City of Heroes (PC)

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Server: All Servers

Guild: Legion of Catgirls Triumph Chapter

Characters:

Agent Saibok, Level 12 Technology Tanker — Trying out a shield/mace tank on Triumph. Seems to be kicking some serious ass, at least at the low levels. 66 badges so far.

Bat Smasherson, Level 7 Natural Blaster — AR/Devices, Victory.

Beljuril Baenre, Level 11 Magic Controller — Gravity/Radiation, Guardian, 73 badges.

Boi Ling Ti, Level 9 Magic Controller — Earth/Storm Controller, currently the leader of the Paragon Dojo on Victory. I don't even know who he inherited this SG from and I'm the only member who ever logs on anymore. He has 60 badges.

Coffeecat, Level 7 Science Controller — Mind/Kinetic controller on Virtue and Test. She's higher level on Test, where she is my representative on CuppaJo's playtest SG, Cuppa Clones Espresso League. On Virtue, she is a member of the Legion of Catgirls and comes out only for recruiting.

Corabelle, Level 33 Magic Defender — Empathy/Psionic Blast Defender and my highest toon on Guardian. She's a member of the main chapter of the Legion of Catgirls on Guardian. 189 badges.

Corrina del Sol, Level 38 Magic Blaster — Originally created for a super team which intended to try to get the Master of the Statesman Task Force badge. The super team fell apart for various reasons, but I intend to make this character my next 50 anyway. She has 219 badges.

Crypt Knight, Level 9 Magic Scrapper — Dark/Dark Scrapper, Infinity, 52 badges.

Darth Squidious, Level 5 Science Warshade — Protector server, 40 badges.

Doc Toro, Level 6 Magic Defender — Dark/Dark Defender, Infinity, 65 badges. This minotaur is from another world, where magic is common and technology is not. He was from a tribe of cattle ranchers, who called him Loyne Angus. He hated raising cattle enough to wander away from home...

Earl Gray, Level 5 Science Controller — Gravity/Empathy, Justice server, 47 badges.

Egg Noggin, Level 7 Mutant Controller — Illusion/Kinetics Controller, Liberty, 64 badges.

Emo Cat, Level 14 Magic Defender — Dark/Sonic defender specializing in to-hit debuffs, with a fair amount of slows thrown in. Emo is the base architect of the Liberty chapter of the Legion of Catgirls, thus the gloomy feel of the base. 104 badges.

Family Man, Level 12 Natural Blaster — AR/Devices, Justice server, 81 badges.

Fast Fu, Level 8 Magic Scrapper — Dark/Willpower, Guardian, 46 badges.

Feather Jalanil, Level 18 Magic Blaster — Archery/Energy, Champion, 147 badges. My first archer, created when the archery powers were first introduced. Also the founder and current leader of the Elven Guardians on Champion.

Felis Nictus, Level 13 Science Warshade — This Warshade spends most of her time in feline form and uses her Nova form mainly for travel. Look for her in the skies of Triumph or standing around in the Architect Entertainment building in King's Row. She has 124 badges.

Friar Chuck, Level 9 Natural Tanker — Invulnerability/Mace, Virtue, 81 badges.

Gadget Cat, Level 12 Science Blaster — Archery/Devices Blaster, Freedom server, SpecOps Squadron Freedom Division, 41 badges.

Garden Weasel, Level 15 Science Scrapper — Claws Regen scrapper on Triumph, #2 leader of the Rodent Force. If you can find him and read his description, you may recognize the mutagen which made a hero out of this ordinary garden weasel.

Gym Teacher Man, Level 10 Mutant Blaster — Sonic/Devices, Protector

Helmed Horror, Level 6 Magic Tanker — Invulnerability/Axe, Protector.

Hikaru Cthulu, Level 16 Natural Peacebringer — Freedom server, 121 badges. You don't want to know anything about this guy. He is one of those Things Man Was Not Meant to Know. For your own sanity, just forget you ever heard of him.

