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Me to me discussing why I do the things I do.
“This fortress contains all the known knowledge of the universe. In particular, the history of Krypton and your ancestors. The technology provided by this crystal creates a place of solitude where you may seek reprieve from this world. A replication of your homeworld, you’ll find the environment and atmosphere within the fortress to be much harsher than that of your adoptive planet.” The voice boomed.
“The very air is heavier here; Krypton’s atmosphere is nearly ten times denser than that of Earth’s. Its gravitational pull is exponentially stronger, challenging even your already immense strength. You will be able to use the resources here not only to enhance your knowledge of the universe, but also to train your abilities beyond civilian saves. Only then will you be prepared to face the destiny that lies ahead.”
“Who are you?” Clark replied, yelling into the vaulted crystalline ceilings.
“An ally,” The disembodied voice replied. A subtle shift in the crystals revealed a transparent column containing what appeared to be a mannequin inside.
“A gift from your Uncle. This fortress showcases his engineering expertise and the ability to tailor it to your specific needs. Kelex-” The voice commanded as a robotic figure appeared.
“Please help fit the son of Jor-El with his armour.”
“You must have a name,” Clark bellowed, looking around the fortress as the robot approached, handing Clark the suit. The fabric felt almost alive as it wrapped itself around Clark’s arm and slowly spread across his body. It changed from blue to black as Clark suddenly felt the light of the yellow sun concentrated upon his body, restoring his depleted cells.
“Your travels have left you weakened. Zor-El’s suit will accelerate your recovery. Kelex was a loyal servant of your father’s; he will be able to function as an extension of your suit and will grant the sunstone that makes up the armour autonomy to help you in your battles.” The voice explained. “As for my name,”
The voice paused as the silver crest of the House of El appeared on Clark’s chest.
“You may call me Zod.”
“The very air is heavier here; Krypton’s atmosphere is nearly ten times denser than that of Earth’s. Its gravitational pull is exponentially stronger, challenging even your already immense strength. You will be able to use the resources here not only to enhance your knowledge of the universe, but also to train your abilities beyond civilian saves. Only then will you be prepared to face the destiny that lies ahead.”
“Who are you?” Clark replied, yelling into the vaulted crystalline ceilings.
“An ally,” The disembodied voice replied. A subtle shift in the crystals revealed a transparent column containing what appeared to be a mannequin inside.
“A gift from your Uncle. This fortress showcases his engineering expertise and the ability to tailor it to your specific needs. Kelex-” The voice commanded as a robotic figure appeared.
“Please help fit the son of Jor-El with his armour.”
“You must have a name,” Clark bellowed, looking around the fortress as the robot approached, handing Clark the suit. The fabric felt almost alive as it wrapped itself around Clark’s arm and slowly spread across his body. It changed from blue to black as Clark suddenly felt the light of the yellow sun concentrated upon his body, restoring his depleted cells.
“Your travels have left you weakened. Zor-El’s suit will accelerate your recovery. Kelex was a loyal servant of your father’s; he will be able to function as an extension of your suit and will grant the sunstone that makes up the armour autonomy to help you in your battles.” The voice explained. “As for my name,”
The voice paused as the silver crest of the House of El appeared on Clark’s chest.
“You may call me Zod.”
“What happened to my sister, Lex?”
“Cara!” The surprise was evident in Lex’s voice, “I didn’t know you were in town.” He continued, embracing his sister-in-law as she approached. She reluctantly returned the gesture, her body tense and impatient while Lex found the words to answer Cara properly.
“She’s severely dehydrated, severe to moderate burns across her entire body.” Lex’s voice wavered, a raised hand against the glass of the observation window. “Initial analysis says it’s a metahuman attack, but I’m not as convinced. Scans of the area only show residuals of the woman they had in custody. Her partner-” He paused, “I’m led to believe she has a human partner, perhaps augmented. Equally dangerous none the less.”
Lex paused, turning towards Carol.
“How did you get here so quickly?”
“I was on the phone with Lexa when it happened,” Carol answered, moving beside Lex as her brow furrowed. Her eyes intently staring at her sister hooked up to wires and fluids as the doctors worked to help Lexa regain consciousness.
“I convinced an airman to fly me out the moment I was disconnected.”
“Lexa knew the risks when she joined the D.E.O.-”
“How can you be so cold?” Carol interjected, turning towards Lex as she the petite powerhouse jabbed a finger into his chest. The blonde woman looked up into Lex’s seemingly emotionless eyes.
“That’s your wife lying there fighting for her life. My sister and you’re here spouting theories about what happened to her instead of finding a way to help her.”
“I already have the best specialists in Metropolis here, Cara. I assure you, under my watch you will not lose your sister.” Lex replied, a firm hand gently removing Carol’s accusatory finger.
“Nor will I be losing my wife. Lexa’s life is in the best possible hands money could buy. There’s no one more suited to saving her.”
“Good,” Carol replied, “I knew I always liked you,”
“You didn’t,” Lex chided, “But that’s kind of you to say.” He replied with a smile. “You’re welcome to stay at the penthouse tonight, Cara.”
“Thanks, bro,” Carol responded before playfully slugging Lex in the arm. “But I’ve got other business to attend to.”
“Cara-”
“I don’t want to hear it, Lex.” Carol snapped, “If that was your sister-”
“I’d let the proper authorities handle it.”
“Just like Club Zero?”
Lex faltered.
“How do you?”
“I checked up on you before you married Lexa.” Carol replied, “You’ve got your own fair share of skeletons in your closet.”
“Then I suggest you learn from my mistakes and not rush headstrong into repeating them.” Lex replied firmly, grabbing Carol’s arm before she quickly shook him off.
“Leave it alone, Lex. You’re my brother-in-law, but you sure as hell ain’t family.” Cara growled.
Lex held up his hands, watching as Cara stormed out of the hospital. Pulling his cellphone out of his pocket, he dialed quickly before holding it up to his ear.
“Hey, you’re on scene right? Look, Clark, I have a favour to ask.”
“Cara!” The surprise was evident in Lex’s voice, “I didn’t know you were in town.” He continued, embracing his sister-in-law as she approached. She reluctantly returned the gesture, her body tense and impatient while Lex found the words to answer Cara properly.
“She’s severely dehydrated, severe to moderate burns across her entire body.” Lex’s voice wavered, a raised hand against the glass of the observation window. “Initial analysis says it’s a metahuman attack, but I’m not as convinced. Scans of the area only show residuals of the woman they had in custody. Her partner-” He paused, “I’m led to believe she has a human partner, perhaps augmented. Equally dangerous none the less.”
