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In Justice League: The Multiverse → 9 yrs ago Forum: Casual Roleplay
Yo. I plan on creating Barry Allen, of New Earth. Would that be alright?


Yes, that would be quite fine.
In Justice League: The Multiverse → 9 yrs ago Forum: Casual Roleplay
"Destroy. Create. looking at the world through a laser beam, I sometimes wonder … is there really any difference?"









Alter Ego - Cameron King/Val-Zod

Alias - Superman

Age - 25

Verse - Earth-2

Appearance - Val-Zod is a somewhat tall (6'4") kryptonian of Vathlo descent. He is characterized by his shield costume crest and steel-like blue eyes, traits all kryptonians seem to possess.

Personality - Val is a rather recluse, introverted type. He is a thinker, and at times he can be "too smart" for his own good. Val is characterized by his intellectual curiosity and innovative personality. On krypton he would most likely be suited towards science than warfare. Though that's not to say he's a pushover, unfamiliar with applying force. He just prefers not to be bothered with things that are "pointless". He has an innate talent for just about anything he puts his regard toward.

He can be quite witty in his own way and is fond of the carnal side of things from time to time, being a bachelor and all. He has an interest in exploration and understanding the universe.

Gear (optional) - None

Power/ability - I'm faster than a speeding bullet and I hit things hard, how's that for powers?

Under the effects of a "yellow" sun, Val-Zod possesses the same potential powers as any Kryptonian. These include:

~Solar Energy Absorption
~Heat Vision
~Super-Hearing
~Enhanced Vision
~Electromagnetic Spectrum Vision
~Telescopic Vision
~X-Ray Vision
~Microscopic Vision
~Infrared Vision
~Flight
~Invulnerability
~Superhuman Stamina
~Superhuman Strength
~Superhuman Speed
~Superhuman Agility
~Superhuman Reflexes
~Super-Breath


Weakness - The usual weaknesses also apply here. Magic, red sun, kryptonite.

Bio - Power man or Val-Zod as he's more commonly known among his people is a young Kryptonian of Vathlonian descent. An island continent mostly inhabited by other dark skinned kryptonians, existing outside the planetary federation. Vathlo Island is described in records as a "a developed sovereign state that retained its independence throughout history and did not join the planetary federation, though good relations were maintained". By the time General Zod came into power, Vathlo islands were annexed. All subsequent children born to the islands were given the surname Zod and assimilated into the empire, though regarded as somewhat less than other kryptonians.

Val-Zod was one of the last kryptonian survivors stowed away in escape pods when the planet ultimately met its demise. While on Krypton. He was briefly in the custody of Lara and Jor-El and was raised alongside Kal-El , the man who would take up the title as the first Superman of Earth. His pod landed somewhere in the Atlantic where he presumably surfaced near the coast and civilization. there was a bit of local news about the mystery boy who was given the surname "King". He was around 5 or so at the time. Memories of krypton are hazy at best and appear occasionally.

Notes - N/A.

Aptitude & Powers


Intelligence
95/100

Strength
100/100

Speed
93/100

Durability
100/100

Power/Energy Projection
100/100

Combat
65/100
In Justice League: The Multiverse Team (Many Worlds, Many Timelines) → 9 yrs ago Forum: Casual Interest Checks
OOC
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In Justice League: The Multiverse → 9 yrs ago Forum: Casual Roleplay
Justice League
The Multiverse





The many-worlds interpretation is an interpretation of quantum mechanics that asserts the objective reality of the universal wavefunction and denies the actuality of wavefunction collapse. Many-worlds implies that all possible alternate histories and futures are real, each representing an actual "world" (or "universe"). In lay terms, the hypothesis states there is a very large—perhaps infinite[2]—number of universes, and everything that could possibly have happened in our past, but did not, has occurred in the past of some other universe or universes. The theory is also referred to as MWI, the relative state formulation, the Everett interpretation, the theory of the universal wavefunction, many-universes interpretation, or just many-worlds.

-Wiki


So after many attempts at getting a justice league game running on various forums with little payoff. I believe I've found something that's worth sticking to. Basically, the idea I want to explore with this one is the idea of the multiple universes or multiverse, in essence, infinite character possibilities, you can be any leaguer (canon, original, or other) based on any alternate DC world (anything from DC comics/tv media) or go completely original, it's up to your discretion really, just be able to explain the nature and basic premise of the universe your character is from. This is loosely based on the convergence book event, which involved a story centered around multiple one-shot worlds, you don't have to be at all familiar with the source material to make a character, however some understanding of the multiverse story might help with some ideas for concepts if you're needing a reference. You want to be a zombie flash? Ok? Nazi Super-woman? Also ok. Anything is possible in the context of the multiverse.

