Timebroker:
protectively clutching their everything.
((Smart little robos.))Timebroker:
Assume Rocket can use his Weapon d8 and SFX without causing permanent damage unless he's trying for something else-- a good opportunity to buy a Combat or Tech Resource.
((I agree 110%. Rocket's MCU/Cartoon kill count is zero on-screen organic kills. His primary profession is bounty hunter, and he's used (excess) explosives non-lethally. He certainly stretches the suspension of disbelief.))
Peter:
"This... really is not a lot to work with, is it? What kind of screwjob is this Timebroker?"
"The more you hear, the worse he gets." Rocket is quick to chime in.
MJ:
"I see what you mean about 'The Weaver' being a reference to Peter... but his 'kin goes bare'? He's not literally a weaver..."
Spider-Woman:
Rocket, this is Pete and Em Jay. Alternate older versions of my friends.". She almost says much older. "Maybe Pete is sorta me in this dimension, since he got my powers."
"I'm Rocket, Ex-Rabbit and Guardian of the Galaxy." 'People like titles here, right?' "If you take any of that nonsense literally, you already lost. I assume Gwen here is the Weaver, and Peter here being her counter-timeline copy makes you both kin. It lines up better with the next line given that Peter here just threw away his alternate identity, which is 'kin goes bare' enough for me given our arrival timing and Gwen's expression at that time." ((He'll leave out the part about Stacy never telling him him her name. She saw him rifling through everyone's stuff, right? :P ))
"The part that sucks is the 'bloody hands' line can mean someone killing as much as being killed, and the life thread thing sounds a lot more like friendship or some other type of made connection then a blood one such as family. Anyone you know dies tonight, and the entire universe could fall apart. On that note, I got stuff to build... where can I~" ((Cut off here for transition. Fill in gaps if ya want.))
Timebroker:
Peter is happy to show Rocket to his personal workshop [...]
Rocket is delighted to hear about a workshop, and with the gadgets
Peter deals with,
Rocket is
quite happy with the tech laying about. He immediately starts working on building sets of suppression gear. Assuming the movie is within earshot
Rocket listens in as he works, chuckling at particularly bad line reads.
Rocket will spend as much time as possible preparing for what he assumes will be a big fight.
The items
Rocket builds (and willing to ask
Peter to help with) first are multiple sets of paired cuffs that electromagnetically bind themselves to make for a
very uncomfortable self-tightening zip-tie that can easily paralyze someone if used 'improperly' on a target.
Rocket's tools, reinforcement techniques, and power supply rigging are quite literally out of this world.
((I assume Peter would be interested. Making the same thing in light bulk to save time? Check. Rocket's build speed is frighteningly fast in MCU proper. You also said rigging phones into coms was time consuming, so I'll stop here unless prompted to add more assets. How many rolls am I making? Would a single shared asset of 'pirate space cuffs' be a thing? Rocket now has 0 PP, and the d8 asset 'Tech Restraints' have been added.))
MJ:
"They made me tone down the stunts for the movie, because they didn't think the audience would believe in them. The real Sonja was even better."
Rocket gives an impressed whistle after listening to those blade(s) whirl.
"Sounds like you could give Gamora an enjoyable sparring match." 'Wonder if I should cuff her first when the fights break out.'
((EDIT: PP spent. 0 PP left.))
This message was last edited by the player at 19:59, Sat 27 Feb 2021.