Hip Cat, Level 23 Technology Blaster — Electric/Electric Blaster in a colorful jumpsuit. She used to be Jerry Garcia's pet housecat, but an accident caused her to mutate into a catgirl. Since her mutation didn't give her any powers, she made weapons out of old amplifier parts and guitar pick-ups (thus the tech origin). She's the kitty whith whom I origally accepted my job as leader of the Triumph chapter of the Legion of Catgirls.

iScream POC-7, Level 3 Technology Defender — Sonic/Sonic, Freedom, 64 badges. This was my first attempt at a Sonic character. I decided not to like Sonic.

Jade Golem, Level 3 Magic Tanker — Stone/Super Strengh, Justice.

Kender Gardener, Level 10 Magic Defender — Archery/Trick Arrow Defender, Virtue server, 69 badges.

Kilauea Cat, Level 9 Magic Scrapper — Fire/Shield Scrapper, Liberty. 40 badges.

Kung Pao Panda, Level 8 Magic Controller — Plant/Archery, Triumph server, 54 badges.

Kyudo Cat, Level 8 Natural Blaster — Archery/Devices Blaster, Infinity, 81 badges.

Lagmaster 2000, Level 16 Technology Controller — Ice/Storm Controller, Legion of Catgirls, Justice, 109 badges. Built mainly around slows, with a dash of hold, immobilize and to-hit debuff. The good guys don't take much damage with a Lagmaster 2000 around.

Lifeguard Lucy, Level 11 Magic Controller — Illusion/Emp, Guardian. 92 badges.

Lord Argwyyth, Level 8 Magic Blaster — Fire/Fire Blaster, Virtue server, 43 badges.

Lord Malchior, Level 8 Magic Controller — Gravity/Kinetics, Freedom, 49 badges.

Lord Prakash, Level 11 Magic Defender — Storm/Electric, Guardian, 60 badges.

Lord Thixor, Level 11 Magic Controller — Grav/Kin Controller, Protector

Lord Tycho, Level 10 Magic Tanker — Dark/Dark, Pinnacle

Lord Vaxilander, Level 14 Magic Blaster — Energy/Energy, Circle of Skulls, 61 badges. This was my first toon on Infinity.

Lord Xenophon, Magic Defender — My namesake exists as a dark/dark defender on every server.

Maiden Japan, Level 7 Magic Scrapper — This is my token Scrapper on Protector. She kicks some serious butt when I need a scrapper. She is Katana/Regen and has 59 badges.

Mr. Arizona, Level 25 Science Controller — Fire/Radiation controller who recieved his powers from the first nuclear test at the Yuma Proving Grounds. Currently a member of the States Men, a supergroup based on the 50 states on the Victory server. He has 170 badges.

Mt. Dhum, Level 5 Magic Scrapper — Fire/Fire Scrapper, Victory

Mt. Vesuvius, Level 11 Magic Tanker — A fire/super strenth tanker on Freedom and my first attempt at playing a tanker. Thanks to this monster, I now know that I don't like playing tanks. I still bring him out once in a while, mainly for screenshots. Has 71 badges.

Mystic Knight of Io, Level 35 Magic Controller — Fire/Rad controller, hot as lava and fortified with 22 isotopes of radioactive sodium! Currently the last surviving leader of the Astral Vanguard on Triumph. She has 208 badges.

Nekomancer, Level 11 Magic Defender — A Dark/Dark Defender and my only Catgirl on Champion. Has 86 badges. I mainly pull her out for recruiting, but she's also the architect for the Champion base.

Nekosai, Level 10 Natural Scrapper — DB/Will Scrapper, Infinity server, 67 badges. Made when these powersets were introduced.

Neutron Burst, Level 29 Science Defender — Rad/Rad Defender, Justice server, 205 badges, current leader of the Trident of Power. She is build for debuffs and staying power, but can do some pretty decent damage when she has to. She's one of my oldest toons.

Nuclear Winter Cat, Level 15 Magic Controller — This Ice/Radiation Controller is one of the most feared debuff dispensers ever to terrorize the giant monsters of Paragon City. She especially enjoyed knocking the Envoy of Shadows on his butt! She can't really do much else, though. 79 badges.

Patricia Rabbit, Level 9 Magic Scrapper — Dual Blades / Willpower Scrapper, Champion server, Legion of Bunnygirls, 54 badges. She is the first of my toons to have her origin story deleted, simply because I happened to mention that she is from Narnia.

