The muscular man burst into the bank, several colourful motorcycle thugs behind him. The man was an imposing sight; tall, muscular and clad in red pants, a red crash helmet and assorted bits of studded leathewear. "I am..." he shouted out, and then paused. He pulled a small card from a pouch, and read off it. "Baron Wasteland! Give me all your..." He looked back at his card. "Money!"

Before anyone could react, four more people entered the bank. A muscular man clad in a leather jacket and mask, a tall, attractive and solidly built woman, a man clad entirely in a black ninja costume and... well.. a sort of legless, dragon man thing with a long tail and wings. Yeah. The crowds in the bank paused. These were no ordinary bunch of passers by. These were... Some superheroes or another.

"Hold it right there, Wasteland!" The masked man shouted.

"Yeah, like, give up and all!" the woman added. The masked man gritted his teeth.

"Get them, my wasteland marauders!" Baron Wasteland replied. The colourful thugs charged forwards at the heroes, shouting a variety of war cries and waving assorted weapons. Two of them ran at the masked man, only to be sent reeling pinned to the floor by a sudden burst of energy from the man. Another two ran at the dragon, who swung around and whipped them with his tail. The two crashed to the ground, stunned. Another pair charged the woman, hollering various war-cries. She simply decked the first one, and then threw the second across the room.

The final thug, the largest of the bunch, faced off with the ninja. The thug reached for his weapon, a two-stroke chainsaw. Before he knew it, the ninja had leapt across the room, and pulled out a kendo stick. "Worldly passions bad!" the Ninja shouted as he bought the stick down on the man's head. There was a hollow thumping noise, and the thug slumped to the floor.

"Well that was, like, totally easy" the woman said.

"Ha! You may have defeated my marauders, but I cannot be beaten!" Baron Wasteland shouted. "For I am Baron Wasteland and I am invincible!"

"So why have we beaten him so many times?" The dragon asked no-one in particular.

Baron Wasteland turned a dial on his belt. Instantly, his size and mass increased dramatically. His muscled bulged. His shoulders widened. His neck disappeared. "I am Baron Wasteland! And I am unstoppable!"

The Baron charged at the four heroes, who leapt out of his way. Baron Wasteland continued on the strength of his own momentum, ramming straight into the door-frame, where he stuck fast.

"I am Baron Wasteland!" He shouted. "I appear to be stuck!"

"Allow me to fix that!" the Masked Man called, and fired a blast of gravitic energy at the baron. The blast knocked him out of the doorframe (incidentally, taking part of the wall and roof with him) and snet him sprawling down the stairs.

"My turn!" the woman shouted as she ran out the door. Leaping into the air, she dove down on the Baron, literally driving him into the footpath. She athletically rolled off him as the Dragon-man flew out of the bank.

"And now for the finisher!" The dragon called out. He unleashed a blast of fire that scorched the Baron and the surrounding area (incidentally immolating several parking meters, a shrub-in-a-tub and the Baron's getaway car. When the flames cleared, Baron Wasteland lay on the pavement, his clothes burnt and his skin blackened.

"I am Baron Wasteland" he moaned. "And I am in considerable pain"


The Groggighatten Defenders is a Champions (tm) campaign that I have been running for... oh... a few months now. The campaign is essentially a comedic one, with direly over the top villains clashing with underachieving and overtly destructive superheroes. Justice, greed or money does not motivate these people. They are just after a little bit of recognition. Is that too much to ask?

The Groggighatten Defenders (usually just the Defenders. The "Grogginghatten" part of their title is to distinguish them from the Des Moines Defenders, the Walla Walla Defenders and, of course, the Intercourse Defenders of Pennsylvania.) are one such group of superheroes. Three normal people (and one quite far from normal) who were given super-powers by various accidents (and, in one case, years and years of hard training). They joined forces to do good things, and become famous while they do them. So far they've achieved a little bit of fame, and busted up some serious (and not so serious) supervillains in the process. Okay, so they've mainly busted up the not so serious ones.

As the campaign is still going on (and probably won't end anytime soon) this page will be updated on a very, very irregular and unpredictable basis. Probably once every Milliglomp (which is the same as fourty three blinglebats or one half a quingleblom).

Incidentally, this game is being run using the (ugh) Champions: Gnu Millenium rules. Why? Because I didn't get a copy of Champions 4th Edition until well after the campaign had started, and I am too lazy to convert it all. Plus that would mean that "amateur" level superheroes and villains would be worth about 350 points each. Yeah, right.


What's Gnu?

After a long break, we're back with new stuff. Meet Grogginghatten's newest heroes, Project Justice and its newest villains, The Freaks and the Leauge of Doom. Plus there's new stuff in the Art Gallery, and the second issue has been (finnaly) writen up in the Issues guide.

Please forgive any non-functioning or broken links on this page. We are experiencing some technical difficulties during the instanlation of this web page

"Excellent... soon, through the power of this web page, I will rule the internet and then... the whole world!"

"Um, Dr D? You do know that you are relying on the maintainer actually completing this web page sometime before the end of the century?"

"Oh... poopie."


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Thanks to Max Fauth, Andrew Pollard and Richard Speyer for being the cool players who played this campaign. Thanks also to Mike Surbrook for some help on building some of the more outrageus powers and characters. Thanks also to Katherine Simson for Pink Flamingo Man and Haim Saban for inspiring Another Dimension Man. And thanks to all those monkeys out there, talking and otherwise.

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