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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Telsar" data-source="post: 3939192" data-attributes="member: 18837">I'd first make sure the GM is really open to you staying in the present.  Of course, a good GM will try to be open to anything, but if he's done a lot of work already on the "future" plotline, it would be a shame for that to go to waste.That said, as far as an interesting story goes, staying in your present sounds like it would be a lot more drama; a lot more humans to interact with, and the conflict with working with the Germans could be a lot of fun (for some gamers).  Purely as "what should our PCs want to do here"... hmmmm.  Are you the only heroes in existance?  The best solution would be to do both; send some heroes into the future and some stay behind to try to win the war now.  Preferably, one group or the other would be NPCs, of course.Most heroes I've played would trust in his own powers to solve the problem now, than trust a scientist or precog to be right that it can only be won in the future.  Is there some time constraint?  Couldn't you fight the war now, and if things get desperate, then do the time travel bit?</blockquote>