Polar Cat, Level 10 Science Tanker — Ice/Ice, Victory server, 78 badges. She is a felinoid alien from a planet about 50 light years away from Earth.

Pole Cat, Level 8 Magic Controller — Earth/Storm Controller, Liberty. 68 badges. She's a Pole cat because she's a cat from Poland. No stinkies to fear from her, although she can certainly blow some wind when she needs to.

Poloudnisa, Level 6 Magic Controller — Plants/Thermal Controller, Liberty. 43 badges.

Professor Dullman, Level 3 Science Controller — Mind/Sonic Controller, Victory After 40 years of teaching the same things over and over, Professor Dullman's lectures have become so boring that they are now considered a superpower.

Qulue Baenre, Level 15 Magic Defender — Dark/Dark defender, Bikini Bottoms, Guardian, 138 badges. Qilue was the architect of the SG base for the main chapter of the Bikini Bottoms. She transferred to Bikini Bottoms from Sunes Followers in 2007.

Rocker Kitty, Level 13 Science Tanker — Stone/Stone Tanker, Guardian server, 117 badges.

Russian Blues, Level 11 Magic Blaster — Energy/Energy Blaster, 81 badges and a middle manager in the original chapter of the Legion of Catgirls on the Justice server. Yes, the Legion of Catgirls really did start out on Justice!

Sand Sorceress, Level 2 Magic Controller — Earth/Storm Controller on Virtue. 111 badges. Sandy exists only to prove how many badges I can get without leveling. Most of her badges were gained before exploration badges were worth XP.

Sarah Belham, Level 50 Magic Controller — Grav/Emp, 333 badges. Formerly a member of Nukem High and left over moral differences with the corrupt leadership at Nukem. Now the only 50 in the Triumph chapter of the Legion of Catgirls.

Senor Habanero, Level 50 Mutant Blaster — Fire/Fire Blaster on Triumph. Member and current leader of the Veggie Meddley, an official supergroup of gameamp.com. Not much activity in this SG anymore, but we are all in touch and sometimes round up a few Veggies for a team.

Sgt. Igneous, Level 20 Magic Controller — Fire/Kinetics, Champion, 132 badges. Just because he looks like a big pile of molten rock doesn't mean he has to be a tank. He wears a special pair of heat-resistant ceramic sunglasses to protect his eyes from the glare of his own hands.

Sir Factant, Level 7 Natural Tanker — Invulnerability/Super Strength Tanker, Guardian server, 78 badges.

Sith Cat, Level 30 Natural Defender — Dark/Electric Defender, Triumph Server, Legion of Catgirls. Leveled her to 30 on a trial account back when you could still do that. She's a Deftroller, built around Fear, Hold and Disorient effects.

Sofa Shredder, Level 4 Mutant Scrapper — Claws/Regen Scrapper on Liberty. She doesn't get out of the base much, mainly because scrappers are not my favorite AT to play. I keep her just to have a token scrapper available on Liberty, in case somebody needs one.

Sturdyman, Level 8 Science Tanker — Willpower/Super Strength tank, Liberty server. 43 badges.

Sweet Ifrit, Level 9 Magic Defender — Fire/Storm Controller on Protector. She's my first attempt at playing a controller, as well as my first attempt to make an entirely team-oriented toon. That didn't work out as well on Protector as it did on other servers.

Tessie Trueheart, Level 23 Natural Scrapper — Katana/Regen Scrapper, currently #2 leader of the Beautiful Ladies of Paragon on Virtue. I'm in charge of the SG base and other technical details, as well as the website - tblop.blogspot.com

Tessie Trueheart, Level 25 Natural Scrapper — Katana/Regen, Virtue, Beautiful Ladies of Paragon, 188 badges.

The Big Apple, Level 12 Science Controller — Gravity/Empathy, Triumph server, The Fantastic Fruits, 80 badges. He is one of many victims of a secret Crey experiment involving DNA from 17 varieties of apple trees and longshoremen kidnapped from a quay in New York. Gravity powers were a surprise.

The Black Currant, Level 10 Mutant Blaster — This Electric/Electric Blaster was my first Blaster ever. He's a member of the Fantastic Fruits on Triumph.