Lex paused, turning towards Carol.
“How did you get here so quickly?”
“I was on the phone with Lexa when it happened,” Carol answered, moving beside Lex as her brow furrowed. Her eyes intently staring at her sister hooked up to wires and fluids as the doctors worked to help Lexa regain consciousness.
“I convinced an airman to fly me out the moment I was disconnected.”
“Lexa knew the risks when she joined the D.E.O.-”
“How can you be so cold?” Carol interjected, turning towards Lex as she the petite powerhouse jabbed a finger into his chest. The blonde woman looked up into Lex’s seemingly emotionless eyes.
“That’s your wife lying there fighting for her life. My sister and you’re here spouting theories about what happened to her instead of finding a way to help her.”
“I already have the best specialists in Metropolis here, Cara. I assure you, under my watch you will not lose your sister.” Lex replied, a firm hand gently removing Carol’s accusatory finger.
“Nor will I be losing my wife. Lexa’s life is in the best possible hands money could buy. There’s no one more suited to saving her.”
“Good,” Carol replied, “I knew I always liked you,”
“You didn’t,” Lex chided, “But that’s kind of you to say.” He replied with a smile. “You’re welcome to stay at the penthouse tonight, Cara.”
“Thanks, bro,” Carol responded before playfully slugging Lex in the arm. “But I’ve got other business to attend to.”
“Cara-”
“I don’t want to hear it, Lex.” Carol snapped, “If that was your sister-”
“I’d let the proper authorities handle it.”
“Just like Club Zero?”
Lex faltered.
“How do you?”
“I checked up on you before you married Lexa.” Carol replied, “You’ve got your own fair share of skeletons in your closet.”
“Then I suggest you learn from my mistakes and not rush headstrong into repeating them.” Lex replied firmly, grabbing Carol’s arm before she quickly shook him off.
“Leave it alone, Lex. You’re my brother-in-law, but you sure as hell ain’t family.” Cara growled.
Lex held up his hands, watching as Cara stormed out of the hospital. Pulling his cellphone out of his pocket, he dialed quickly before holding it up to his ear.
“Hey, you’re on scene right? Look, Clark, I have a favour to ask.”
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ A MULTI-FANDOM SINGULAR UNIVERSE ROLEPLAY ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
◼ G M (s): Lord Wraith ◼ C O N S U L T I N G G M: TBD ◼ G E N R E: Fandom ◼ T Y P E: Sandbox with linear and Collaborative Arcs
"We all wish we had super powers.""We all wish we could do more than we can do."
S T A N L E E ( 1 9 2 2 - 2 0 1 8 )
P R E M I S E:
Absolute Comics is a collaborative linear sandbox roleplay that uses the ideas presented in Marvel and DC Comics' various media to create new and exciting stories using familiar elements and characters. To those of you asking exactly what a collaborative linear sandbox is, I define this style of game as a compilation of linear stories written by multiple groups of people that interact and mesh to create one persistent game within the same sandbox. If that's as clear as mud for you, let me try to clean it up.
In-game history is decided on a first-come, first-served basis. However, it should not be designed in a way that locks another player out of taking on a favourite role. For example, if a player applies as Dick Grayson before an application has been received for Bruce Wayne, the player applying as Grayson can decide to portray Dick as Robin, Nightwing, or even Batman. No matter which of these roles the Grayson player chooses, it has an effect on a future Bruce Wayne player.
Due to the inclusive nature of the roleplay, a Bruce Wayne player would have to craft their CS to reflect a Bruce who allows for opportunities for a Grayson player or other notable members of the Bat-family. For instance, if the Grayson player chooses to be Nightwing, then the Bruce Wayne player will need to portray an older Batman. Even if a ‘Dick-Bats’ could block a player from playing Bruce Wayne as Batman, it shouldn’t necessarily block Bruce Wayne as a character. If both parties desire, a Batman Inc.-like scenario could even be worked out. It should also be noted that villains are viable as player characters, and applying for Captain America does not mean another player can't join as Red Skull, pending some agreement between the two players.
Rogues, enemies and otherwise foes of heroes can be reinvented and explored in new pairings, though all 'archenemies' should be cleared with a 'parent' character player or GM before doing so. Minor villains and fodder, however, will be regarded as first-come, first-served and can be 'claimed', within reason, by noting them on your application.
In-game history is decided on a first-come, first-served basis. However, it should not be designed in a way that locks another player out of taking on a favourite role. For example, if a player applies as Dick Grayson before an application has been received for Bruce Wayne, the player applying as Grayson can decide to portray Dick as Robin, Nightwing, or even Batman. No matter which of these roles the Grayson player chooses, it has an effect on a future Bruce Wayne player.
Due to the inclusive nature of the roleplay, a Bruce Wayne player would have to craft their CS to reflect a Bruce who allows for opportunities for a Grayson player or other notable members of the Bat-family. For instance, if the Grayson player chooses to be Nightwing, then the Bruce Wayne player will need to portray an older Batman. Even if a ‘Dick-Bats’ could block a player from playing Bruce Wayne as Batman, it shouldn’t necessarily block Bruce Wayne as a character. If both parties desire, a Batman Inc.-like scenario could even be worked out. It should also be noted that villains are viable as player characters, and applying for Captain America does not mean another player can't join as Red Skull, pending some agreement between the two players.
Rogues, enemies and otherwise foes of heroes can be reinvented and explored in new pairings, though all 'archenemies' should be cleared with a 'parent' character player or GM before doing so. Minor villains and fodder, however, will be regarded as first-come, first-served and can be 'claimed', within reason, by noting them on your application.
S O U R C E M A T E R I A L:
As previously mentioned this roleplay allows players to draw upon characters from not only the Marvel and DC Universes but other characters may be considered on a case by case basis if they fit the tone and feel of the game, however, priority will be given to characters who originate from Marvel and DC comics. Your character concept can be based on any iteration of the character, and can start from any point in their career as there won't be one date isolated as 'Zero Year'.
What this means for you as a player is that the world's Spider-Man could currently be Miles Morales, Iron Man could be replaced by Iron Heart, Batman could be Terry McGinnis. This also means that some heroes might just be starting out, perhaps the Teen Titans were just formed? Maybe Scott Summers just found out he was a mutant? The changes and possibilities are near endless but are sure to create a unique world for us to tell our own takes on these 'modern myths'.