You want to do an original with a faceclaim from other media who for some reason is connected to a justice league character in some way? That's also fine I guess. Villains are also acceptable.

What's important is you understand what this roleplay is and isn't about. Think of a justice league composed of many different members from many different alternate realities. Each one as distinct and unique as the one before.

In some world, somewhere... someone like the The Joker is actually a good guy. Some food for thought.

So I wanted to do justice league, but in a way that hasn't been done before. One Justice League. Many Worlds, Many Timelines. Infinite character possibilities, or you can just stick to the mainstream counterparts if those ideas don't work for you. Nothing wrong with that.

If anyone's wondering, I'm contemplating doing Earth 2's Superman as my main go-to character. I think the idea of a Superman who isn't Clark Kent in origin a pretty interesting choice to explore.

A Comprehensive Guide to the Multiverse



Notable Worlds

Earth-0: The "Main" World in which this story takes place
Earth-2: The "New" Verse
Earth-8: Pseudo Marvel World.
Earth-10: Reich World (A world where Hitler comes to power with Nazi superman, Overman.)
Earth-11: Genderbend World
Earth-12: Beyond World(World in which Batman Beyond takes place)
Earth-18: Old Western Variant
Earth-21: 1950's style Golden Age World.
Earth-25: "Toon" World
Earth-31: Pirate World
Earth-32: Superhero Mashups
Earth-33: "Our" World
Earth-395: Medieval-inspired World


The New League
(Big 7 - Designation)

A1: The Leader -
A2: The Lancer -
A3: The Badass -
A4: The Lightspeed -
A5: The Emerald Knight -
A6: The Ranger -
A7: The Ironheart -
A8: -----+



In Justice League: The Multiverse Team (Many Worlds, Many Timelines) → 9 yrs ago Forum: Casual Interest Checks


I'm interested


Oh cool, got a character in mind? original,canon, alt, etc?
In Justice League: The Multiverse Team (Many Worlds, Many Timelines) → 9 yrs ago Forum: Casual Interest Checks
Alternatively, the headquarters could reside on Earth-Zero or Earth-Prime from "Crisis of Two Earths" (Available where DVDs are sold!)

That world, possibly that entire universe, was devoid of sentient and sapient life, a garden world and served as the template for all other worlds.

Owlman tried to destroy this world, hoping that all other worlds being variations of this one would cease to exist.


I'm familiar with Earth-Zero. I had some plans for it, but I didn't know if I wanted it to be the designated headquarters or not. I think I'm leaning towards it as being that. I might have to change some canon things to make it work but this isn't exactly a canon-bound game.
In Justice League: The Multiverse Team (Many Worlds, Many Timelines) → 9 yrs ago Forum: Casual Interest Checks
You might wish to delve into parameters for admission. A Nazi Wonder Woman, as excellent an example of an "Elseworld" I've seen would likely be denied admission no?

Where would this hall of Justice be? How do they recruit when not every world has access to the Elseworlds?

Did something like the Monitor gather them and if so... what of the Anti-Monitor?




There sorta is something like a Nazi super-woman. Two in fact. Overgirl and Brunhilde I believe of Earth 10. The Reich inspired world where Nazi Superman(Overman in this universe) whose pod landed in WW Europe and was raised by one Adolf Hitler. As far as the whole league admission thing goes, it would be more like a thing of absolutely necessity and some overlapping interests going on. What you said does raise a few good points. There would be a "prime" headquarters where the league is assembled and operates from, but I'm thinking of it being more of a space that exists beyond time and space. A purgatory like space. The Monitor could work as the force that assembles leaguers from different worlds, but I really want to go with the idea of the multiverse team being established in response to a "prime" threat.
In Justice League: The Multiverse Team (Many Worlds, Many Timelines) → 9 yrs ago Forum: Casual Interest Checks
The many-worlds interpretation is an interpretation of quantum mechanics that asserts the objective reality of the universal wavefunction and denies the actuality of wavefunction collapse. Many-worlds implies that all possible alternate histories and futures are real, each representing an actual "world" (or "universe"). In lay terms, the hypothesis states there is a very large—perhaps infinite[2]—number of universes, and everything that could possibly have happened in our past, but did not, has occurred in the past of some other universe or universes. The theory is also referred to as MWI, the relative state formulation, the Everett interpretation, the theory of the universal wavefunction, many-universes interpretation, or just many-worlds.

