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From: eberline@cory.Berkeley.EDU ( )
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Subject: Re: Mr. Fantastic in Champions.
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Date: Wed, 26-Nov-86 20:19:14 EST
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In article <9731@sri-spam.istc.sri.com> robert@sri-spam.istc.sri.com (Robert Allen) writes:
>	How can Whamo buy the ability to stretch his neck 
>	clockwise in order to see behind him?  Buy 360 degree
>	vision with a disad or two?  But that's not really
>	very good, since he can only look in one direction
>	at a time.  Well?

Sounds more like a special effect than a power.  Anyone can turn around
to look at something behind him; the only advantage, where norms are
immobilized at the feet & torso but not the neck, would seem to be so
infrequent as not worth even a couple of points.

					eberline@cory.Berkeley.EDU