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[Shard]

Alright, that makes it easier for me to decide, then. Look forward to starting this, ^^.

I think I’ll add a bracer grappling hook to Willow if it isn’t too much. Gives him some more mobility.

[Avanhelsing]

I originally was gonna go for a Son of Catwoman guy but I figured the Titans needs a magic guy since the team needs magic.

[Unknown100]

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Okay. Ya have anything in mind?

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I'm tempted to straight up steal the CW Captain Cold because Wentworth Miller is awesome.

"Make the plan,
execute the plan,
expect the plan to go off the rails,
...throw away the plan."

I'll try not to though. Can't guarantee I won't at least steal a quote or two.

@Double

I can send you a pm later today, and we can work out the details.

[Shard]

Will we get ze romance, I wonder?

I need to give Willow a pet.., that's bigger than him.

[Unknown100]

Player Name:
Unknown100

Primary Character:
Knight

Secret Identity:
Gabriella Knighthood is the identity, she has acquired in a back alley. However, a thorough look would reveal this person to have lived so much off the grit until age 19, that she might as well be invisible. That fact alone might be highly suspicious.
Her real name, and unknown to even the Justice League, is Grail, the Godkiller, destroyer of worlds, and daughter of Darkseid himself.

Status:
JLU

Age:
27 years old.

City:
Metropolis

Day Job:
A consultant over at S.T.A.R. Labs. Very much a freelance job.

Powers:
Having fled Apokolips at a young age, Grail had yet to reach her full potential. However, the fact that she would one day match her father in strength became a real possibility, even without the prophecy. Like her father, she draws her divine strength from the eternal flames of Apokolips, and on the day of her escape her Omega Beam finally manifested itself.
Her human form might seem immensely more fragile in comparison. Still, Grail (or Knight as she would then call herself) is not to be trifled with.

Enhanced healing: The only slight sign that Knight might not be entirely human. Injuries that would take weeks to heal can take mere days, in some cases hours.

Weaknesses:

Standard human weaknesses. A bullet can kill her.

Her weaknesses, should she ever revert back to her old self, would be the dependence on having to restore her energy from the fires of her homeworld. Should she encounter something that can suck or absorb her energy, she would also be left severely weakened.

Skills:
In dept knowledge of extra-dimensional point-to-point Einstein-Rosen bridges. Actually, the whole concept of teleporting matter through time and space is known to her. She can’t exactly build a Mother Box from scratch, but knows enough to guide human scientists in the right direction (though she uses this knowledge to do the complete opposite)

Martial Arts: an expert in tae kwon do, judo, kick-boxing and judgement; a fighting style known only to the citizens of Apokolips.

Advanced utilization of one’s environment: As she fights she can use her environment and surroundings to her advantage. Sometimes she stabs a robber with his own knife, sometimes she drops a chandelier onto a team of criminals. Sometimes all she needs is a pen to do some real damage.

Appearance:
When just walking down the street, glasses and a cheap pair of jeans does wonder to hide her identity.

As she looks now

Turning human did nothing to change her height or face, merely her skin and hair color. Standing 175 cm, with long dark brown hair.
Taking inspiration from stories like King Arthur, she created the identity of Knight and made a costume to match. An armor made entirely from flexible, lightweight materials. In many ways, the opposite of who she use to be.

How she would look, should she ever revert back to her old form

BRIEF Bio:

Original origins

Legend told of the immense destruction the last child of Darkseid would unleash. Annihilation without comparison.
As soon as little Grail could stand, she was knocked down. If she wanted to eat, she needed to hunt. She wanted belongings, she had to steal or claim them from her victims. Training for war was her entire life, she knew nothing else. The woman-like creature of Godness’ torment made Grail a living weapon. Someday she would be the edge, Darkseid had needed to conquer New Genesis, or so it was believed.
As Grail’s power grew her freedom grew with it. In order to truly prepare for everything, she used Mother Boxes to travel the stars and beyond.

