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<blockquote data-quote="JollyDoc" data-source="post: 3313203" data-attributes="member: 9546">Say what you will, our previous two story hours have NEVER generated this much controversy <img src="http://www.enworld.org/forum/images/smilies/devious.png"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":]" title="Devious&nbsp; &nbsp; :]" data-shortname=":]" /> Bear in mind, the story of the Legion is only beginning.&nbsp; Heck, we've only just finished the second installment of the AP!&nbsp; I'm as anxious as you guys to see how this will all play out over time.&nbsp; Who know who will ultimately be the villain or the hero?&nbsp; I agree with Gfunk's assessment of the party's current moral bent.&nbsp; Samson is turning out to be the voice of reason, as you will see in the next installment.&nbsp; I can't add anything to G's painting of Anwar's character.&nbsp; In time, this fellow might give Entropy a run for her money in the evilgasm category.&nbsp; I see Basil as a downtrodden soul who has discovered power and is using it to get back at those who he perceives have oppressed him in the past.&nbsp; Thrisp is battling for his soul, but unlike Havok, he's losing the battle.&nbsp; Sepoto walks a fine line.&nbsp; He can't become truly evil and still follow the path of the crusader that he has chosen, but he is rapidly becoming the kind of 'law' that equals judge, jury and executioner.&nbsp; Marius lives up to his role of Seeker in every way, in that the ends justify the means.&nbsp; Again, who knows how the adventures that await our 'heroes' will transform them in the months to come?As always...stay tuned!&nbsp; Oh, and thanks again to all our readers, pro and con!&nbsp; I appreciate everyone's input and critique.&nbsp; That's what makes this whole process worthwhile.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JollyDoc, post: 3313203, member: 9546"] Say what you will, our previous two story hours have NEVER generated this much controversy :] Bear in mind, the story of the Legion is only beginning. Heck, we've only just finished the second installment of the AP! I'm as anxious as you guys to see how this will all play out over time. Who know who will ultimately be the villain or the hero? I agree with Gfunk's assessment of the party's current moral bent. Samson is turning out to be the voice of reason, as you will see in the next installment. I can't add anything to G's painting of Anwar's character. In time, this fellow might give Entropy a run for her money in the evilgasm category. I see Basil as a downtrodden soul who has discovered power and is using it to get back at those who he perceives have oppressed him in the past. Thrisp is battling for his soul, but unlike Havok, he's losing the battle. Sepoto walks a fine line. He can't become truly evil and still follow the path of the crusader that he has chosen, but he is rapidly becoming the kind of 'law' that equals judge, jury and executioner. Marius lives up to his role of Seeker in every way, in that the ends justify the means. Again, who knows how the adventures that await our 'heroes' will transform them in the months to come? As always...stay tuned! Oh, and thanks again to all our readers, pro and con! I appreciate everyone's input and critique. That's what makes this whole process worthwhile. [/QUOTE]

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