It was too good an opportunity to miss.


I suspect Sam, Mags, and Griff are respectively Lawful Good, Neutral Good, and Chaotic Good, but I'm not entirely sure yet.


We ask a man's condition, not the accident of his creation.


And Shrike has failed to recruit Dream to mercenary status.


It seemed disrespectful to the character that he wouldn't have worked out a work-around.

It allowed me to play to the Shoggoth's strengths while he still retained his human condition.


I'll go back and check that next.


Garrick doesn't really like metahumans of any kind. He's do it to all if them if he could.


He's a straight joe in the world's dirtiest job.


I'm expecting casting suggestions next.


She's a really useful narrative engine.


There are still a few technical issues - and one very powerful adversary.


Sadly we've already done LL: The Musical.


When I originally planned this arc I decided Yo had better be the "returned" character. Then Bill showed up and expressed an interest in Nats playing so I added him as well. This is my guilt-payment at dragging Yo in then switching the focus to someone else for a while.


Mumph tends to like the "plan F" route for big battles, so it makes sense he'd take the "go by a roundabout root to the heart of the problem" approach. It's the same kind of tactical thinking we saw in the final battle against the Parody Master.


Each one gets us nearer to a conclusion.