[quote=@Rin]
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...Huh, that's a pretty cool system, really.

Of course, now that you've mentioned him, we [i]have[/i] to have Condiment King show up at some point. :D
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It fits my whole idea on GMing; that I do this for the enjoyment of Players first and foremost--because if the players aren't happy and loving it, I know I as the GM won't have fun and love it. 

Storytellers allow players to feel a real sense of "ownership" over the game and the story and the setting--a sense of ownership I'm not sure they'd get otherwise. And players that feel a genuine connection to the game often are happier players that stick around. Not always, but more often than not, I've found. 

And God yes, let's have all the obscure villains make an appearance. In the early stages of this game, when Talia was still going to be a GM NPC like Bruce, I was planning on her interrupting a meeting of low level obscure villains (kinda like Heath's Joker interrupts the criminals in TDK), a meeting chaired by Crazy Quilt. 

This is how deep my love for the obscure and silly villains goes.