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Real Name: Reep Daggle
First Appearance: Action Comics # 267 [DC Comics August 1960]
Character created by Jerry Siegel and Jim Mooney
ABILITIES
Prowess 4 {Fair}
Coordination 5 {Good}
Strength 4 {Fair}
Intellect 4 {Fair}
Awareness 5 {Good}
Willpower 7 {Incredible}
Stamina: 11
Determination: 1
SPECIALTIES
Deception
Investigation Expert
Performance Expert
Stealth Master
POWERS
Detection (Target’s molecular structure) 3 {Average}
Transformation: (Animals) 8 {Amazing}
Extra Type: Humanoids Extra Type: Objects (Limit: Disguise)
Growth
Instant
Shrinking
Stretching
EQUIPMENT
QUALITIES
. Antennae: Binding his antennae keeps Reep from using his Detection powers.
. Vulnerability: Exposed to large amounts of high radiation freezes him in the shape he is in for one chapter.
. Prejudice: Durlans are viewed with suspicion throughout the galaxay.
Points: 93
ORIGIN STORY
Reep’s
past is shrouded in mystery and confusion, but the undisputable truth
is that he joined the Legion to better the image of all Durlans, using
his people’s shapeshifting ability to become a spy and detective. His
covert activities landed him in prison when he almost started a war. He
was released thanks to his actions to stop a Daxamite controlled by
Darkseid. His powers were suppressed during his incarceration, but they
returned eventually, but just in time for the Legion to disband.
He would later be the force behind the recreation of the team
to reassume his role as the Legion’s light-hearted super-spy. He serves as the permanent head of the Espionage Squad, due to his powers and his high detective skills.
Reep is altruistic and loyal, but he tends to adapt his outward behavior to his immediate environment, blending what others expect of him and what they project of themselves on him. He is, however, the proud owner of a grand sense of fun.
Reep is a shapechanger, like everyone from his planet, and his antennae can read a target’s molecular structure for later reproduction. While he can copy basic functions, appearance and physiology as well as changing his own size and chemical composition to a certain extent, he can’t reproduce an individual’s special powers, or the unique and complex abilities from other creatures. Chameleon is also the son of R.J. Brande, an intergalactic entrepreneur, who is locked in human form and hid their relationship for years.
Reep is altruistic and loyal, but he tends to adapt his outward behavior to his immediate environment, blending what others expect of him and what they project of themselves on him. He is, however, the proud owner of a grand sense of fun.
Reep is a shapechanger, like everyone from his planet, and his antennae can read a target’s molecular structure for later reproduction. While he can copy basic functions, appearance and physiology as well as changing his own size and chemical composition to a certain extent, he can’t reproduce an individual’s special powers, or the unique and complex abilities from other creatures. Chameleon is also the son of R.J. Brande, an intergalactic entrepreneur, who is locked in human form and hid their relationship for years.
Converted characters, most of the times, unavoidably exceeds the 45-point limitation that the ICONS Superpowered Roleplaying Game core book recommends. With the revision, according to to rules presented in ICONS Great Power book, Chameleon got immensely more expensive, bringing to light the powerhouse he is. Streamlined, once again, according to ICONS Superpowered Roleplaying: The Assembled Edition.
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