Okay, awhile back in my old thread I made a passing comment about having a true "petmaster" powerset. One where all of your moves consisted of using underlings. So, here it is, some accompanied with poop MS Paint doodles. As Such

Energy Builder-Fling
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You grab up tiny minions, hurling them at an enemy.
Is an EB. I thought about maybe an adv that could add some sort of debuff.

Toss
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You pick up a heftier servant, throwing them overhanded at an enemy.
A standard charge attack. Heave a tubby warrior at your foes/

MeatShield
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Bring forth a very portly shield.
A block. adv to reflect some damage

Body Slam
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Summon a giant to fall from the sky and slam your foes

Overrun
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Send a wave of minions to latch onto enemies, snarring them. Adv to make them self destruct, wounding and disorienting enemies.


I have a few more ideas, like creating a whip made up of minions to lash at bad guys, and having some minions act like normal pets. Some with swords, some with bows. have a few buffs that can stack, granting them armor.

First, I have to say I had a good laugh at your reference images - very cute and got the point across.

Second, I would like to see a set like this implemented, but only if it was done tastefully. By that I mean it could work very well if insect themed. It could also work if you changed it from throwing minions to summoning them - basically imagine if you could command spirits, ghosts, etc - think noncoporeal entities to fly toward the target then materialize to grab/hit/ensnare them.

/signed

I thought about that, and while I would be entertained by having a munchkin army following me around that I can pick up and begin hurling mercilessly at foes, I see your point. ^_^ Maybe have it like other pets, where you can chose different minions?

Ghosts, dwarfs, zombies, etc

Would be perfect for a nemesis.

Why did I picture that old cat lady from the Simpsons?

Either that, or Mayor West's cat-launcher from Family Guy.

Yup, that's the one. Would be awesome as a power, as long as the cats screeches are there as well.

Oh, my feelings.