Oh Father...

Amazon's The Boys ended this week and while I've seen several critiques, I thought the series finale was satisfying. A character prominently featured this season, is the megacpastor supe, Oh Father. I decided he needed DCC stats/

Oh Father: Init +1; Atk +6 punch (1d6+3) or sonic blast (see below); Crit V/1d20+1d8; AC 16; HD 7d10+28; HP 60; Mov. 30'; Act 1d20+1d12; SP sonic scream, super hearing; SV Ref +4; Fort +4; Will +8; AL L

Sonic Scream: Oh Father can make a sonic scream affecting all creatures in in a 20 foot cone. Creatures in the cone must make a DC 15 (Fortitude) save. Non-supes in the cone take 1d12 damage and are unable to act while Oh Father is screaming on a failed save. On a successful save that take have damage and can act (though at a -1 dice penalty) while within the cone. Supers in the cone take 1d6 damage, are unable to use their powers, and unable to act on a failed save. On a successful save they take no damage and are able to act (though their powers still don't work within the cone).

Super hearing:  Like all V supes, Oh Father can hear better than normal humans. He can hear higher frequencies than humans. He has a +5 roll to all sight/smell/hearing rolls. This also makes him weak to sonic attacks.

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Check out this Invincible and The Boys crossover pic by Paradoxic.

If you want more DCC Invincible or The Boys content check out these posts.

• Homelander
• The Deep
• Love Sausage
• Bushmaster
• Cecil Steadman
• Donald Ferguson
• Business Baby
• Big Mildew
• Two Punch Man
• Le Bruiser
• Yeti

And if 5e is your thing, here you go.

• Homelander 
• Stormfront
• Jaime

Kaiju Protests

 My views haven't changed.

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 Here's some other anti-Ice art I've shared.

• Iceman
• Cyclops
• Swedish Chef
• Superman
• Batman
• Powerpuff Girls
• Godzilla
• Transformers
• Green Arrow and Black Canary

Magefall

Head ups! For what I assume is a limited time, you can download the Free Comic Book Day D&D release on D&D Beyond.

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Fuccubus Friday

This is Luci, an OC from artist Cinna. I really dig this one, thought I don't know which color version I like best.

The Guardian of Nepal

Yeti is another odd Guardian of the Globe I love. While the eager Nepalese hero appears to be a yeti, he's actually a 12 year old frost giant. When his age was discovered by Guardian leader, Brit, he was temporarily kicked off the team. Brit eventually changed his mind and invited the excitable hero back onto the team.

Yeti: Init +2; Atk +8 claws (1d8) or +4 thrown debris (1d8 20/60/100); Crit G/1d14; AC 18; HD 5d12+20; HP 49; Mov. 30'; Act 1d20+1d14; SP accelerated healing, immunity to cold, sure footing; SV Ref +5; Fort +8; Will +4; AL L

Accelerated healing: Yeti regains 1d4 hit points every hour.

Sure footing: Yeti can move across ice without slipping.

The Have A Hidden Base, But Not An Island

This  Frederik Hornung piece is a political mic drop piece.

D&D with T-E-D

I've not watched the Ted prequel series on Peacock, but apparently they did a D&D episode which featured Brennan Lee Mulligan. As problematic at Seth McFarlane's humor can be, I enjoyed the Ted movies and I'll have to check this episode out. The show has partnered with WotC to talk about what D&D is and a very surface level version of how to play. Want to get someone interested in the game. Show them this video.

Additionally there is some Ted-centric content of D&D Beyond. There are level 3 Ted Pre-Made Characters you can claim on the site.

It's Easy For Me, Sugah

 "Savage Land is just an excuse for skimpy costumes and underboob. And I am here for it."

- Tim Brannan

I couldn't agree more. That's why when I saw Autumn Ivy's Savage Land Rogue pics I knew I need to post them.

The Future Dr. Doom (No Not That One)

I first discovered this version of Dr. Doom on my friend Mark's blog, Cross Planes. I statted him out for 5e here.

The Dr. Doom of universe 691 is quite frightening. If you aren't familiar with this universe, its a universe in which the War of the Worlds came to the Marvel universe. The universe was first shown in the Killraven series and later in the 31st century Guardians of the Galaxy comic. This version of Doom is from the latter. When the Martians attacked Earth, Dr. Doom fought alongside the heroes. He survived Earth's fall and would eventually kill Wolverine and implant in brain in a robot body created with Wolverine's adamantium skeleton.

Dr. Doom (Earth 691): Init +5; Atk +12 adamantium claws (2d6+5) or +12 energy blasts (1d10, 20/60/100); Crit M/2d20; AC 20; HD 10d12+30; HP 100; Mov. 30', fly 50' ; Act 1d20+1d20+1d14; SP infravision 60', cyborg, adamantium; SV Ref +4; Fort +10; Will +8; AL L

Adamantium bones and claws: Dr. Doom is immune to non-magical weapons. His claws are considered magical and can cut through anything.

Cyborg: Dr. Doom's brain is the only organic piece of him left. As long as his brain is unharmed, he is affectively immortal. He is immune to  poison and diseases.