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Chello! Thank you, Trebuchet! On topic, why do y'all think it is that GMs (and comics in general) tend to focus on the bad guys as religious (well, demons and the like) but usually fail to have religious heroes? There are of course exceptions like Nightcrawler, but they are the exception. Tony

Chello! Had a few religious supers over the years. There was Salvation--he was a Protestant flying e-blaster. In his secret id who was a televangelist. Retired after killing a werewolf that turned out to be a teenager. Archangel--the avatar of St Michael Archangel--flyer with wings, muy kewl flaming sword and armor. Isaiah 26: 4--another Catholic, this one a fairly standard brick. That said, except for Archangel's interactions with the Vatican, my GMs have pretty much ignored religion outside of the bad guys, like DEMON, Dark Seraph, ec. feh. Tony

Chello! I for one am glad to see the Boys in Green yet again. I can't wait to compare the new book to 4e....sounds like there are some interesting ideas in there. Tony

Chello! Nope. But then, my game is set in the 80's..... Now, if it was set in the 90's, the heroes would stay at home more than likely. Use something along the lines of Monolith's "Children of Islam" idea. Unless, of course, the players wanted to get involved. Then I'd activated them (most are Vets).... Tony