@CaptainManbeard I'm hype! Is there a blank one somewhere? I can't seem to find it.

You can use the ones I am actively working on and then replace it with your info:

https://www.roleplayerguild.com/topics/188318-young-avengers-secret-wars/char

@CaptainManbeard Sweet. I'll get on it after work today.

jasper's sheet is posted! hopefully everything is up to snuff.
https://www.roleplayerguild.com/posts/5366019

My characters sheets are now mostly done, just need to finish uploading images and write the bios for each, but everything else is up if you guys want to take a look.

Mine aren’t done. I’ll be editing my CSes after work

So mutants don't technically exist in the MCU, right?

What the heck do I call my character?

to my knowledge, the closest MCU equivalent to mutants would be the inhumans. however, i assumed with the multiversal status of the setting there'd be a bit of leeway, so i dubbed jasper a mutant on his sheet.

I threw metahuman on mine. Whatever works, I guess.

Alright it's up. I'm open to improvement.

Yeah, Mutant or Metahuman or whatever, it's all fine. Think of this as our own custom Multiverse, and so your universe can be set up however you want. I'll take a closer look at your character in a bit, but I did see the part about the hider tag. It should look like this without the spaces:
[ hider = My Hider Title ]
Stuff to be hidden.
[ / hider ]

And when I remove the spaces:

I'm copying it straight from the site, I have no idea why I can't get it to function.

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Ohhh. Didn't know that. I'll fix it after work, thank you!

Alright, got a sheet up, with a very brief history. We will see how it goes.

@Mistress Dizzy
Or you could just remove the [ ] around all of the *

@Ultimate Spidey It worked! Now I know. Thanks!

Characters look awesome, everyone! It inspired me to add a "Fight Theme" and an "Edge of Death Theme" for each of my characters XD. Also, Dizzy, one idea for a power-up for Origami later on is using her control over paper to reach down into the base materials to learn how to control wood. You could eventually get a Baby Groot variant as a sidekick, haha. I dunno, just ideas. I'm also a "little" high right now XD.

Anyway, I'm working on my bios and final images now, then I'll delve into the opening IC post. To give you guys a heads up how I'm opening it, it will essentially be like this:

1: Flashback to ten years ago when America first got her powers and encountered Teddy and Loki.
2: Flashback to one week ago when the Sentinels kidnapped each of them.
3: Present day, when the characters are being thawed out in preparation for the Inquisitor's arrival.

In each of your opening posts, feel free to write your encounter with America ten years ago as well. It just needs to be something simple, like you bumped into her briefly in a shopping mall or brushed past her in a crowded festival. In the case of Martin, given that he would still be an infant ten years ago, it could just be that America was passing by in a park and took a second to tell whoever was with Martin that they had a cute baby and pinched his cheeks.

After we each do our opening posts, I'll then have Doctor Strange break into the ship to free them. We'll have a bit of a chase sequence, and then we'll take the story to the alternate fantasy Earth and develop it from there.

Got up my character sheets for both Wolverine and Darkhawk. Let me know if anything needs changing.

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@CaptainManbeard I don't think Terra would have bumped into America at any point prior. She doesn't live on Earth.

Hmmmm. We need to think of a way for Terra to have been exposed to America's Traveler Aura when she first got her powers, otherwise, the Sentinels would not have a reason to capture her. America's exploits across the Multiverse weren't reserved just for alternate Earths - it's possible she bumped into Terra when she arrived on her planet by mistake. Perhaps the fabric of spacetime was bent in such a way that Terra's planet - Viltrum, I'm assuming - sat in the same multidimensional coordinates as the Earths America had visited up until that point. Maybe it was that encounter that made America realize that many of the alternate Earths were at different coordinates across the multitude of folds in the fabric of spacetime.