What this means for you as a player is that the world's Spider-Man could currently be Miles Morales, Iron Man could be replaced by Iron Heart, Batman could be Terry McGinnis. This also means that some heroes might just be starting out, perhaps the Teen Titans were just formed? Maybe Scott Summers just found out he was a mutant? The changes and possibilities are near endless but are sure to create a unique world for us to tell our own takes on these 'modern myths'.
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R U L E S & R E G U L A T I O N S:
Players may take the role of any hero or villain from the DC and Marvel universes. Exceptions to this include characters which appeared due to crossovers with other franchises. Characters originally appearing in Manga or Anime are heavily discouraged because of their incompatibility with Western superhero comics. Other comic titles discouraged are those belonging to science fiction genres such as Godzilla, Power Rangers, Transformers, Star Trek, and Star Wars. We will judge all properties from outside of the Marvel and DC Universes on a case-by-case basis, provided they fit the themes and tones of the game, but the above limitations are definitive.
The GMs hold the right to veto any application that they feel is incompatible with this game. Whether by application content, character or player experience. The GMs are under no obligation to give any reason for an application rejection.
We will grant a second character to players at their request, provided they have proven consistent and reliable prior to asking. Additionally, the player should not be abrasive towards either the GMs or the other players; instead, they should inspire the community and help the game flourish. To summarize, players need to meet three criteria:
Team applications may only be submitted as a second application and are subject to higher scrutiny by the GM team. While players are still welcome to submit applications for pairings or trios, applications for four or more characters (The Fantastic Four notwithstanding, provided it’s the canon characters) will only be permitted to players who have been granted a secondary character spot. Teams exempted from team applications include the Justice League and the Avengers. Not all teams are equal, and the eligibility of each team application will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis.
If a player applies as a team by themselves but is open to other players taking the reins of specific characters or otherwise helping with their concept, they may indicate so on their sheet. In this case, prospective players will fall primarily under their purview, although the GM reserves the right to final say in all player acceptances. Should a solo player not want anyone else involved with their team, they have no obligation to entertain inquiries.
If players choose to compete for a character, you have a twenty-four (24) hour window to state your intent to compete. The competing application(s) will then be given a seventy-two (72) hour deadline in which both players must submit their samples if they have not done so already. The GM Team will then judge the two competing applications. The winner will be selected by the GMs based on who they believe better portrays the character and has a stronger concept. During this competition, the GMs may also vet a player's history to check for posting consistency or previous incidents of abrasive behaviours to better weigh their options.
In terms of character creation, you are free to overhaul and redesign any canon character from one of the aforementioned publishers. This means you can tell the story of the character how you believe it should be told. However, the character should remain recognizable, though given the inspired source material, you may make any change necessary to tell your story. Every aspect of the character is malleable within the combined universe; this can even include sex and abilities if so desired. You will have more freedom with this in your multiverse than within the Prime Universe.
Absolutely no 'OOC' chatter in the In Character Thread. If you have a question or anything to explain, there is an Out Of Character Thread provided. You have no excuse to make an 'OOC' comment in the IC, and if done, it will be heavily frowned upon. If you require a more immediate answer, don't hesitate to directly ask the GM Team or relevant player through tagging, PM or other methods.
Writing expectations for this roleplay are at least two (2) well-developed paragraphs as a minimum per post. Three (3) to five (5) paragraph posts, however, would be awesome so long as you're not simply chewing the scenery. Proper spelling and grammar are also expected but small mistakes here and there are understandable. Blatant offences will be called out.
You are required to post at least once per character within a fourteen (14) day period. There will be a post-check-in, once per week performed by the GMs to ensure the IC is moving consistently. Extensions will be given in extenuating circumstances. Please recognize your limitations before joining the RP. If you are unable to post once every ten days, then it's highly likely that you do not have enough time to keep up with the RP. If you do miss the deadline, your character will be listed as 'inactive'. After a further week of inactivity, your character will be expelled and dealt with as necessary in the IC, whether killed or used as needed and then discarded. This whole process is simply easier if you just let the GM know if you're unable to keep up or simply have lost interest in the RP. If you find yourself in a plot with another player and they disappear, do your best to move on without them and quickly finish the arc to the best of your ability, or ask for the help of a GM.
This is a Character-Driven RP, and as such you are encouraged and expected to take charge of your character's subplots and storylines. There will be a heavy emphasis on collaborative activities and team building as well. The GMs will be leading the RP in the traditional sense with a driving plot and will ensure the RP keeps moving; however, we do want to see you develop your characters and produce your plots. However, we don't want you to lock your character out of interaction and focus solely on your character and their 'world'. No one enjoys watching you play with yourself; it's always better to let someone else join in on the fun.
If you join this RP, if you take the time to apply, I'm putting my faith in you that you'll be committed to it and that the character you play will be consistent with the one in the agreed-upon CS. I have a hard time with this sometimes, and I understand that things just happen. That said I’m referring to suddenly giving a character new powers with no explanation or completely changing their backstory to add new skills. I’m okay with changes, but I’d like a heads-up first, so perhaps we can work a more natural way towards these things happening. In terms of commitment, dropping out of the RP randomly for whatever reason is a pain for a GM. Simply put, it wastes my time along with the other players. If you do not think you can join and you're sure something will come up, do not join. The tendency to not care about an RP after a while? Don't join. Simple as that. I will work with you when it comes to bumps in the road. If you think you're going to be out for a couple of days, that's fine. I'll find a way to excuse you from the story or play your character. However, please let the group know as far in advance as possible. If you're going on a trip, tell me something. Do not leave me wondering where you are. Let me know so I can keep things going. I will work around you if you work with me when you can.
The GMs hold the right to veto any application that they feel is incompatible with this game. Whether by application content, character or player experience. The GMs are under no obligation to give any reason for an application rejection.
We will grant a second character to players at their request, provided they have proven consistent and reliable prior to asking. Additionally, the player should not be abrasive towards either the GMs or the other players; instead, they should inspire the community and help the game flourish. To summarize, players need to meet three criteria:
- Post consistently, driving stories forward and referencing the world at large
- Post reliably within posting requirements with minimum guidance from the GMs
- Contribute to the game and community positively (i.e. Comment on posts and discussions, take part in Crises, create Crossovers, etc.)
Team applications may only be submitted as a second application and are subject to higher scrutiny by the GM team. While players are still welcome to submit applications for pairings or trios, applications for four or more characters (The Fantastic Four notwithstanding, provided it’s the canon characters) will only be permitted to players who have been granted a secondary character spot. Teams exempted from team applications include the Justice League and the Avengers. Not all teams are equal, and the eligibility of each team application will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis.
