Nevermind....

The answer would have been yes :)

Didn't need it after all, but good to know.  I think of his tail as having adhesive surface, too, like his palms and soles, since it is also used for climbing.
In the early Spider-man comics, he could stick to a wall with any part of his body.  There is one where he looks like he is sitting to read a newspaper, and his back is sticking to the wall.
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When it comes to doing 'your thing' (which, for you, is Climbing and/or Sticking to Things, Being a Team Player, Saving People are Maybe Scared of You), I'm willing to interpret your abilities very widely. So, yeah, be as sticky as you can be.

Headed to Myrtle Beach on vacation. Posting will be more limited than normal for about a week.

Thanks for the heads up! We'll keep your spot warm for you.

I intend to post today. Probably going to be stealing a bit of Doc's job in a short term sense.

Net access here is more limited than expected.

My toes are fine. There's a lot going on.

Will Post Tomorrow...long week

Just a peek behind the curtain, this scene is probably about to wrap up, plus or minus who gets in whose face and says what.

Those penalties were shorter than I expected then. Yay!

I find Palladium works best when you try to make things make sense in the moment, but don't fret too much about how the moments fit together.

Planning a full update tonight.

Sorry, everyone, tonight do not happen. Tomorrow for sure.

Folks, I have to say, that even though the narrative got a little shaggy there at the end, that was one of the most entertaining combats I've run in a long time.

I really like each of your characters, and I like the way the group has come together.

I'm looking forward to ramping up the insanity to see what happens next.

Cool. Looking forward to it.

Same.

Yay, teamwork!

Yay, insanity!

Not sure where I stand on ramps, though.

Inlike ramps.  They make for nice, high-speed jumps.

Quick note: super hero games don't need to be police procedurals unless we want them to be. If you guys are enjoying walking through the post-op investigation, then I'm having fun running it. But if you want to skip ahead and abstract the investigate stuff into some dice rolls and an infodump so we can frame the next scene, that's fine with me too.

This will probably be the only chance we get to use this sort of thing.

On an aside, though, if one needs a roll from me for an attempt at information beyond what you need to provide us for the adventure, let me know. Altruist's real side is pretty good at getting information he shouldn't have.

About 90% of Doc abilities are "Between Fights" stuff.

At the same time I'd hate to see the game grind to a halt while we (I) split hairs.

Shitsumon is pretty much just a murder machine, but I'm happy to rp along on the investigation, that was part of the point to playing this character.