-Wiki


So after many attempts at getting a justice league game running on various forums with little payoff. I believe I've found something that's worth sticking to. Basically, the idea I want to explore with this one is the idea of the multiple universes or multiverse, in essence, infinite character possibilities, you can be any leaguer (canon, original, or other) based on any alternate DC world (anything from DC comics/tv media) or go completely original, it's up to your discretion really, just be able to explain the nature and basic premise of the universe your character is from. This is loosely based on the convergence book event, which involved a story centered around multiple one-shot worlds, you don't have to be at all familiar with the source material to make a character, however some understanding of the multiverse story might help with some ideas for concepts if you're needing a reference. You want to be a zombie flash? Ok? Nazi Super-woman? Also ok. Anything is possible in the context of the multiverse.

You want to do an original with a faceclaim from other media who for some reason is connected to a justice league character in some way? That's also fine I guess. Villains are also acceptable.

What's important is you understand what this roleplay is and isn't about. Think of a justice league composed of many different members from many different alternate realities. Each one as distinct and unique as the one before.

In some world, somewhere... someone like the The Joker is actually a good guy. Some food for thought.

So I wanted to do justice league, but in a way that hasn't been done before. One Justice League. Many Worlds, Many Timelines. Infinite character possibilities, or you can just stick to the mainstream counterparts if those ideas don't work for you. Nothing wrong with that.

If anyone's wondering, I'm contemplating doing Earth 2's Superman as my main go-to character. I think the idea of a Superman who isn't Clark Kent in origin a pretty interesting choice to explore.

A Comprehensive Guide to the Multiverse



In Justice League: The New Wave (Interest Check) → 9 yrs ago Forum: Casual Interest Checks
I would be happy to throw my hat into the ring. I have an itch to play a speed based character. I haven't thought a lot about wanting to make my own or take on the Flash character. Would you need an answer to that question right now or would it be okay to simply voice my interest for a speed based powered character?


An original speedster could work as an extended member of the league. However, for the big 7 I'm looking into casting primarily canon characters for JL core for lore reasons. So, yes to either. Either of the two could work, however a Flash being in the big 7 is more of a continuation of formality. Every member, including originals will have a distinct epithet accompanied by an ID of sorts # 1-7 is for the big seven of course, then there's 8 - ## .

Also, I want to designate teams in addition to the big 7. Say if there's 5 more members. Those members would be allowed to branch off and form their own team. So on and so forth.
In Justice League: The New Wave (Interest Check) → 9 yrs ago Forum: Casual Interest Checks
Justice League


The New Wave


This is something I've been thinking doing for some time now, There's been some murmurs of a new justice league cartoon in production based on the new 52 comics. While Batman, Flash, Green Lantern, Wonder Woman, Superman, and Aquaman have been the face of the justice league since forever. I want to preface something. This is not about the old guard repackaged in newer form, rather this is about a new league lead by the new school. Which would be The Nightwings, The Supergirls, the Miss Martian's, the Aqualad's, the blue beetle's, the Raven's, the beast boy's, etc. etc.

I want to tell the story of the former sidekicks, now established supers in their own right, as they come to terms with their newfound powers and duties. You can think of this more or less a continuity of young justice, teen titans, and other projects. So here goes:

I'm looking for co-writers to compose an all new justice league from. Canons are of course fine, as are originals however please don't be the guy who tries to force a square peg fit into a round hole. Your original should somewhat reflect the setting they're apart of. There's plenty of other games to dump your irregular characters in and this would be fine, but please be mindful of the atmosphere I'm trying to create. Right now, I need a pair of co-gm's to help me get things coordinated. So if anyone would like to help me with that, leave a comment and I'll get back to you.

So tell me what you'd think of all of this, would this alternate take on the justice league be viable? would you be interested in playing it? Leave Your suggestions and Comments Below!

The New League
(Big 7 - Designation)

A1: The Leader -
A2: The Lancer -
A3: The Badass -
A4: The Lightspeed -
A5: The Emerald Knight -
A6: The Ranger -
A7: The Ironheart -
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