But on a very special planet something happened that Grail had never been prepared for…
At age 19, she stayed on the strange planet through months and months for reasons she didn’t quit understand. She liked it there, but when the message of war came, she left without a second’s notice.
After leading a highly successful attack on New Genesis, Grail returned to the sound of applause, yet inside she was broken past redemption. The softness of the place she had previously stayed had latched on to her like tar. Refusing to leave her, impossible to shake off. It had made the faces of those she had killed flash before her eyes to no end. It was around that time, her pregnancy started to show. And the big day approached rapidly.
Ravaged by guilt, by doubt, by uncertainty she picked a fight with none other than the leader of the Female Furies herself; Big Barda. Somehow between the girl who had traveled and the woman who had returned, Grail had outgrown even Barda. The daughter of Darkseid grabbed the beaten woman by the head, raised her up from the crater and clenched her fist, showing Barda how her life would end in just a second.

Then Grail felt a kick…

Not from Barda. Not from an enemy. But from inside. And in that moment Grail knew she couldn’t kill. She didn’t have it in her anymore. Her child had replaced it. She spared Barda even though mercy was forbidden, and fled Apokolips.
A lot happened that day, but to make a long story short: In Grail's mad, feverish escape she hid the one place that had taught her softness, compassion… love. The home of her unborn child's father: Earth.

On planet Earth, Grail made a new life for herself using technology taken from her home. The advancements of Apokolips allowed her to undergo a fairly short, but most exhausting transformation into human form. A disguise that would hopefully protect both herself, her unborn child and Earth from the wrath of Darkseid. Suddenly everything hurt, and fear became so much more tangible when having to be a mere human. Despite having to adapt to this new, brittle reality, she gave birth to a beautiful, human son with nothing of his grandfather in him. She named him Steve, named herself Gabriella Knighthood and made it a duty to repay the universe. Where she had used her skills to kill, she would use them to save. Along side a woman named Martha she deliberately avoided teaching Steve anything about fighting or violence.

Now 8 years later, she’s a member of the Justice League Unlimited as Knight. At least 3 members had noticed her missing past, namely Superman, Wonder Woman and Batman, with only the former being inclined not to ask questions at all. Now he’s gone, and Knight dreads the day someone digs a little deeper.
Occasionally, she acts as a kind of freelance consultant of S.T.A.R. Labs. It started out with her simply wanting to pay the expensive medical bills of her son, but evolved into something completely different. Knight is not trying to help humans develop teleportation, she’s actively leading the geniuses working at the lab the wrong way. Making sure they’ll never attract the attention of her father, who’s civilization has already perfected it.

Supporting Characters:
Steve: Knight's 5 year old son and only real love. Though being absolutely human, Earth hasn’t been kind to him and more times than not, he’s been sick. For obvious reasons he knows about her membership in the Justice League.

Martha: A common name on Earth. This 40-year-old woman acts as a nanny to Steve and at times a sort of mentor to Knight, having been at war more times than she can count. She has a back-problem that makes her limp and hunch.

(Possibly) Orion: Another child of Darkseid, nevertheless, fighting for the survival of New Genesis as its prominent commander on the battlefield. An expert tracker and piloting the Astro-Harnes; an interstellar vehicle of great power. Should he and Knight ever meet, things would get ugly real fast.

Secondary Character:
Darkseid. (name followed by dramatic music)

Additional Notes:
My character is more or less completely human, and can’t just revert back to her old self just because the circumstances calls for it. Her old strength came from the fires of Apokolips, at the other side of the universe. Should she ever regain her former strength, her power level can be discussed then, but I was imagining her to be up there with the likes of Superman and Darkseid.

[Shard]

I resized all the images for Willow to make the character sheet look better. The images were all pretty huge, before. Also polished things, as a whole. Additionally, I added that publically, people only know that Willow can't age. They don't know the rest of his powers.

..., and I gave him a wolf to cuddle with.

Blaaargh

[NinaDivine]

The Girl of Tomorrow

Player Name:
@NinaDivine

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Primary Character:


Secret Identity:
Linda Lang
Kara Zor-El

Status:
Titan

Age:
17

City:
San Francisco
_{Smallville, Metropolis}

Day Job:
Student

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Powers:
Kryptonian Physiology
Under the effects of a "yellow" sun, Supergirl possesses the same potential powers as an average Kryptonian.
These include:

Solar Energy Absorption
Under optimal conditions, this is the main source of Supergirl's super powers as they are contingent upon exposure to solar radiation from a yellow sun star system. Her biological make up includes a number of organs which lack analogues in humans and whose functions are unknown. It is believed that between one or more of these and her bio-cellular matrix, "yellow" solar energy is stored for later use. This allows for the use of these powers to fade when yellow solar radiation is not available instead of immediate failure.

