For the avoidance of doubt I'm going to restate for everyone's benefit that this is a One Universe roleplay and not an Ultimate one.

That means that Matt Murdock of the New Frontier world is the same Matt Murdock of the 616 universe at birth. The events thereafter may have changed slightly due to the fact he grew up in the same world as Superman, Green Lantern, The Flash, etc. For example, Dr. Strange may not be the Sorcerer Supreme of the New Frontier world if a DC mystic is deemed to be more powerful than him. That's not an existential change to the character but a byproduct of the characters having lived in the same world.

Fundamentally changing a character outside of these parameters is not acceptable. You need to explain how said Marvel or DC character coexisting with their other company counterpart has caused the changes you wish to make.

Are we all clear on that? Because it seems like there is still some confusion.

So to clarify, Matt being blinded and thus becoming the man without fear could become a Green Lantern due to having stronger will than say Hal Jordon. But Barry Allen couldn't be born a mutant and become an X-Men.

In all seriousness, are there any characters people want to see who haven't been done yet? I'm debating is it worth getting into the murky depths of the sea with Aquaman, but if he shares the oceans with Namor, could be awkward...

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Was honestly considering Aquaman, although the whole Namor thing put me off :P

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You take one, I'll take the other...ocean civil war! :P

At the same time, though, couldn't some of DC's metahumans be rebranded as mutants? I know in the last One Universe game on here that I was a part of, Beast Boy was one of the X-Men for instance.

EDIT: Rather, he was a student at Xavier's school, but you get what I mean.

@Eddie Brock I guess it stands to reason that given the concept of mutants doesn't exist in the DC universe, some of their metahumans might in fact be considered mutants in a shared universe where mutants are considered a thing.

@Morden Man Could I not have Luthor invite Supes to the Justice League? I just don't see him doing that. Oh I started on my sheet by the way.

For the avoidance of doubt I'm going to restate for everyone's benefit that this is a One Universe roleplay and not an Ultimate one.

That means that Matt Murdock of the New Frontier world is the same Matt Murdock of the 616 universe at birth. The events thereafter may have changed slightly due to the fact he grew up in the same world as Superman, Green Lantern, The Flash, etc. For example, Dr. Strange may not be the Sorcerer Supreme of the New Frontier world if a DC mystic is deemed to be more powerful than him. That's not an existential change to the character but a byproduct of the characters having lived in the same world.

Fundamentally changing a character outside of these parameters is not acceptable. You need to explain how said Marvel or DC character coexisting with their other company counterpart has caused the changes you wish to make.

Are we all clear on that? Because it seems like there is still some confusion.