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'''Abilities 62 + Skills 12 (45 ranks) + Feats 25 + Powers 17 + Combat 48 + Saves 3 - Drawbacks 2 = Total 166''' | '''Abilities 62 + Skills 12 (45 ranks) + Feats 25 + Powers 17 + Combat 48 + Saves 3 - Drawbacks 2 = Total 166''' | ||
| + | '''Complications:''' Responsibility (Family, Social) | ||
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| − | Since M&M lacks a proper "Find Weakness" ability, I chose to represent | + | '''Notes:''' Since M&M lacks a proper "Find Weakness" ability, I chose to represent Karnak's ability as a variant of Drain Toughness (a Boost to his Strength or to the offensive powers of anyone he advises would also work, but would go against PL restrictions). |
| − | When Karnak attacks a larger structure after detecting it's stress point, the GM should maybe allow his attack to be considered an Area attack. | + | When Karnak attacks a larger structure after detecting it's stress point, the GM should maybe allow his attack to be considered an Area attack against the whole structure. |
Latest revision as of 23:05, 11 May 2006
Real Name: Unrevealed
First Appearance: Fantastic Four #45 (Dec, 1965)
Creators: Stan Lee and Jack Kirby
Capsule: Karnak is a member of the royal family of the Inhumans, a genetic offshoot of mankind that lives in the hidden city of Attilan. Each Inhuman possesses a superpower derived from exposure to a mutagenic known as the Terrigen Mist. Karnak has moderately superhuman physical attributes and, most importantly, the power to detect the weak points of any creature or structure.
Karnak is a philosopher and a scholar, the most level-headed and restrained of the Inhuman Royal Family next to Black Bolt. His personality is a direct contrast to that of his cousin and constant companion, Gorgon, with whom Karnak has a sort of friendly rivalry.
Karnak, PL 11
Str 22 (+6), Dex 28 (+9), Con 22 (+6), Int 18 (+4), Wis 22 (+6), Cha 10 (+0)
Skills: Acrobatics 3 (+12), Climb 2 (+8), Concentration 6 (+12), Escape Artist 3 (+12), Investigate 4 (+8), Knowledge (tactics) 6 (+10), Knowledge (theology and philosophy) 6 (+10), Notice 4 (+10), Pilot 1 (+10), Search 6 (+10), Sense Motive 2 (+8), Stealth 0 (+9)
Feats: Accurate Attack, Ambidexterity, Assessment, Attack Specialization (unarmed) 3, Benefit (Inhuman Royal), Blind-Fight, Dodge Focus 4, Elusive Target, Endurance, Evasion, Improved Critical (unarmed) 2, Improved Initiative, Improved Sunder, Low-Profile, Power Attack, Stunning Attack, Teamwork 2, Trance
Powers:
- Drain Toughness 10 (Extra: Perception Range, Flaws: Full Action, Limited to Next Attack Only, Power Feats: Subtle 2, Note: The target doesn't get a Saving Throw, instead it's Karnak that must make a Search check against a DC equal to the target's Toughness +10)
- Enhanced Fortitude Save 6 (Metabolism Control, Flaw: Sustained Duration)
- Speed 2 (25 MPH)
- Super-Strength 1 (Heavy Load: 1040 lbs)
Combat: Attack +10 (+16 unarmed), Grapple +23, Damage +6 (unarmed), Defense +14 (+5 flat-footed), Knockback -3, Initiative +13
Saves: Toughness +6, Fortitude +6 (+12 when conscious), Reflex +10, Will +8
Drawbacks: Weakness (Pollution, -1 drain on all abilities, Weekly, -2)
Abilities 62 + Skills 12 (45 ranks) + Feats 25 + Powers 17 + Combat 48 + Saves 3 - Drawbacks 2 = Total 166
Complications: Responsibility (Family, Social)
Notes: Since M&M lacks a proper "Find Weakness" ability, I chose to represent Karnak's ability as a variant of Drain Toughness (a Boost to his Strength or to the offensive powers of anyone he advises would also work, but would go against PL restrictions).
When Karnak attacks a larger structure after detecting it's stress point, the GM should maybe allow his attack to be considered an Area attack against the whole structure.