If a player applies as a team by themselves but is open to other players taking the reins of specific characters or otherwise helping with their concept, they may indicate so on their sheet. In this case, prospective players will fall primarily under their purview, although the GM reserves the right to final say in all player acceptances. Should a solo player not want anyone else involved with their team, they have no obligation to entertain inquiries.
If players choose to compete for a character, you have a twenty-four (24) hour window to state your intent to compete. The competing application(s) will then be given a seventy-two (72) hour deadline in which both players must submit their samples if they have not done so already. The GM Team will then judge the two competing applications. The winner will be selected by the GMs based on who they believe better portrays the character and has a stronger concept. During this competition, the GMs may also vet a player's history to check for posting consistency or previous incidents of abrasive behaviours to better weigh their options.
In terms of character creation, you are free to overhaul and redesign any canon character from one of the aforementioned publishers. This means you can tell the story of the character how you believe it should be told. However, the character should remain recognizable, though given the inspired source material, you may make any change necessary to tell your story. Every aspect of the character is malleable within the combined universe; this can even include sex and abilities if so desired. You will have more freedom with this in your multiverse than within the Prime Universe.
Absolutely no 'OOC' chatter in the In Character Thread. If you have a question or anything to explain, there is an Out Of Character Thread provided. You have no excuse to make an 'OOC' comment in the IC, and if done, it will be heavily frowned upon. If you require a more immediate answer, don't hesitate to directly ask the GM Team or relevant player through tagging, PM or other methods.
Writing expectations for this roleplay are at least two (2) well-developed paragraphs as a minimum per post. Three (3) to five (5) paragraph posts, however, would be awesome so long as you're not simply chewing the scenery. Proper spelling and grammar are also expected but small mistakes here and there are understandable. Blatant offences will be called out.
You are required to post at least once per character within a fourteen (14) day period. There will be a post-check-in, once per week performed by the GMs to ensure the IC is moving consistently. Extensions will be given in extenuating circumstances. Please recognize your limitations before joining the RP. If you are unable to post once every ten days, then it's highly likely that you do not have enough time to keep up with the RP. If you do miss the deadline, your character will be listed as 'inactive'. After a further week of inactivity, your character will be expelled and dealt with as necessary in the IC, whether killed or used as needed and then discarded. This whole process is simply easier if you just let the GM know if you're unable to keep up or simply have lost interest in the RP. If you find yourself in a plot with another player and they disappear, do your best to move on without them and quickly finish the arc to the best of your ability, or ask for the help of a GM.
This is a Character-Driven RP, and as such you are encouraged and expected to take charge of your character's subplots and storylines. There will be a heavy emphasis on collaborative activities and team building as well. The GMs will be leading the RP in the traditional sense with a driving plot and will ensure the RP keeps moving; however, we do want to see you develop your characters and produce your plots. However, we don't want you to lock your character out of interaction and focus solely on your character and their 'world'. No one enjoys watching you play with yourself; it's always better to let someone else join in on the fun.
If you join this RP, if you take the time to apply, I'm putting my faith in you that you'll be committed to it and that the character you play will be consistent with the one in the agreed-upon CS. I have a hard time with this sometimes, and I understand that things just happen. That said I’m referring to suddenly giving a character new powers with no explanation or completely changing their backstory to add new skills. I’m okay with changes, but I’d like a heads-up first, so perhaps we can work a more natural way towards these things happening. In terms of commitment, dropping out of the RP randomly for whatever reason is a pain for a GM. Simply put, it wastes my time along with the other players. If you do not think you can join and you're sure something will come up, do not join. The tendency to not care about an RP after a while? Don't join. Simple as that. I will work with you when it comes to bumps in the road. If you think you're going to be out for a couple of days, that's fine. I'll find a way to excuse you from the story or play your character. However, please let the group know as far in advance as possible. If you're going on a trip, tell me something. Do not leave me wondering where you are. Let me know so I can keep things going. I will work around you if you work with me when you can.
H A W K M A N
H A W K M A N
H A W K M A N
"Mace. Face."
C H A R A C T E R P O R T R A I T _________________________________________________________C H A R A C T E R P O R T R A I T  _________________________________________________________ C H A R A C T E R S U M M A R Y _________________________________________________________C H A R A C T E R S U M M A R Y Katar Hol // Dr. Carter Hall, PhD _________________________________________________________ 34 | American S U P P O R T I N G C A S T S U P P O R T I N G C A S T P O S T C A T A L O G U E P O S T C A T A L O G U E XX - Post Name - | C H A R A C T E R C O N C E P T C H A R A C T E R C O N C E P T With Hawkman, I set out to devise a pulp-style story in the vein of Raiders of the Lost Ark. I've set about narrowing down the convoluted history and backstory of the Hawks and devised a pathway forward using their reincarnation cycle but not to the extreme end that the DC did with the 2018 run. There isn't countless variations of Hawkman across time and the multiverse. Instead there is one clear lineage starting with a warrior from Thanagar and ending at the present archaeologist. Re-reading a lot of the more modern Hawkman comics (1989 onwards), I've come to realize just how often the Hawks dealt with not only the supernatural and grotesque, but also the consequences of their own actions, typically through their past lives. In addition to their primary antagonist, Hath-Set, the Hawks fight a lot of foes who through one circumstance or another have come back to haunt them from a previous existence. I think there's a lot of potential story telling in these threads and would love to explore the themes of poetic justice, consequence and sort of a 'sins of the father'. Supporting this adventure is a relatively new character in the form of Yara Flor who will be acting as Carter's grad student. Additionally, he will be joining forces with a rival archaeologist using an adapted version of Elsa Bloodstone. The initial plot will take our heroes deep in South America in search of the legendary city of El Dorado but along the way uncover a much more sinister plot to plunge the world in an eternal night. The Hawks through their reincarnation cycle have a long lineage of heroes and in addition to the above, I'm also hoping to explore their relation to Hector Hall (ideally as Dr. Fate) and the heroes Hawk and Dove. P L O T ( S ) & G O A L ( S ) P L O T ( S ) & G O A L ( S ) My long term goals with Hawkman are to introduce both Hawkgirl and Yara Flor as her wondrous alter-ego. Given the pulp inspiration, I'm ideally going to have shorter, more action packed stories with romance and drama sprinkled in. Romance being a key element of the Hawks, I'd love to build to getting Carter and Shayera reunited, but tragedy often follows them, so there's no way of knowing which way this will unfold. Looking at the greater scope of the RP, I'd love to develop relations with all generations of heroes. With Carter and Shayera having lived multiple lives, I envision the possibility that they were part of the Justice Society or an equivalent 1940s era team. |
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N I G H T W I N G
"How do you get 'Dick' from Richard?"