Heat Vision
Supergirl can, as a conscious act, fire beams of intense heat at a target by looking at it. She can vary the heat and area affected.

Super-Hearing
Supergirl's hearing is sensitive enough to hear any sound at any volume or pitch. With skill and concentration, she can block out ambient sounds to focus on a specific source or frequency.

Enhanced Vision
This umbrella ability includes: X-Ray, Telescopic and Microscopic Vision.

Superhuman Strength
Supergirl's strength is augmented by yellow solar radiation interacting with the greater than human density, resilience and biological efficiency of her musculature. Her strength is more an act of conscious will on energy fields than actual physical strength. It is this act of conscious will that enables her to perform physical feats that are beyond the mere application force, such as moving a house without said building crumbling under its own mass.

Superhuman Speed
Supergirl is able to move at incredible speed by sheer force of will. This extends to her perceptions and allows for feats such as catching bullets in mid flight as well as covering vast distances in little or no time.
This also confers super agility and relflexes.

Superhuman Stamina
Supergirl is able to maintain continuous strenuous physical action for an indefinite period of time. This based on her body converting yellow solar radiation directly to energy, but is limited by physiological and psychological needs to eat, drink, and sleep.

Invulnerability
Her body is nigh-invulnerable due to her superhumanly dense cellular and anatomical structure as well as her radiating bio-electrical aura. Supergirl is under some circumstances resistant or immune to different forms and levels of lacerations, blunt force trauma, energy-based assaults, falls from great heights, explosions, the cold void of space, toxins and all known diseases on Earth.
(Of course, it is up to the GM what attacks by super villains and their equipment may harm Kara.)

Super-Breath
Supergirl is able to create hurricane force winds by exhaling air from her lungs. She can chill the air as it leaves her lungs to freeze targets. She can also reverse the process to pull large volumes of air or vapor into her lungs.

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Weaknesses:
There aren't too many ways to injure or weaken a Kryptonian, but here are a few.

Lack of Yellow Sunlight
Going a few days (and longer) without exposure to the rays of a yellow sun, Kara will weaken and eventually lose her super abilities. Of course, her abilities will come back after once again being exposed to yellow sunlight.

Magic
Kryptonians have no natural defenses to magic/supernatural attacks.

Power
Supergirl is not on the level of power that her cousin was before he fell in battle, so it is quite possible that their are beings/creatures in the universe that are stronger than herself.

Kryptonite
Exposure to Kryptonite can have a wide variety of effects depending upon its color and present form, the majority of them detrimental if not outright deadly.
(Of course it is up to the GM what, if any, variations of Kryptonite exists in the game.)

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Skills:
Artistry
Kara is also artistic and was once approached by the head of the Art Council who wanted to mentor Kara just like he did with her father. She keeps a guitar and a sewing machine in her apartment and she draws and designs new versions of her costume every so often.

Multilingualism
Supergirl speaks a multitude of languages fluently. She learned English in less then a month. She is obviously fluent in Kryptonese and also speaks interlac.

Hand-to-Hand Combat
Supergirl has received some training from the Amazons.

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Appearance:

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BRIEF Bio:
On Krypton, in Argo City, as the planet was in its last dying days, Kara's father, Zor-El, had taken his brother, Jor-El's research to heart. He believed, where the Science Council did not, that the planet was dying.

Zor-El planned to save all of Argo City with devices disguised as power generators that he had convinced the Science Council to place around the city, but he was not willing to risk his daughter in that plan because he wasn't sure it would succeed. That being the case, he constructed a pod similar to the one his brother had theorized, but using Worldkiller technology and programming it to orbit closely around a yellow sun so that when she awoke, either because he and his wife woke her or because the time he'd allowed had run out, she would be powerful enough that she would not need to fear anything or anyone.

Fast forward twenty-something years....

