Since my previous sheet went entirely against the whole one universe thing and stemming on the ultimate side of things, I was considering reapplying with someone else.

I had eyes on both Captain Marvel/Shazam or Ant-Man, both of which would be members of the Justice League if possible. I was leaning towards Ant-Man, as i thought someone who could shrink would suit nicely against the team's other more godly members. However I would prefer to play as Scott but i wasn't sure if that would be a feasible option?

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Seems to me that if we're counting from Batman's first appearance, heroes have been around four years (three if we're counting the Superman/Magneto battle). Either way, I think there's wiggle room there to say that Hank had a brief Ant-Man stint already, leaving the door open for Scott. But of course, I have no power here, just thinking aloud.

Don't think about it too much. If you want to play Scott Lang as Ant-Man, you play Scott Lang as Ant-Man. Don't write a thousand word history explaining the transition. Hank Pym exists, he made the technology and was Ant-Man for a period, now Scott Lang is.

Don't think about it too much. If you want to play Scott Lang as Ant-Man, you play Scott Lang as Ant-Man. Don't write a thousand word history explaining the transition. Hank Pym exists, he made the technology and was Ant-Man for a period, now Scott Lang is.

I feel like we're going bogged down a little, which is my fault given I'm technically in charge, but I want to get this thing started as soon as possible. Let's play, not spend forever talking about playing.

I don't like the fact that he already met Supergirl. I feel like that it's a bit too early to introduce her

Anyways, I still need to pick between Green Arrow or Catwoman. Which do you think would have more of an impact on the roleplay? If you want to see the sheet that I did from Catwoman, you can go here. And judge me on how horrible it looks.

Perhaps there's another point of difference: I'm not too hot on legacy characters showing up in games that are set fairly early on into someone's superheroing career. If someone turned up tomorrow and wanted to play Supergirl I would try to accommodate them as best I could but until that point I won't make reference to anything like that IC.

Just because you can do something doesn't mean you should.

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4-6 years since Superman debuts is plenty of time for Supergirl to debut honestly, and the New 52 makes the Robin's happen even sooner (and briefer) for a good comparison point.

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*quietly deletes Damian Wayne CS*

Perhaps there's another point of difference: I'm not too hot on legacy characters showing up in games that are set fairly early on into someone's superheroing career. If someone turned up tomorrow and wanted to play Supergirl I would try to accommodate them as best I could but until that point I won't make reference to anything like that IC.

Just because you can do something doesn't mean you should.

@The Grey Warden I'd quite like to see you take a crack at Ollie, though I did enjoy your Selina last time I read it, so either would be good. For the sake of the game I think Green Arrow would be more significant.

We do not speak of the New 52.

It is dead to us.