C H A R A C T E R P O R T R A I T _________________________________________________________C H A R A C T E R P O R T R A I T  _________________________________________________________ C H A R A C T E R S U M M A R Y _________________________________________________________C H A R A C T E R S U M M A R Y Richard 'Dick' John Grayson // Terrence 'Terry' Warren McGinnis _________________________________________________________ 24 // 19 | American S U P P O R T I N G C A S T S U P P O R T I N G C A S T P O S T C A T A L O G U E P O S T C A T A L O G U E XX - Post Name - | C H A R A C T E R C O N C E P T C H A R A C T E R C O N C E P T Blüdhaven. A wretched hive of scum and villainy. A cesspool built from Gotham's runoff, anything that doesn't put roots down in Gotham gets flushed into the city-like sewer known as Blüdhaven. A port town, Blüdhaven got its start as a whaling town before becoming an industrial port. The sky is layered in a thick cloud of smog, while streets are constantly filled with fog due to the miles of antique boiler pipe laid beneath cobblestone streets hastily repaired with asphalt and concrete. But for a brief moment, the city had hope in the form of its very own Bright Knight. Richard 'Dick' Grayson, the former protegé and Robin of Gotham's Batman, outgrew the shadow of his mentor's cape and, after a soul-finding journey, adopted a symbol of rebirth he learned from a distant Romani relative. From the ashes of Robin rose Nightwing, who took to the streets of Blüdhaven, using the best tricks learned from the Bat to inject fear into the superstitious and cowardly lot that preyed on the vulnerable. But years of war against the crimelord known as Blockbuster took their toll, eventually driving Dick Grayson to his breaking point, and in a final confrontation, Dick was left maimed and traumatized while Blockbuster was killed. A former vigilante turned recluse, Dick Grayson has reluctantly enjoyed a simpler life, managing a gymnastics facility and becoming a superintendent over a small apartment complex. However, a new Nightwing has appeared in Blüdhaven, and with it, a trail of bodies, brutally killed by blunt force trauma. Unable to allow his legacy to be tarnished and fear turned against the people of Blüdhaven, Dick is forced out of his mandated retirement. The Bright Knight Returns. P L O T ( S ) & G O A L ( S ) P L O T ( S ) & G O A L ( S ) As most of you already know, Dick Grayson is my favourite character in all of comics, and Batman Beyond was a show I basically grew up on. The idea of combining the two is highly appealing revisiting some of my favourite posts I've written over the years with Terry in the tights and a reluctant Dick playing the role of the guy in the chair. Will Dick recover from his injury? I doubt it, but a story of mistaken identity and legacy is certainly looking like a lot of fun to write while also integrating both Dick and Terry into a larger world that contains allies and foes alike from their respective histories. What you as a reader can expect are episodic posts exploring Terry growing into his new role as the protector of Blüdhaven while Dick is forced to rapidly mature as a mentor and perpetual big brother, founding his own 'Wing-family' with the help of everyone's favourite black sheep, Helena Bertinelli. |
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P R E M I S E:
Absolute Comics is a collaborative linear sandbox roleplay that uses the ideas presented in Marvel and DC Comics' various media to create new and exciting stories using familiar elements and characters. To those of you asking exactly what a collaborative linear sandbox is, I define this style of game as a compilation of linear stories written by multiple groups of people that interact and mesh to create one persistent game within the same sandbox. If that's as clear as mud for you, let me try to clean it up.
In-game history is decided on a first-come, first-served basis. However, it should not be designed in a way that locks another player out of taking on a favourite role. For example, if a player applies as Dick Grayson before an application has been received for Bruce Wayne, the player applying as Grayson can decide to portray Dick as Robin, Nightwing, or even Batman. No matter which of these roles the Grayson player chooses, it has an effect on a future Bruce Wayne player.
Due to the inclusive nature of the roleplay, a Bruce Wayne player would have to craft their CS to reflect a Bruce who allows for opportunities for a Grayson player or other notable members of the Bat-family. For instance, if the Grayson player chooses to be Nightwing, then the Bruce Wayne player will need to portray an older Batman. Even if a ‘Dick-Bats’ could block a player from playing Bruce Wayne as Batman, it shouldn’t necessarily block Bruce Wayne as a character. If both parties desire, a Batman Inc.-like scenario could even be worked out. It should also be noted that villains are viable as player characters, and applying for Captain America does not mean another player can't join as Red Skull, pending some agreement between the two players.
Rogues, enemies and otherwise foes of heroes can be reinvented and explored in new pairings, though all 'archenemies' should be cleared with a 'parent' character player or GM before doing so. Minor villains and fodder, however, will be regarded as first-come, first-served and can be 'claimed', within reason, by noting them on your application.
In-game history is decided on a first-come, first-served basis. However, it should not be designed in a way that locks another player out of taking on a favourite role. For example, if a player applies as Dick Grayson before an application has been received for Bruce Wayne, the player applying as Grayson can decide to portray Dick as Robin, Nightwing, or even Batman. No matter which of these roles the Grayson player chooses, it has an effect on a future Bruce Wayne player.
Due to the inclusive nature of the roleplay, a Bruce Wayne player would have to craft their CS to reflect a Bruce who allows for opportunities for a Grayson player or other notable members of the Bat-family. For instance, if the Grayson player chooses to be Nightwing, then the Bruce Wayne player will need to portray an older Batman. Even if a ‘Dick-Bats’ could block a player from playing Bruce Wayne as Batman, it shouldn’t necessarily block Bruce Wayne as a character. If both parties desire, a Batman Inc.-like scenario could even be worked out. It should also be noted that villains are viable as player characters, and applying for Captain America does not mean another player can't join as Red Skull, pending some agreement between the two players.
Rogues, enemies and otherwise foes of heroes can be reinvented and explored in new pairings, though all 'archenemies' should be cleared with a 'parent' character player or GM before doing so. Minor villains and fodder, however, will be regarded as first-come, first-served and can be 'claimed', within reason, by noting them on your application.
S O U R C E M A T E R I A L:
As previously mentioned this roleplay allows players to draw upon characters from not only the Marvel and DC Universes but other characters may be considered on a case by case basis if they fit the tone and feel of the game, however, priority will be given to characters who originate from Marvel and DC comics. Your character concept can be based on any iteration of the character, and can start from any point in their career as there won't be one date isolated as 'Zero Year'.
