Jade_Dragon

I originally set up one of my /bind commands to combine my battlecry with Taunt. Since I'm starting over I haven't gotten the power yet, though, and in actual practice I realized the one flaw with that idea. If you bind your battlecry to an attack, you will be using your battlecry a LOT. Possibly to the point where people will be asking you to shut up.

I think a better idea might be to use a /macro to define a battlecry and attack (or taunt) combination, and then use that occasionally, like when you start a battle.

I typed my hero descriptions in Notepad so I could cut and paste them into the ID card, so pasting them here is no problem:

Jade Dragon - FF/Rad Magic Defender

Exploring a pyramid in the ancient Egyptian city of Amarna, Richard Conner stumbled across a secret chamber. There he found the jade statuette of a dragon, which bestowed on him the power to summon and control a greenish energy - the life force of the Earth, according to the Egyptians. Taking the name Jade Dragon, Richard and his friend Blue Diamond, who also found an artifact in the pyramid, have come to Paragon City to learn to use their powers for the good of all mankind.

Blue Diamond - Inv/SS Magic Tanker

(The description is meant to imply Blue Diamond's character, as if he's speaking)

Although he's no archeologist, Robert Davidson still managed to stumble across this secret chamber under a pyramid in Egypt. There he found a large blue diamond, which gave him a pretty heavy duty punch, as well as tough skin, and even a flashy costume. Along with his friend Jade Dragon, (who was the one who really found that pyramid) Robert has come to Paragon City to put the beat down on some punks. Blue Diamond's in town!

Battlecry: (BD is my only character with a battlecry) Hello stupid! Time to go to JAIL!

Bloodwolf - MA/Reflex Natural Scrapper

Little is known of the hero named Bloodwolf. The Crey database connects him with Steve McDonald, who was convicted of murdering his wife and supposedly died in a prison riot. It was later discovered that Steve was framed by the true murderer, a corrupt police chief. It's certainly known that Bloodwolf seems to hate corruption, leaving behind his mark, the head of a wolf in blood red paint, as a warning to those who would abuse his power. Crey Industries has already felt his presense a few times.

Sandy - Electric/Fire Technology Blaster

15 year old Sandy's father went to work for Crey Industries, hoping to develop a prothesis to help his daughter walk. He succeeded, but Sandy was then kidnapped by Crey agents, seeking to activate a hidden feature meant to turn her into a military cyborg. Her father was able to stop the process, but not before it destroyed most of her body. Sandy has sworn revenge against Crey, refusing to take a hero name, because "I won't let Crey take anything else away from me."

Joe Everyman - Illusion/Kinetic Natural Controller

Little is known about Joe Everyman. We're not even sure he is registered as a superhero. He simply appears on the streets, stepping out of the crowd to stop a crook or two. He does not appear to have any powers, although he does have some sort of flash weapon that he uses to blind his opponents momentarily. Beyond that, he just relies on untrained, street fighting tactics, and his ability to appear to be just another Paragon City citizen.