It is, though Ace still has that gosh-darned sense of heroic morals to contend with.<br/><br/>Would it be safe to say that Minerva has a limit similar to the Sentry's The Void or Hulk's Rampaging Hulk limits?  Because her response is going to be to tell Silvia to get the rest of the crew out and then stay behind to make sure Arachne and Minerva both don't die.<br/><br/>Edit: Possible suggestion, based on the official stats for the Hulk.  I'll see if I can find any good villainous takes on a similar concept.<br/><br/><div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote">Quote</div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">-<strong>Limit(or SFX?):</strong> <em>Meltdown.</em> When Minerva is taken out by emotional stress, move all stress and trauma to the doom pool (and/or spend from the doom pool?) and activate RAMPAGING MINERVA.<br/><hr/>When Minerva loses control, her shapeshifting abilities escalate beyond the limits of any other major villain, but she becomes an almost mindless catastrophic force. While manifested, Rampaging Minerva uses the current doom pool in place of an Affiliation die for all dice pools, similar to a Large Scale Threat. Dice added to or spent out of the doom pool affect Rampaging Minerva's power. Rampaging Minerva's dice may be targeted like a Large Scale Threat's Affiliation dice with successful actions against her reducing the doom pool. If the doom pool is reduced to two dice, Rampaging Minerva is taken out and all emotional stress and trauma are recovered.</blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div><br/>Edit2: I suppose the best option for activation would be 'spend d12 from the doom pool to move all stress and trauma to the doom pool and activate RAMPAGING MINERVA'. Or just making an alternate set of stats for Minerva as a regular Large-Scale Threat.<br/><br/>And all this is assuming you wanted to do it, of course.  If you want the Action Scene to be completely over, then it could probably just be handled by a flat roll against the Doom Pool in the ensuing Transition Scene.