What this means for you as a player is that the world's Spider-Man could currently be Miles Morales, Iron Man could be replaced by Iron Heart, Batman could be Terry McGinnis. This also means that some heroes might just be starting out, perhaps the Teen Titans were just formed? Maybe Scott Summers just found out he was a mutant? The changes and possibilities are near endless but are sure to create a unique world for us to tell our own takes on these 'modern myths'.
What this means for you as a player is that the world's Spider-Man could currently be Miles Morales, Iron Man could be replaced by Iron Heart, Batman could be Terry McGinnis. This also means that some heroes might just be starting out, perhaps the Teen Titans were just formed? Maybe Scott Summers just found out he was a mutant? The changes and possibilities are near endless but are sure to create a unique world for us to tell our own takes on these 'modern myths'.
G A M E P L A Y:
COMIC BOOK TIME & GHOST WRITING:
CHAPTERS:
CROSSOVERS:
CRISES:
Sometimes, as a writer, you're tied up in your own plot, but another pops up that you'd like your character to be part of. As a comic book game, posts in the IC thread do not necessarily need to be linear. If you, as Player A, are running a plot but Player B is doing a Cross-Over with a team your character is affiliated with, you can write both simultaneously.
Likewise, characters appear in numerous issues each month, written by several different authors. In Odyssey, we're also inviting you to use that to your advantage. If you're particularly fond of someone's interpretation of a character and would like to use them in a spot for a Chapter, you may approach the controlling player and ask to do so. That player is allowed to deny you flat-out, or they can lend their character out with as many or few guidelines as they see fit for you to write the Chapter with. In this instance, you're given temporary control over a character as a guest or ghostwriter to carry out a Chapter elsewhere while the controlling player continues their own story. The controlling player may ask to proofread any or all posts or ask for you to retract or edit posts as they see fit if actions or instances don't match their vision.
Likewise, characters appear in numerous issues each month, written by several different authors. In Odyssey, we're also inviting you to use that to your advantage. If you're particularly fond of someone's interpretation of a character and would like to use them in a spot for a Chapter, you may approach the controlling player and ask to do so. That player is allowed to deny you flat-out, or they can lend their character out with as many or few guidelines as they see fit for you to write the Chapter with. In this instance, you're given temporary control over a character as a guest or ghostwriter to carry out a Chapter elsewhere while the controlling player continues their own story. The controlling player may ask to proofread any or all posts or ask for you to retract or edit posts as they see fit if actions or instances don't match their vision.
CHAPTERS:
'Chapters' is simply a fun name for contained player plots and story arcs. These are the stories told by you, the player and governed by those of you who take on the driving role. Sometimes these Chapters may be the work of one person, other times it may be the work of a duo or even a small party of players who created something together.
This is the bread and butter of the RP, moving it forward and filling out the world as players work together to tell stories and build the setting that directly impacts not only their character but also those playing alongside them in 'Supporting' and 'Roaming' roles. There's no defined length for a Chapter; it could be as short as a single post or as long as a story spanning over thirty posts. Think of a Chapter as an episode of a television show or a single comic issue.
All players must contribute towards the Chapters in the IC and drive their characters both independently and together. Equally, it is important to read other players' Chapters and make note of significant events or even just 'broadcasted' ones to reference and relate to within your own posts. Small efforts like this go a long way in making the world feel alive and connected.
Don't feel you have to be joined at the hip at all times, though; the same plot could be told through two characters without them constantly needing to be in the room at all times. To bring about a great recent example, re-examine 'Falcon and the Winter Soldier', while Sam and Bucky spent the impactful scenes together, if it wasn't for the events they accomplished apart, the story would not have fully come together.
This is the bread and butter of the RP, moving it forward and filling out the world as players work together to tell stories and build the setting that directly impacts not only their character but also those playing alongside them in 'Supporting' and 'Roaming' roles. There's no defined length for a Chapter; it could be as short as a single post or as long as a story spanning over thirty posts. Think of a Chapter as an episode of a television show or a single comic issue.
All players must contribute towards the Chapters in the IC and drive their characters both independently and together. Equally, it is important to read other players' Chapters and make note of significant events or even just 'broadcasted' ones to reference and relate to within your own posts. Small efforts like this go a long way in making the world feel alive and connected.
Don't feel you have to be joined at the hip at all times, though; the same plot could be told through two characters without them constantly needing to be in the room at all times. To bring about a great recent example, re-examine 'Falcon and the Winter Soldier', while Sam and Bucky spent the impactful scenes together, if it wasn't for the events they accomplished apart, the story would not have fully come together.
CROSSOVERS:
Crossovers are the icing on the cake; this is where the larger picture starts to form. A crossover is defined here as a player-coordinated and driven interaction between two or more character plots in the IC. To phrase it another way, it's when two or more 'Driving' character plots converge on the same thread. Like a 'team-up' between Flash and the Green Arrow that brings in all those associated characters. A Crossover may be as simple as a one-time team-up or a small part of a larger overarching story, depending on the ambitions of the player(s) coordinating the story and those involved. There is no limit as to how many crossovers can take place at any one time as they will be completely moderated by those involved and not the GM Team.
Crossovers may take place in a single city or even multiple cities, spanning up to a national event, depending on the number of players involved in the current crossover. Players are not required to participate in a crossover if they do not want to, and if you have approached a player and they have turned you down, we ask that you please respect their wishes. That said, all players should consider participating in a crossover from time to time if only to recharge and avoid burnout due to lack of interaction. You will never be required to remain within the crossover for its entire run unless you become integral to its story, in which case it is only respectful to do so.
Ultimately, the structure of each crossover will be dependent upon the player(s) organizing it. It should be noted that a crossover should never change the status quo of the game, and while consequences and fallout is encouraged, it should be limited to only those involved unless special permissions have been granted.
Crossovers may take place in a single city or even multiple cities, spanning up to a national event, depending on the number of players involved in the current crossover. Players are not required to participate in a crossover if they do not want to, and if you have approached a player and they have turned you down, we ask that you please respect their wishes. That said, all players should consider participating in a crossover from time to time if only to recharge and avoid burnout due to lack of interaction. You will never be required to remain within the crossover for its entire run unless you become integral to its story, in which case it is only respectful to do so.
Ultimately, the structure of each crossover will be dependent upon the player(s) organizing it. It should be noted that a crossover should never change the status quo of the game, and while consequences and fallout is encouraged, it should be limited to only those involved unless special permissions have been granted.
CRISES:
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.
