth power effect adds your Growth rank to your original mass rank:
Each rank of Growth adds 1 rank to your Strength and
Stamina (constructs add 1 rank to Strength and Tough-
ness if they lack Stamina) and adds 1 rank to your mass.
If your original mass is rank 2, and Growth rank is X, then using your Growth power means your new mass is rank 2+X.
answered 1 hour ago
Mike Q
9,27341862
Increase your mass rank by your Growth rank.
According to the Heroes Handbook, p110, the Growth power effect adds your Growth rank to your original mass rank:
Each rank of Growth adds 1 rank to your Strength and
Stamina (constructs add 1 rank to Strength and Tough-
ness if they lack Stamina) and adds 1 rank to your mass.
If your original mass is rank 2, and Growth rank is X, then using your Growth power means your new mass is rank 2+X.
answered 1 hour ago
Mike Q
9,27341862
answered 1 hour ago
Mike Q
9,27341862
answered 1 hour ago
Mike Q
9,27341862
answered 1 hour ago
Mike Q
9,27341862
9,27341862
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add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
In addition to Mike Q's answer, a common way of building characters who are more more massive, even if not really that much larger, is using Feature to add Mass on a 1 for 1 basis. For example, Jabroniville built both Pink Pearl and his hippopotamus build with two additional ranks of Mass.
edited 17 mins ago
V2Blast
17.5k247111
answered 19 mins ago
Sean Duggan
3,62511235
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
In addition to Mike Q's answer, a common way of building characters who are more more massive, even if not really that much larger, is using Feature to add Mass on a 1 for 1 basis. For example, Jabroniville built both Pink Pearl and his hippopotamus build with two additional ranks of Mass.
edited 17 mins ago
V2Blast
17.5k247111
answered 19 mins ago
Sean Duggan
3,62511235
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
up vote
1
down vote
In addition to Mike Q's answer, a common way of building characters who are more more massive, even if not really that much larger, is using Feature to add Mass on a 1 for 1 basis. For example, Jabroniville built both Pink Pearl and his hippopotamus build with two additional ranks of Mass.
edited 17 mins ago
V2Blast
17.5k247111
answered 19 mins ago
Sean Duggan
3,62511235
In addition to Mike Q's answer, a common way of building characters who are more more massive, even if not really that much larger, is using Feature to add Mass on a 1 for 1 basis. For example, Jabroniville built both Pink Pearl and his hippopotamus build with two additional ranks of Mass.
edited 17 mins ago
V2Blast
17.5k247111
answered 19 mins ago
Sean Duggan
3,62511235
edited 17 mins ago
V2Blast
17.5k247111
edited 17 mins ago
V2Blast
17.5k247111
edited 17 mins ago
V2Blast
17.5k247111
17.5k247111
answered 19 mins ago
Sean Duggan
3,62511235
answered 19 mins ago
Sean Duggan
3,62511235
answered 19 mins ago
Sean Duggan
3,62511235
3,62511235
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