Nods to Prostate Hammer

No powers, no weapons. H2h

Did you guys hear about this?

http://www.tulsaworld.com/app/race-riot/timeline.html

The riots went on for several hours and destroyed almost 3 miles of business property! I just wanted to check in with everybody and make sure we're all okay!

Everybody sound off so we know you weren't killed or injured in these deadly riots, please!

Watching Kingsman again. Trying to think of a good match for her. So...

vs Machete
vs Gogo Yubari
vs X-23
vs who?

This could either be fun or gay as fuck. Either way, I'm bored and this shit is taking its sweet time coming out. And before you get too nerdy, we're not doing the whole "normal dude is a 10 in everything" game mechanic bullshit. Just 1-10 for the sake of simplicity

So we're looking at:

Strength
Dexterity
Constitution
Intelligence
Wisdom
Charisma

Arn Anderson

Str: 7. Never a powerhouse, but just a big tough motherfucker that was strong enough to kick the shit out of you

Dex: 6. He could get around better than any low-tier guys, but he was no Mysterio

Con: 9. One of his strongest attribute.

Int: 9. Ric fucking Flair learned from this dude.

Wis: hmm Wis is tough. Maybe 6?

Cha: 6. Despite his amazing promos, he never really connected with audiences. Probably due to always being upstaged by Flair (the poster boy for Charisma)

43/60. Pretty damn good

Edit: for the hell of it: character classes.

Arn would be a Fighter with the Bodyguard archetype

I have a Barbarian2/Alchemist1 that I'm fucking LOVING right now.

Stacked an Intimidate build that gives me a +20 to Intimidate when fully buffed w/ my alchemist shit, Intimidate as a move action with two attacks (1 w/ Hurtful, 1 standard) doing 3d6+17 damage per attack at 3rd level. And this is with random stat rolls with Int 17 being my highest stat. He's legit insane so I take "insanity" % rolls periodically to see if he does shit like murdering a quest giver for some imagined slight (pro tip: I almost always do insane shit because I'm Vin Diesel). I basically play him like a physically larger Floki from Vikings

Get fucking at me, boy

I'm currently trying to get my hands on a copy of Ancient and Modern Britons, but in the meantime can you recommend some more reading material? Preferably regarding various religious/magical cultural traditions and histories. The more varied, the better

Many thanks

Because nearly every time I've seen "magic" in Marvel graphically depicted, it's almost always in the form of Nordic or Germanic runic magic. Is there a stated canon reason for this, or is it just artistic interpretation?

Looking at you, Strange.