P R E M I S E:
Absolute Comics is a collaborative linear sandbox roleplay that uses the ideas presented in Marvel and DC Comics' various media to create new and exciting stories using familiar elements and characters. To those of you asking exactly what a collaborative linear sandbox is, I define this style of game as a compilation of linear stories written by multiple groups of people that interact and mesh to create one persistent game within the same sandbox. If that's as clear as mud for you, let me try to clean it up.
In-game history is decided on a first-come, first-served basis. However, it should not be designed in a way that locks another player out of taking on a favourite role. For example, if a player applies as Dick Grayson before an application has been received for Bruce Wayne, the player applying as Grayson can decide to portray Dick as Robin, Nightwing, or even Batman. No matter which of these roles the Grayson player chooses, it has an effect on a future Bruce Wayne player.
Due to the inclusive nature of the roleplay, a Bruce Wayne player would have to craft their CS to reflect a Bruce who allows for opportunities for a Grayson player or other notable members of the Bat-family. For instance, if the Grayson player chooses to be Nightwing, then the Bruce Wayne player will need to portray an older Batman. Even if a ‘Dick-Bats’ could block a player from playing Bruce Wayne as Batman, it shouldn’t necessarily block Bruce Wayne as a character. If both parties desire, a Batman Inc.-like scenario could even be worked out. It should also be noted that villains are viable as player characters, and applying for Captain America does not mean another player can't join as Red Skull, pending some agreement between the two players.
Rogues, enemies and otherwise foes of heroes can be reinvented and explored in new pairings, though all 'archenemies' should be cleared with a 'parent' character player or GM before doing so. Minor villains and fodder, however, will be regarded as first-come, first-served and can be 'claimed', within reason, by noting them on your application.
In-game history is decided on a first-come, first-served basis. However, it should not be designed in a way that locks another player out of taking on a favourite role. For example, if a player applies as Dick Grayson before an application has been received for Bruce Wayne, the player applying as Grayson can decide to portray Dick as Robin, Nightwing, or even Batman. No matter which of these roles the Grayson player chooses, it has an effect on a future Bruce Wayne player.
Due to the inclusive nature of the roleplay, a Bruce Wayne player would have to craft their CS to reflect a Bruce who allows for opportunities for a Grayson player or other notable members of the Bat-family. For instance, if the Grayson player chooses to be Nightwing, then the Bruce Wayne player will need to portray an older Batman. Even if a ‘Dick-Bats’ could block a player from playing Bruce Wayne as Batman, it shouldn’t necessarily block Bruce Wayne as a character. If both parties desire, a Batman Inc.-like scenario could even be worked out. It should also be noted that villains are viable as player characters, and applying for Captain America does not mean another player can't join as Red Skull, pending some agreement between the two players.
Rogues, enemies and otherwise foes of heroes can be reinvented and explored in new pairings, though all 'archenemies' should be cleared with a 'parent' character player or GM before doing so. Minor villains and fodder, however, will be regarded as first-come, first-served and can be 'claimed', within reason, by noting them on your application.
S O U R C E M A T E R I A L:
As previously mentioned this roleplay allows players to draw upon characters from not only the Marvel and DC Universes but other characters may be considered on a case by case basis if they fit the tone and feel of the game, however, priority will be given to characters who originate from Marvel and DC comics. Your character concept can be based on any iteration of the character, and can start from any point in their career as there won't be one date isolated as 'Zero Year'.
What this means for you as a player is that the world's Spider-Man could currently be Miles Morales, Iron Man could be replaced by Iron Heart, Batman could be Terry McGinnis. This also means that some heroes might just be starting out, perhaps the Teen Titans were just formed? Maybe Scott Summers just found out he was a mutant? The changes and possibilities are near endless but are sure to create a unique world for us to tell our own takes on these 'modern myths'.
What this means for you as a player is that the world's Spider-Man could currently be Miles Morales, Iron Man could be replaced by Iron Heart, Batman could be Terry McGinnis. This also means that some heroes might just be starting out, perhaps the Teen Titans were just formed? Maybe Scott Summers just found out he was a mutant? The changes and possibilities are near endless but are sure to create a unique world for us to tell our own takes on these 'modern myths'.
G A M E P L A Y:
COMIC BOOK TIME & GHOST WRITING:
CHAPTERS:
CROSSOVERS:
CRISES:
Sometimes, as a writer, you're tied up in your own plot, but another pops up that you'd like your character to be part of. As a comic book game, posts in the IC thread do not necessarily need to be linear. If you, as Player A, are running a plot but Player B is doing a Cross-Over with a team your character is affiliated with, you can write both simultaneously.
Likewise, characters appear in numerous issues each month, written by several different authors. In Odyssey, we're also inviting you to use that to your advantage. If you're particularly fond of someone's interpretation of a character and would like to use them in a spot for a Chapter, you may approach the controlling player and ask to do so. That player is allowed to deny you flat-out, or they can lend their character out with as many or few guidelines as they see fit for you to write the Chapter with. In this instance, you're given temporary control over a character as a guest or ghostwriter to carry out a Chapter elsewhere while the controlling player continues their own story. The controlling player may ask to proofread any or all posts or ask for you to retract or edit posts as they see fit if actions or instances don't match their vision.
Likewise, characters appear in numerous issues each month, written by several different authors. In Odyssey, we're also inviting you to use that to your advantage. If you're particularly fond of someone's interpretation of a character and would like to use them in a spot for a Chapter, you may approach the controlling player and ask to do so. That player is allowed to deny you flat-out, or they can lend their character out with as many or few guidelines as they see fit for you to write the Chapter with. In this instance, you're given temporary control over a character as a guest or ghostwriter to carry out a Chapter elsewhere while the controlling player continues their own story. The controlling player may ask to proofread any or all posts or ask for you to retract or edit posts as they see fit if actions or instances don't match their vision.
CHAPTERS:
'Chapters' is simply a fun name for contained player plots and story arcs. These are the stories told by you, the player and governed by those of you who take on the driving role. Sometimes these Chapters may be the work of one person, other times it may be the work of a duo or even a small party of players who created something together.
This is the bread and butter of the RP, moving it forward and filling out the world as players work together to tell stories and build the setting that directly impacts not only their character but also those playing alongside them in 'Supporting' and 'Roaming' roles. There's no defined length for a Chapter; it could be as short as a single post or as long as a story spanning over thirty posts. Think of a Chapter as an episode of a television show or a single comic issue.
All players must contribute towards the Chapters in the IC and drive their characters both independently and together. Equally, it is important to read other players' Chapters and make note of significant events or even just 'broadcasted' ones to reference and relate to within your own posts. Small efforts like this go a long way in making the world feel alive and connected.