Kara's pod crashed in Gotham City Bay. When a frightened Kara Zor-El tears up the city, Superman and Batman work to stop her. When they do, they realize she's Superman's cousin. Superman decides to keep her at the Fortress. Batman disagrees with Superman's willingness and eagerness to trust the girl which creates a tension between the three. During a quiet outing in Metropolis, Superman and Kara stumble upon Wonder Woman who is adamant in taking the younger Kryptonian to Themyscira to train. It is here that Superman shows how protective he is when he almost kills Artemis when Kara is nearly injured during a training session.

After a few months Kara's training with the Amazons came to an end, and she was eager to join her cousin in the sky. Yet, Superman was still very protective and insisted she stay hidden from the world a while longer. He wanted her to become more accustomed to humans and life on Earth so she would better understand, and hopefully share his love for, her new home. Lana Lang, Clark Kent's first love and as well as the first other than Jonathan & Martha Kent to know Clark was 'special', would step up and take in the young Kryptonian into her home. Kara would become Linda, and soon enroll in Smallville High.

Kara made her official debut to the world as Supergirl approximately five months ago.

Days ago, Supergirl was off planet aiding human scientists in their exploration of a newly discovered moon of Jupiter. When she returned to Earth, the battle with Doomsday had ended. Batman was crippled. And her cousin was dead.

Supporting Characters:
Lana Elizabeth Lang
Adopted mother; Clark Kent's first love

Clark Peter Ross
Adopted brother, Lana's son with Pete Ross

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Secondary Character:
I may or may not bring my Red Arrow character in from the previous game.
Or maybe I'll just run Kara ragged with solo battles in between Titan missions.

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Additional Notes:
This version of Kara was 15 when she arrived on Earth roughly two and a half years ago. She is still very much a teenager and may rebel and revolt against authority from time to time.

Kara is still in mourning of Kal-El.

@Omega Man let me know if changes need to be made.

[rocketrobie2]

Fastest Man Alive

Player Name:
rocketrobie2

Primary Character:
Bart Allen

Secret Identity:
Impulse

Status:
Titan

Age:
17

City:
San Francisco

Day Job:
Full time hero (Hard to get a job when you’ve got no SIN)

Powers:
Speed-Force Conduit: Bart is capable of moving fast enough to move through time and even vibrate his molecules to the point of traveling between alternate timelines. Of course these skills need to be developed in order to be actually utilized. At the moment Bart is able to nearly move at the speed of light, create vortexes (via running in circles or spinning his arms), and he is also working on vibrating through solid matter but at the moment he’s blow up what he’s tried to go through.

Impulse Costume Ring: Unlike most of the Flashes of the past, Impulse has yet to master the art of generating a suit from pure Speed-Force energy. As such he keeps his costume in a compact ring allowing him to suit up quick and on the fly.

Weaknesses:
Bart’s all human. He can be shot, stabbed, poisoned and killed in nearly every way a normal person can.

Skills:
22nd Century Intelligence: If you think school is rough you wouldn’t be able to imagine what it’s like a century from now. Due to the strenuous rigours of the futuristic curriculum, Bart has become more than adept in many fields of science. His photogenic memory also helps with this.

Alternate Future Knowledge: Being a man out of time, Bart has what essentially equates to the sports almanac from ‘Back to the Future II’. A lot of the characters from grandpa Barry’s stories are young or still alive and yet to face many of the threats that Barry had described. However not all of the stories are accurate anymore as Barry, Wally or any of the Flashes have ceased to exist due to Bart’s meddling in the time stream. To put it simply; Bart knows what could have happened which allows him to better judge threats that he hasn’t seen himself but also leads to him assuming facts that he had inadvertently changed.

Appearance:
WIP

BRIEF Bio:
Bart Allen was born in the far future of 2121 where he grew up with the incredible gift of tapping into the Speed Force just like his grandpa Barry and great-uncle Wally. From a young age he wanted to follow in the footsteps of Barry and Wally in the hope to become a hero just like them. Wally, who was still operating as the Flash at the time, took Bart under his wing as the new Kid Flash after Bart made it painfully obvious that he would be trying to be a hero with or without Wally’s blessing. Most weeks consisted of mind-numbing eight hour school days while the weekends were chalk full of training with Barry and Wally or going out to stop some actual crimes with the Flash.