The Feline Magnetron, Level 4 Mutant Defender — Radiation/Radiation Defender. Her whole SG, the Radioactive Kitty Litter, is composed of Radiation/Radiation Defenders. We are all level 4 and plan to cut a glowing swathe across Paragon when all 8 of us can get together. The RKL is a small chapter of the Legion of Catgirls, on Protector.

The Jumping Cholla, Level 40 Mutant Scrapper — This Spines/Regen Scrapper existed for only one day on the Test server, during a playtest event. He spent the whole day seeing how many badges he could get in a single day. The answer turned out to be 114. http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y248/LordXenophon/Chr Inf/JumpingCholla.jpg

The Naughty Librarian, Level 29 Magic Controller — This Mind/Empathy Controller was my first attempt at a Trollfender, a cross-class build which uses a Controller to make a purely defensive character. She has every Empathy power available at her level, except for Absorb Pain. Has 198 badges.

The Raving Redhead, Level 31 Magic Controller — Illusion/Empathy Controller, and my second attempt at a Trollfender. The Illusion/Empathy combo isn't working as well for me as Mind/Empathy, but I expect her to be much more powerful in the higher levels. Has 167 badges.

Thermogenica, Level 13 Magic Blaster — Fire/Fire, Freedom, 75 badges. I happened to need a blaster on Freedom at the time. Rarely gets played anymore.

Thunder Kitten, Level 15 Magic Defender — Storm/Electric Defender and my representative in the Protector chapter of the Legion of Catgirls. I am the base architect in this chapter. 121 badges.

Tim Possible, Level 16 Technology Blaster — AR/Defices blaster on the Champion server, 126 badges. Current leader of the Forgotten Army, a loosely organized SG of alts who want to be left alone but want SG base perks. Feel free to join if you just want an SG, but don't want the politics

Wintergreen Cat, Level 7 Science Tanker — This Ice/Ice Tank is my Legion of Catgirls recruiter on Freedom. I don't really use her for anything else. I don't really play my tanks much. Has 52 badges.

Star Wars: X-Wing vs. TIE Fighter (PC)

"Fly your choice of Empirial or Alliance starfighters. Play the regular missions offline, jump into the instant action scenarios or go head to head with other players on the GameSpy network."

Screen Names: DarthXenophon, M4ceRend4r

Star Wars: X-Wing vs. TIE Fighter [with Balance of Power Campaigns] (PC)

"Fly your choice of Empirial or Alliance starfighters. Play the regular missions offline, jump into the instant action scenarios or go head to head with other players on the GameSpy network. Balance of Power adds more missions for offline play."

Final Fantasy VIII (PS)

"IMHO, the best of the Final Fantasy series. The system of training a "GF" and junctioning it with your spells allowed the greatest level of customization so far, almost as complex as FF-X. The card game inside this game kicks ass, too."

Monster Rancher (PS)

"Use the data on whatever random discs you have laying around to generate a monster. Raise it, train it and make it fight other monsters in an arena. You can also breed it with other monsters. It's all done in a campy, sort of anime style."

Second Life (PC)

"Not so much a game as a virtual world."

Screen Names: Gatling Straaf

Dungeon Runners (PC)

"This seems to be mainly a parody of Diablo, but it makes fun of quite a few other games as well. The jokes are endless and the NPC's are not always in character. I was hooked the moment I found a "Stacked Ornate Decoder Ring of the Jackalope.""

Characters:

Xulcandra, — Started out as a Mage, but the build is acutally based on the AoE attacks from all three classes and lots of defense. She's an AoE light tank.

Advanced Dungeons & Dragons: Eye of the Beholder (PC)

"This is the first of the SSI 3d dungeon crawl. They've come a long was since then, but this game still stands up as one of the better dungeon crawl games."

Advanced Dungeons & Dragons: Gateway to the Savage Frontier (PC)

"An epic adventure in which you travel from Silverymoon to Waterdeep to Neverwinter. Based on the classic SSI 2d engine for Dungeons and Dragons."

Advanced Dungeons & Dragons: Pool of Radiance (PC)

SimCity 2000 [DOS] (PC)

"Although I've been playing Sim City since the original release to the present, this version is still my favorite."

Asteroids (ARC)

"This game marks the first time I saw any game mechanics which made it possible for the entire game to get totally out of hand if you play it poorly. Bust up too many asteroids without finishing them off and you quickly run out of options."