Don't feel you have to be joined at the hip at all times, though; the same plot could be told through two characters without them constantly needing to be in the room at all times. To bring about a great recent example, re-examine 'Falcon and the Winter Soldier', while Sam and Bucky spent the impactful scenes together, if it wasn't for the events they accomplished apart, the story would not have fully come together.
This is the bread and butter of the RP, moving it forward and filling out the world as players work together to tell stories and build the setting that directly impacts not only their character but also those playing alongside them in 'Supporting' and 'Roaming' roles. There's no defined length for a Chapter; it could be as short as a single post or as long as a story spanning over thirty posts. Think of a Chapter as an episode of a television show or a single comic issue.
All players must contribute towards the Chapters in the IC and drive their characters both independently and together. Equally, it is important to read other players' Chapters and make note of significant events or even just 'broadcasted' ones to reference and relate to within your own posts. Small efforts like this go a long way in making the world feel alive and connected.
Don't feel you have to be joined at the hip at all times, though; the same plot could be told through two characters without them constantly needing to be in the room at all times. To bring about a great recent example, re-examine 'Falcon and the Winter Soldier', while Sam and Bucky spent the impactful scenes together, if it wasn't for the events they accomplished apart, the story would not have fully come together.
CROSSOVERS:
Crossovers are the icing on the cake; this is where the larger picture starts to form. A crossover is defined here as a player-coordinated and driven interaction between two or more character plots in the IC. To phrase it another way, it's when two or more 'Driving' character plots converge on the same thread. Like a 'team-up' between Flash and the Green Arrow that brings in all those associated characters. A Crossover may be as simple as a one-time team-up or a small part of a larger overarching story, depending on the ambitions of the player(s) coordinating the story and those involved. There is no limit as to how many crossovers can take place at any one time as they will be completely moderated by those involved and not the GM Team.
Crossovers may take place in a single city or even multiple cities, spanning up to a national event, depending on the number of players involved in the current crossover. Players are not required to participate in a crossover if they do not want to, and if you have approached a player and they have turned you down, we ask that you please respect their wishes. That said, all players should consider participating in a crossover from time to time if only to recharge and avoid burnout due to lack of interaction. You will never be required to remain within the crossover for its entire run unless you become integral to its story, in which case it is only respectful to do so.
Ultimately, the structure of each crossover will be dependent upon the player(s) organizing it. It should be noted that a crossover should never change the status quo of the game, and while consequences and fallout is encouraged, it should be limited to only those involved unless special permissions have been granted.
Crossovers may take place in a single city or even multiple cities, spanning up to a national event, depending on the number of players involved in the current crossover. Players are not required to participate in a crossover if they do not want to, and if you have approached a player and they have turned you down, we ask that you please respect their wishes. That said, all players should consider participating in a crossover from time to time if only to recharge and avoid burnout due to lack of interaction. You will never be required to remain within the crossover for its entire run unless you become integral to its story, in which case it is only respectful to do so.
Ultimately, the structure of each crossover will be dependent upon the player(s) organizing it. It should be noted that a crossover should never change the status quo of the game, and while consequences and fallout is encouraged, it should be limited to only those involved unless special permissions have been granted.
CRISES:
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.
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"We all wish we had super powers.""We all wish we could do more than we can do."
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I N T R O D U C T I O N:
Welcome fans of Marvel, DC and all comics alike. Absolute Comics is a sandbox based RP that seeks to merge and mix the lore of your favourite DC and Marvel characters into one living cohesive world. The idea behind this RP is not to embody our favourite heroes to simply retell iconic stories and origins but to take these characters and make them our own. In fact, the goal of the RP is for players to take their favourite characters and re-imagine them to tell their own stories. We only ask that the 'heart' of the character remains the same. Players will take the roles of their favourite characters and tell stories either alone or in collaboration with other players in order to develop and grow the world.
Characters from the worlds of Marvel and DC Comics are first and foremost encouraged, however compatible characters from across other publishers and even other media will be considered. That said there are several characters who have appeared in publications over the years that are not only undesirable for this setting but outright won't be considered. These include the following:
Characters from the worlds of Marvel and DC Comics are first and foremost encouraged, however compatible characters from across other publishers and even other media will be considered. That said there are several characters who have appeared in publications over the years that are not only undesirable for this setting but outright won't be considered. These include the following:
- Transformers
- Star Wars
- Star Trek
- Monsterverse (ie Godzilla and King Kong)
- Power Rangers/Super Sentai*
- Sonic the Hedgehog*
- Other Manga/Anime*
*I understand some of these characters could be made compatible and are welcome to a case by case evaluation by PM.
N O T A B L E I N F O R M A T I O N:
A.R.G.U.S. - The Advanced Research Group Uniting Superhumans, A.R.G.U.S. is an international group headed by Amanda Waller, specializing in the ‘procurement’ of superhuman resources.
PROJECT CADMUS - A top secret joint initiative between multiple military branches and the Department of Homeland Security’s Secretary Alexander Pierce. Studies and develops new technologies for the purposes of weapons and means of defending America in the upcoming age.
S.H.I.E.L.D. - The Strategic Homeland Infiltration and Espionage Logistics Division is a shadowy branch of the United States Government and operates with the highest security clearance within the borders of the U.S.
S.W.O.R.D. - The Sentient World Observation and Response Division is a joint venture between S.H.I.E.L.D. and A.R.G.U.S. aimed at collecting information on extraterrestrial worlds while also being Earth’s first countermeasure to any threat from the stars.
◼ D.E.O.: A subdivision of A.R.G.U.S., the Department of Extranormal Operations is run by Special Secret Agent Robert Todd, otherwise known as Mister Bones. The subdivision monitors and catalogues superhumans and those with abilities, using this data to prevent any threat to the general public.
PROJECT CADMUS - A top secret joint initiative between multiple military branches and the Department of Homeland Security’s Secretary Alexander Pierce. Studies and develops new technologies for the purposes of weapons and means of defending America in the upcoming age.
S.H.I.E.L.D. - The Strategic Homeland Infiltration and Espionage Logistics Division is a shadowy branch of the United States Government and operates with the highest security clearance within the borders of the U.S.
S.W.O.R.D. - The Sentient World Observation and Response Division is a joint venture between S.H.I.E.L.D. and A.R.G.U.S. aimed at collecting information on extraterrestrial worlds while also being Earth’s first countermeasure to any threat from the stars.
C O M M U N I C A T I O N:
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