[@Rapid Reader] I don't wanna stretch myself too thin but if you need a Doctor Strange and I'm not guest-writing for someone else I'd be happy too. Cap can always stop by though.

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[indent][indent][table=bordered][row][/row][row][cell=active][INDENT][SUB][SUP][H3][B][COLOR=white][abbr=Question of the Day]QOTD[/abbr]:[/COLOR][/B][/H3][/SUP][/SUB][/INDENT][b][sup]_______________________________[/sup][/b][INDENT][COLOR=BLACK]Thought it could be fun to stir up some conversation while we get closer to the deadline. Thinking about the character you've chosen, what type of '[abbr=Crises are large-scale events that affect the roleplay on a massive scale. These events can be global, universal or even multi-dimensional. Ideally, the occurring Crisis will affect all players, but all players need not directly contribute to the Crisis at hand. The outcome of these events will affect the roleplay's status quo, wiping the slate clean or drastically changing the present world. This could mean something like DC's Rebirth where abandoned characters can be reset allowing new players to assume their roles without the need to continue previous stories, or Marvel's Civil War where characters and their beliefs will be challenged, changing the alignment of different characters and the shape of different team rosters. These events won't take place often but when they do, they will be designed to directly impact the RP.][B]CRISIS[/B][/abbr]' event are they most likely to answer to? In this style of game, we've defined Crises as large-scale events that have ripples across the entire RP. In the first season of Ultimate One Universe, we had the face-off with the Silver Surfer. Most recently in Absolute Comics, we had Stryfe plan an attack in three separate locations across the country.

Heading into Sensation & Wonder, Doc, Sep and I are working on something entirely new but I'd love to hear what the ideal is for everyone's characters.[/COLOR][/INDENT][/cell][/row][/table][/indent][/indent]
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I just look forward to seeing what we have planned. I have no idea what's going on.