Challange: A series of sports related crimes are committed.
Hmm..... how about a series of attacks on prominent politcal people during Professional sport events. The First family gets attacked while attending a foot ball, base ball, or Basket ball game.
each time the family is protected by Hero's who "just happen to be in the area"
Shortly after figuring this out The Players in their secret id's all recieve tickets to a sold out local game.
the plot?
most of the people at the game look kind of similar to the PC's in their secret ID.
Someone has done an awful lot of research to find out as closely as possible what the heroes look like in their secret id and then bought out the game and discretely sent tickets to each of the Heroes by subtle means as well as hundreds of others also likely to be suspected Heroes. And of course the only people really standing out in the crowd is the First family, protected by bunches of security (who also pretty much stand out) at which point halfway through the game the Mercenary villains attack.
the heroes win the day, but who staged not only this one but a massive series of other ones all appraently targeting the First family but likely inviting Heroes to foil their plans?
Aliens using some subtle technology have decided that arena sports are too boring instead they prefer to play a combination of "Where is Waldo" plus Arena Combat.
the bait is the Governments contacts with the aliens, the President is a tad more unscupulous than he is given credit for and is trying to gain some much needed space technology in order to advance the space race and prevent more "Challenger" incidents. Though the aliens have agreed to stop, and stop the situation, if the situation endangers the Presidents Family.
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