@Jinny

Thanks. Wasn't sure how to approach the "controlling the NPC" idea, if the players could just control specific NPCs or if people control certain NPCs like mentioned before with the person playing villain NPCs.

Yeah, I think I hit writer's block a little bit too hard so I guess I should probably just pull out of the RP.

Sorry. =(

Yeah, I think I hit writer's block a little bit too hard so I guess I should probably just pull out of the RP.

Sorry. =(

Not a problem, good luck!

Spider and Hatter approved, though that may be all the villains I'm going to accept for the near future.

@Ruby
If/when you allow multiple characters, I was plotting on doing another villain. But seeing that we have a many of them already, I might do something more street level, like a police officer, or a vigilante that's less powerful and well trained.

@Ruby
If/when you allow multiple characters, I was plotting on doing another villain. But seeing that we have a many of them already, I might do something more street level, like a police officer, or a vigilante that's less powerful and well trained.

Probably a good idea!

Awesome! I'll get an introductory post later.

ooooh I can't wait to throw Hatter into the mix soon!

A Batman RP with Slam Bradley AND Lord Death Man from the Batman Manga?!? Holy shit, this looks interesting LOL

@Ruby I would apply for this but most of the good characters seem to be taken and making OC's for a game set in Gotham with most of the heroes being street level vigilantes is tough. Would you be up for a Gotham native and supernatural hero, Ragman? Depending on the writer he can be either League level or street level, but I can dumb his powers down a bit if need be. He's a bit of an oddball character, but like I mentioned you guys have Slam and LDM among the roster so I wasn't too sure what's acceptable and what isn't.

~KL~

@The Kid Lantern Ooh, Ragman. That'd be fun. The Creeper would be, too.

@The Kid Lantern Ooh, Ragman. That'd be fun. The Creeper would be, too.

I like the Creeper too but he's a bit more random, and writing crazy all the time is a daunting task if ever there was one LOL

~KL~

ooooh I can't wait to throw Hatter into the mix soon!

Same here. XD Possible bromance?

@RubyHey. So .... D: I'm dropping out.

I think I've got a character I could put a spin on, especially since Batman isn't in the picture. The original star of Detective Comics, the badass in a fedora... the CRIMSON AVENGER



Working on a character sheet now...

~KL~

@Krot

Is it fine if I make a post before your first, and Donny arrives at where your character is and just invites him along? Like say yours is hanging around near an alley and Donny just pulls up in his van, identifies him, and is all like, "Jus' guht awn in naow friend, an' we'll go have ouwahselves a bat roastah."

The Crimson Avenger? Day-um, you are going super classic old school. Major props, major props.

The Crimson Avenger? Day-um, you are going super classic old school. Major props, major props.

I'm a bit ticked at DC since Detective Comics is becoming a Batman team-up title with all the heroes of Gotham. No version of Crimson Avenger to be found but they're making Clayface a hero?!? LAME.

I'm a fan of the classics. Around 2000 or so when the JSA made a comeback I became a huge fan of the Golden Age comics era across the board. Not just DC and Marvel but stuff like Bulletman from Fawcett, Peter Cannon/Thunderbolt, and heroes that have fallen into the public domain like Green Giant, and pulp comics heroes like the Phantom, the Shadow, and Green Hornet.

I think I can kill it with 'Crimson, just gotta find the right angle and see what sorts of characters he'll be interacting with so he isn't too similar to anyone else.

~KL~

I'll just leave this here...

youtube.com/watch?v=3LejK0eH83E

@ProPro
Mmmmm, feel the high quality sound.

Modernized this guy a bit:

_________________________________________________

Name: the Crimson Avenger

Age: 26

Alias: Lee Travis

Appearance:



Skills/Abilities: Military trained in hand to hand, marksmanship, as well as tactical thinking. The only other thing to note would be his custom pistols, which he uses to fire a variety of different types of rounds [explosive rounds, non-lethal rounds, as well as gas and smoke pellets].

Weaknesses: Under his stylish red coat, the Crimson Avenger is just as human as the next vigilante.

History: Travis served in the US Army for a short time, going through basic training and being shipped to Iraq soon after. Shortly after being stationed over seas he was injured and honorably discharged, being sent back to his hometown of Gotham. Over the last four years Travis has worked for his father's newspaper, the Gotham Globe. Originally just another worker in the printing department, after a story he wrote on Batman and his many allies was read and published by his father, Lee was offered a spot in the writing bullpen. He's only been writing for the paper now for about a year or so.

Weeks ago, a woman whom Lee had relations with named Christy Barker was a victim of gang violence. When Lee found her dying in an alley she was clutching the only thing the gang members didn't make off with, a golden lighter that belonged to her father which she gave to Lee. On the lighter there were a few words engraved reading "Qui Vindicet Ibit." It translated to “The Avenger will come." and was the inspiration for Lee donning a mostly red outfit to take down the gang responsible for her murder. In the apparent absence of the Batman, Lee decided Gotham could use every hero at it's disposal and took up the mask once more now wielding a pair of custom pistols a friend in the Army had been working on. Despite already making the headlines in his father's newspaper as "Yet Another Masked Menace" Lee continues to protect the streets of Gotham in any way he can.

His father is very much like J. Jonah Jameson from the Spiderman comics painting anyone in a mask, hero or otherwise, as a menace. Lee himself has been working to gain information on the Jokerz gang currently causing chaos in the streets.

~KL~