Life was good for Bart but things would soon take a terrible turn after the emergence of an old rouge of Barry’s. Eobard Thawne, the Reverse Flash, reared his ugly head after being absent from the Flash’s life for nearly a century but returned with a vengeance. The clash between Thawne and Wally took the duo all over the planet as they duked it out. Thawne began to gain the upper hand over the now elderly Wally until Barry joined in on the fight in an attempt to even the odds. The fight ended when Thawne revealed all of this to be a scouting mission in order to update his info on the Flash so he can make yet another attempt to ruin their lives in the past. In one fluid motion Thawne shattered Barry’s knee and took off for the past with Wally in hot pursuit. Bart showed up just in time to see the two leave the scene. Barry told Bart about what was going on and about his own worries for Wally. Barry attempted to run but his healing factor wasn’t working fast enough for Barry to go after them. In a split second Bart hatched a plan to use the cosmic treadmill to follow after Wally and help him out. Barry protested but Bart was already at the old Flash museum and revving up on the ancient machine. Within a few seconds Bart was hurtling through time.

He saw Flash and Reverse Flash dipping in and out of the time stream as they took swings at each other. Bart pushed himself to catch up with the duo but upon getting close to the fight Thawne saw his chance to get rid of the two and swiftly broke the treadmill with a barrage of attacks. A chain reaction was set off however as Eobard’s Negative Speed Force clashed with the positive one being channeled through the treadmill. There was a massive explosion and Bart was fired out of the time stream. Bart woke up hours later and quickly realized he was far from home. He was stranded in the past, just a year Superman should have opened up the Justice League to new recruits but in this altered timeline the man of steel was dead and, upon closer inspection, there was no trace of the Flash. Kid Flash entered a state of mass panic as he tried to think of what to do before deciding on looking for the one person Barry said always had a plan in place in case things went wrong. After having successfully found Wayne Manor, Bart was greeted by an not all to happy Bruce Wayne who looked far more worse for wear than Bart would have imagined. In the ensuing chaos of breaking into the house Bart attempted to explain his situation to Wayne who eventually began listening after Bart he made no attempt to attack Bruce. Bruce agreed to help but he suggested that Bart join the Titans in the meantime as his powers could be an asset to the team. Bart leapt at the idea of working with legends of the past.

Supporting Characters:
Bruce Wayne: While they aren’t exactly close in any sense of the word, Wayne is the only person that know’s Bart’s true origin making him the closest thing he has to a friend at the moment. The two won’t talk much and will normally only discuss missions of methods of getting Bart back home.

Secondary Character:
Dunno yet

Additional Notes:
-Future medical science coupled with some Speed Force energy is why Barry and Wally are still alive and kicking.

Gonna clean it up a bit later but that's the jist of it

[Shard]

@rocketrobie2

After watching Young Justice, I really started loving Impulse. Looking forward to seeing him in game.

[rocketrobie2]

@Shard Ditto, I never was a fan of him before but Young Justice sold me on him

[The Angry Goat]

Player Name:
Baaah

Primary Character:
The Warden (real name unknown)

Secret Identity:
The Warden

Status:
Active Justic League member

Age:
[unknown, probably 28]

City:
Metropolis

Day Job:
Full time hero (not like you can really hide your identity when your power is a freaky alien plant growing out of your back)

Powers:
-Heightened humanity: The Warden is capable of lifting over a ton, does not need to sleep, can breath either as a plant or human (intaking either CO2 or O2 – can also go without any respiration for a day), and can photosynthesize in absence of food. His skin is somewhat bark-like and highly resistant to piercing (sustained gunfire should be avoided), and he regenerates from major injuries within a day or so, assuming he doesn’t die first. He has much smaller resistance to cold, explosions, falling, etc. (though he is overall still tougher than a normal human). Seems to age rather slowly, as well.
-Plant Body: The warden has 3 prehensile vines coiled on his back with an effective range of about 30 feet; one of them is covered in brambles, looking like a blackberry bush, while the other two look like, well, vines. He also flowers and grows apple-sized fruits that taste roughly like wet sand; they offer no benefit (other than being useful food), but he is convinced that they accelerate healing and may offer them up to others. He’s taken to canning them, and has quite a few stored at this point, so the fact that he’s not in bloom won’t stop him! Poisons that would usually affect humans do not affect him, but may make his next batch of fruits actually toxic.
-Plant Control: Can speak any plant-based language, is almost always able to identify useful aspects of plants (including toxicity of fruit and other factors of edibility). As the Warden's powers have grown, he has found that he is capable of controlling surrounding plant matter, as well as accelerating its growth. This allows him to manipulate surrounding vines, hit people with tree branches, have trees suddenly sprout from acorns, etc. This power takes energy, but he trains it often and has rather impressive endurance at this point.