Tetris (ARC)

Pac-Man (ARC)

SimCity 4: Deluxe Edition (PC)

"One of the hardest versions of Sim Sicy. This time, you can even play online, with other players as neighbors of your city."

Final Fantasy VII (PS)

"This one was so good, they had to make an anime about it."

Final Fantasy IX (PS)

"Not the best of the Final Fantasy series, but still a great game. This is my 3rd favorite of the series."

Bolo (PC)

"The computer generates a maze. You have to kill or avoid enemies as you search for and try to destroy their bases. It's all extremely low quality graphics (about Space Invaders quality), but the AI was one of the most advanced of its time."

MapleStory (PC)

"It's like playing an old school platform game, but with thousands of other people."

Server: Berra

Screen Names: Lord Xenophon

Ogame (WEB)

"It looks a little bit interesting, but I suspect you won't be able to do very much until you buy dark matter with cash."

Zaxxon (ARC)

Missile Command (ARC)

Advanced Dungeons & Dragons: Treasures of the Savage Frontier (PC)

Sim City 2000 (PS) (PS)

"It has everything the PC version has, which means it runs very slowly. Even on Cheetah speed, time passes slowly. I used to spend my entire budget, go to work and hope the city was still there when I got back."

Lode Runner (PC)

Arkanoid (ARC)

"Single player Pong with guns. Even Pong is better when you add guns."

Ms. Pac-Man (ARC)

Road Blaster (ARC)

Spy Hunter (ARC)

SimCity (PC)

"This was not the first of the famous Maxis simulations, but it was the first to really take off. This version was also my usual excuse for incomplete homework in high school."

Majesty: The Fantasy Kingdom Sim (PC)

"Sort of like Warcraft, except you don't control your troops. Instead, you provide for them, tax them, cast spells on them, and give them incentives. Some of your buildings can attack directly or allow you to cast spells directly on the enemy."

Dungeon Hack (PC)

"Based on the same game engine as Eye of the Beholder and its sequels. Dungeon Hack generates new dungeons at random, based on parameters you provide. You explore with just one character. There's always a big monster at the bottom."

NationStates (MUD)

"This is a simple game in which you are the absolute ruler of your own country. Rule it as you see fit. Log in once a day, solve one or two issues and watch your nation evolve. Just don't expect every decision to turn out the way you expected."

Characters:

Dodecahedria, — The Unpredictable Chaostocracy of Dodecahedria. http://www.nationstates.net/dodecahedria

Ferringinar, — The Incorporated States of Ferringinar http://www.nationstates.net/ferringinar

Lord Xenophon, — The Feudal Estate of Lord Xenophon http://www.nationstates.net/lord%20xenophon

Mathghamna, — The Holy Republic of Mathghamna. http://www.nationstates.net/mathghamna

Tres Fleures, — The Most Serene Republic of Tres Fleures. http://www.nationstates.net/tres%20fleures

Twin Moons, — The Barony of Twin Moons http://www.nationstates.net/twin%20moons

Flyff (PC)

"Great game when you just want to trash some monsters and haul home some loot. Great graphics and sound effects, but rather limited content. This is where I go when CoH is down for daily maintenance."

Server: Mia

Characters:

Joe the Farmer, — Just what it says on the package. He farms loot for my main.

Xulcandra, — Level 30 Mage, Mia server.

Angels Online

"I beta tested this game. It has cute graphics, good music, a fun and versatile skill system, flexible character creation and an annoying UI."

Characters:

Xulcandra, — Priestess, with Life, Earth, Collecting, Hit, Meditate and Vestment. Makes a great buffer.

Zork Trilogy (PC)

"This is the text-based dungeon crawl on which the earliest MUD's would eventually be based. Not the first of it's kind, but it was the first to be able to parse commands in complete sentences, rather than just a noun and a verb."

Dark Grimoire (MUD)

"Had enough of the DM's after about 2 weeks."

Screen Names: Xulcandra

Entropia Universe (PC)

"If Second Life were a game, it might come out looking sort of like Entropia Universe."

Tabula Rasa (PC)

"I will neither confirm nor deny that I may or may not be beta testing this game."

Screen Names: I am not at liberty to say.