[darkvatican]

[quote=140372]

Thanks My shared superhero universe is called the Event Universe most heroes and villains , have gotten there powers as the after effect of a “probability storm” that passed through the solar system in the 80’s. [/quote]

I like the single-point-in-time explanation for super heroes. It works better, in my opinion, than most complex explanations.

[quote=140372] The storm has changed the genetic make-up of approx. 2 people out of every 1000 people on Earth. [/quote]

I like this story mechanic because it’s simple. It basically gives you limitless latitude on the number of heroes you can make, but it’s less simplistic than Marvel’s mutant “x-factor”.

[quote=140372] Almost all Event powers are telekinetic in nature , but manifest in different ways, (i.e.) one person will get T.K. powers that manifest as super strength , but another will be able to slow down atoms to freeze objects, Even people who seem to use magic and or science are taping into T.K. powers ( for example most of the armored users their suits will only work for them, a few can extend their T.K. so that others can use their equipment) most of the Event effected are unaware of exactly how their powers work they just know they work.[/quote]

This is interesting, because it leaves open the possibility that an empowered person could lose their powers due to a change in, say, brain chemistry.

[quote=140372] Their are also some off-world Aliens , and some Alien/human hybrids, and to top that off a few other dimensional beings . [/quote]

All mainstays of the superhero world, certainly! ;-] Thank you for the explanation, Vengeance! ^_^