Weaknesses:
-Not impervious: still rather weak to fire, explosions, potent weed killers, etc.; anything dangerous to a human or plant to which he has no resistances can still harm him. Additionally, separating the host human from the plant would certainly kill both, though he’s so interconnected that it’s probably more trouble than just killing him normally.
-different priorities: The Warden sees it as his job to protect all animal and plant life; threatening a forest is just as effective against him as threatening a city.
-Open mind: already a shared mind, The Warden is especially vulnerable to mind-based attacks.

Skills:
-Old Hat: Warden is one of the oldest Justice League members, and knows his way around League policies, formalities, etc.
-Knowledge seeker: Warden's desire to gain information has led to him becoming great with computers, databases, effective patrolling, talking with non-JL affiliated supers.
-Gardener: duh
-Acrobatics: despite his hulking size, Warden is quick on his feet and an expert at moving in and out of combat.

Appearance:


BRIEF Bio:
The Warden knows nothing of his life before he became what he is. The first thing he remembers is lying dying in the woods, his back scraped, scratched, and torn, his spine broken in multiple locations, his innards eviscerated. His second memory is of pain. His brain, screeching. His legs, convulsing. His torso… healing? There’s more spurts and flashes as he regained consciousness and the plant symbiont bonded with him, forming a new spinal column, replacing the internal damage, and linking itself with him. The now bonded being began to wander the forest until he ran into civilization, where the police promptly tried to take him in, partially to figure out what or who he was, partially because they wanted to arrest him for public indecency (he had taken off all of his clothing at some point). He decided to join them (how the hell else was he going to figure out what to do?). Once he had explained what he knew, and they explained to him what public indecency was, they both decided it was probably fair to drop the charge.

He apparently had no family, and didn’t register on their databases, so they just sent him on his way after giving him some pants and a very large jacket, directing him to the library. They took to calling him Warden while holding him, for the way he would just sit and watch everything, constantly interested. He liked it, and started calling himself that. What followed was a few years of learning how society worked again. He attempted to find some jobs, though none really panned out, and he decided to re-abandon society to go live in the woods. He found a cave, started growing plants (he likes them!), and was able to become self-sufficient, but felt a pull to use his abilities for good – something towards which both parts of him felt. So he started superheroing pretty much 24/7, with some breaks for solitude, and has been doing that for a few years. He eventually joined the Justice League, and has since devoted his life to their cause. He expects loyalty to the Justice League from fellow members and the cause of the Justice League, protecting as many people as they can at all costs.

While the warden dislikes wanton murder, he does not see himself as above killing someone who is a threat after he tries to pacify them, which does put him at odds with law enforcement on occasion. He also might be an avatar of the Green without realizing it.

Supporting Characters:
The JLU

Secondary Character:
Ghost (reserving bludhaven)

Additional Notes:
Warden's room is well equipped to independently monitor police spotters, news, and the sorts of websites bad guys frequent. it is also completely full of vines sprouted from his own fruit - they act as a door too, one that only he can move, which is nice.

[NinaDivine]

What you miss by not reading the comics...

[Shard]

A fucking shotgun to the kneecap? Sheeeeit'...

[rocketrobie2]

@NinaDivine don’t read most of the comics but I read wiki articles like no ones business.

spoiler

What’s worse than that in my opinion is when Wally turned Inertia into a statue after Inertia helped kill Bart. Being stuck in place while being fully conscious sounds effing terrifying.

[Weird Tales]

@NinaDivine Polymer would piss deathstroke off to know end

[Omega Man]

I've been reading since the 80's....



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[Dead Cruiser]

We got an ETA?

[Shard]

The traffic here died down a lot.

[Unknown100]

I'm still checking it a few times a day. Excited for some feed back on my character from the GM.

[Shard]

Yeah, I'd love a Discord chat and an OOC before this thing dies.