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Anyone know where I can find a copy of this? Or at least, the pages relevant to my interests?
This is proving incredibly hard to track down. I have no interest in actually playing any DC RPG games, but I'm at least interested in seeing Harvey's stats. For now, I've at least found this:
It's pretty interesting as a look at Pre-Crisis Batman characters. For example, I never realized that the Impostor Hatter was the first Hatter to actually be named Jervis Tetch, which was later retconned to be the real name of the Alice in Wonderland style Hatter when the Impostor was phased out. Also, I have to chuckle at how the guide gives great prominence to characters like Nocturna and the Nightslayer.
The Harvey-centric stats are interesting too, but I'd want to hold off on posting them here until I could compare them with the stats from the Who's Who volume above. Perhaps I should also track this one down too:
Any role-playing Bat-fans out there have a copy of these and a scanner on hand? I'd appreciate it!
What I want to know is, can you actually play Harvey in any of these? And more importantly, do you have to flip a coin before you make a move?
This is proving incredibly hard to track down. I have no interest in actually playing any DC RPG games, but I'm at least interested in seeing Harvey's stats. For now, I've at least found this:
It's pretty interesting as a look at Pre-Crisis Batman characters. For example, I never realized that the Impostor Hatter was the first Hatter to actually be named Jervis Tetch, which was later retconned to be the real name of the Alice in Wonderland style Hatter when the Impostor was phased out. Also, I have to chuckle at how the guide gives great prominence to characters like Nocturna and the Nightslayer.
The Harvey-centric stats are interesting too, but I'd want to hold off on posting them here until I could compare them with the stats from the Who's Who volume above. Perhaps I should also track this one down too:
Any role-playing Bat-fans out there have a copy of these and a scanner on hand? I'd appreciate it!
What I want to know is, can you actually play Harvey in any of these? And more importantly, do you have to flip a coin before you make a move?
