As I mentionedbefore, growing up I didn’t have a traditional religious experience, but I didhave Harry Potter. I would often tellpeople that the Harry Potter bookswere like my Bible. I said it as kind of a joke, but it was also true. I wouldlisten to Harry and the Potters music and digested it like some may digesthymns.
I feel like this comes from some kind of high school AU WarCraft fan comic. Someone tell Blizzard that I volunteer to untangle Night Elf history and make it make sense. These classic Peanuts strips capture the humor and heart of Schulz's work, showcasing moments that still resonate with fans decades later. The new Ultimate Universe could revamp several overlooked Marvel side characters, finally making these secondary heroes more important than ever. The Garfield comics by Jim Davis have been entertaining for decades. While still funny, some of the most hilarious material is found in early issues.One potential pitfall is the reliance on the headcanon generator's output without further refinement. It's important for creators to view these generated profiles as starting points rather than finished products. Additionally, the randomness that makes these tools exciting can sometimes lead to incoherence if not carefully managed. Creators must remain vigilant in ensuring that the generated elements fit cohesively within their stories. While randomness is a key feature of character headcanon randomizer generators, many offer customization options to tailor the output to your specific needs. You can often select particular traits, backgrounds, or even moral alignments to better fit your narrative vision.
Situation where Clark has formed a tentative working relationship with Batman, but somewhere in that time, Batman acquired Robin and, naturally, didn't tell him. There is at least one question in Version 5 that I am desperately wishing I’d done differently, it really needs a "none of them believe that" checkbox, but after the debacle of 1.0 I resolved not to edit surveys after posting. For Version 5, I decided to remove the "you’ve already lost" option. Now we have 55% original owners/heirs, 17% whoever killed the dragon, and 28% finders keepers. Part of our Themed Collection series for our newsletter, this collection features alliterative poems about Middle-earth.
I actually think that level of power is a real trap for actual roleplayers. I know exactly what you mean by jaded characters. I think that goes along with being very powerful. After all, if you can just port yourself to another dimension, or whatever, you don't have a whole lot of reason to be that concerned about this one. Which always left me wondering why even be a hero in the first place if you don't really care about what happens to this world.
