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Superheroes of the Trust OOC Thread II
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In any case. I'm thinking that Hope (with therapy) is beginning to realize how selfish she was in going after Faust and company, in that killing the necromancers might not have been the wisest choice she could have taken and how close she did came to becoming exactly like what she hated most, all for the sake of revenge, something that her partner probably wouldn't have wanted her to do. So, if it is in keeping with that theme (Plus she's trying to reform her more bloodthirsty instincts),
I'm thinking having Hope offer the Guardian the choice of coming with them freely, maybe offering her the proverbial olive branch. Mostly, because Hope was in a far darker place that The Guardian is right now, and could use that insight. If nothing else, she would probably be far better treated with them than anywhere else.
Pride might keep the Guardian from initially accepting her offer, but even death at the hands of the Americans would probably be more merciful than what she'd face in the Middle East.
Your call, it might be a defining moment for Hope though, especially if the Guardian does accept the offer. Hope would do her best to win the woman over, she is trained for this sort of thing (winning the confidence of the captured bad-guy/criminal.) It's just been in the past few days, what with Faust and all she's been very much off her stride.
Now she's getting back in.
Also, next time we get PP, I'm thinking of having Hope gain Ultimate-Save Fortitude or Toughness, depending on what seems to suit her most, as she does tend to be able to shake off stuns alot, this would be in keeping with her stubborn nature. That and I'm also wanting her to invest in more luck-hero points.
I'm thinking having Hope offer the Guardian the choice of coming with them freely, maybe offering her the proverbial olive branch. Mostly, because Hope was in a far darker place that The Guardian is right now, and could use that insight. If nothing else, she would probably be far better treated with them than anywhere else.
Pride might keep the Guardian from initially accepting her offer, but even death at the hands of the Americans would probably be more merciful than what she'd face in the Middle East.
Your call, it might be a defining moment for Hope though, especially if the Guardian does accept the offer. Hope would do her best to win the woman over, she is trained for this sort of thing (winning the confidence of the captured bad-guy/criminal.) It's just been in the past few days, what with Faust and all she's been very much off her stride.
Now she's getting back in.
Also, next time we get PP, I'm thinking of having Hope gain Ultimate-Save Fortitude or Toughness, depending on what seems to suit her most, as she does tend to be able to shake off stuns alot, this would be in keeping with her stubborn nature. That and I'm also wanting her to invest in more luck-hero points.
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DM_Matt
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In any case. I'm thinking that Hope (with therapy) is beginning to realize how selfish she was in going after Faust and company, in that killing the necromancers might not have been the wisest choice she could have taken and how close she did came to becoming exactly like what she hated most, all for the sake of revenge, something that her partner probably wouldn't have wanted her to do. So, if it is in keeping with that theme (Plus she's trying to reform her more bloodthirsty instincts),
I'm thinking having Hope offer the Guardian the choice of coming with them freely, maybe offering her the proverbial olive branch. Mostly, because Hope was in a far darker place that The Guardian is right now, and could use that insight. If nothing else, she would probably be far better treated with them than anywhere else.
Pride might keep the Guardian from initially accepting her offer, but even death at the hands of the Americans would probably be more merciful than what she'd face in the Middle East.
Your call, it might be a defining moment for Hope though, especially if the Guardian does accept the offer. Hope would do her best to win the woman over, she is trained for this sort of thing (winning the confidence of the captured bad-guy/criminal.) It's just been in the past few days, what with Faust and all she's been very much off her stride.
Now she's getting back in.
Also, next time we get PP, I'm thinking of having Hope gain Ultimate-Save Fortitude or Toughness, depending on what seems to suit her most, as she does tend to be able to shake off stuns alot, this would be in keeping with her stubborn nature. That and I'm also wanting her to invest in more luck-hero points.
Trying to turn the Guardian might really piss off MS. It pretty clear that she didn't kill her not because she doesn't kill, but because this would be a BETTER kill. Also, its unclear what would happen if the Guardian wound up in American custody. Its quite possible that they'll not want to piss off the Saudi and just release her.
DM_Matt
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Raylis does, but seems comprehensively absent. If things aren't better next week, I say move.
No problem then. But the direction to where I am going with Hope is remaining the same though. She is actually slowly beginning to realize how selfish those acts were.
Fangor the Fierce
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To me, I simply let the situations around Wren define his growth as a super and a person. Now, with another death, and his not choosing to interpose, he's got a little bit of uncertainty on his mind. Talk about a twist! He didn't see her dying.. but, you know, there IS always a little option that he might just take... although it might be best to run this over with the DM.
[sblock=For the DM]Seeing as how Wren has the ability, and the knowledge, he would like to have an option, one that might be a little harder to pull off than he would think. With his ring, he can have Regen. Using his full HP left, which should be 2, and then downtime of 1 day, would he be able to Power Stunt a Regeneration for the dead girl, but to where it would only grant her either 1) the ability to come back from death, but to where she would choose to leave the group and nobody would be informed of her decision. She could live a new life, away from this type of power struggle, and try to live a normal life. or 2) revive her, without her powers anymore. this would be a trade off, with her not dying, but with the knowledge that she tried, failed, and was revived, with the loss of her powers. Easier choice to leave the group, and fall into the back ground of the sotry.
Either way, it's an option that Wren would like to investigate...[/sblock]
[sblock=For the DM]Seeing as how Wren has the ability, and the knowledge, he would like to have an option, one that might be a little harder to pull off than he would think. With his ring, he can have Regen. Using his full HP left, which should be 2, and then downtime of 1 day, would he be able to Power Stunt a Regeneration for the dead girl, but to where it would only grant her either 1) the ability to come back from death, but to where she would choose to leave the group and nobody would be informed of her decision. She could live a new life, away from this type of power struggle, and try to live a normal life. or 2) revive her, without her powers anymore. this would be a trade off, with her not dying, but with the knowledge that she tried, failed, and was revived, with the loss of her powers. Easier choice to leave the group, and fall into the back ground of the sotry.
Either way, it's an option that Wren would like to investigate...[/sblock]
