Category:DCAM-Characters - Revision history

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Marr0w: Undo revision 10876 by Marr0w (talk)

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Undo revision 10876 by Marr0w (talk)

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Marr0w at 05:31, 9 April 2016

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 DC Animated MU* uses a simple system to divide highly popular heroes and villains from less well known and infrequently used characters. This system breaks down as follows:
-'''[[:Category:Tier 1|Tier 1]]''': A city's principal guardian and their archvillain, along with iconic DC staples.  ''Examples'' of Headline characters include Batman and the Joker, Superman and Lex Luthor, Wonder Woman, and the Flash.  Staff reserves the right to append this list. Please also note Headline chars will by definition have the most alt-crossover, often with entire rogues galleries or organizations of their own.
+'''[[:Category:Tier 1|Tier 1]]''': A city's principal guardian and their archvillain, along with iconic DC staples.  ''Examples'' of Headline characters include Batman and the Joker, Superman and Lex Luthor, Wonder Woman, and the Flash.  Staff reserves the right to append this list. Please also note Headline chars will by definition have the most alt-crossover, often with entire rogues galleries or organizations of their own. (A-Listers)
-'''[[:Category:Tier 2|Tier 2]]''': Prominent, popular villains and capes. Always skilled and/or powerful, these are iconic heroes in their own right, and little truly separates them from the most popular Tier 1 characters. Many prominent heroes and villains fall into this category. Examples of Tier 2 characters include Nightwing, Robin, Zatanna, Harley Quinn, Aquaman, Bane, Metallo, and Mr. Freeze.
+'''[[:Category:Tier 2|Tier 2]]''': Prominent, popular villains and capes. Always skilled and/or powerful, these are iconic heroes in their own right, and little truly separates them from the most popular Tier 1 characters. Many prominent heroes and villains fall into this category. Examples of Tier 2 characters include Nightwing, Robin, Zatanna, Harley Quinn, Aquaman, Bane, Metallo, and Mr. Freeze. (B-Listers)
-'''[[:Category:Tier 3|Tier 3]]''': Less well known and less exposed heroes and villains, these characters may be exceptional in their own right, but will typically be more minor characters than the Tiers above them, at least outside their own circles. Examples of Tier 3 characters include Hourman, Wildcat, Secret, Deadshot, Talia al Ghul. OCs will almost universally be considered Tier 3.
+'''[[:Category:Tier 3|Tier 3]]''': Less well known and less exposed heroes and villains, these characters may be exceptional in their own right, but will typically be more minor characters than the Tiers above them, at least outside their own circles. Examples of Tier 3 characters include Hourman, Wildcat, Secret, Deadshot, Talia al Ghul. OCs will almost universally be considered Tier 3. (C-Listers)
-'''[[:Category:Tier 4|Tier 4]]''': Support characters without a major career in either the hero or villain roles will fall into this category. They may also be exceptional in any number of ways, but their main purpose in life is something other than wearing tights and doing good and evil. Examples of Support tier characters include Alfred Pennyworth, Jim Gordon, Lois Lane, Jimmy Olsen, Linda Park, or Vicki Vale.  These characters do not count towards alt quotas.
+'''[[:Category:Tier 4|Tier 4]]''': Support characters without a major career in either the hero or villain roles will fall into this category. They may also be exceptional in any number of ways, but their main purpose in life is something other than wearing tights and doing good and evil. Examples of Support tier characters include Alfred Pennyworth, Jim Gordon, Lois Lane, Jimmy Olsen, Linda Park, or Vicki Vale.  These characters do not count towards alt quotas. Goons are typically run as NPCs, but if you'd like to be a "professional goon" please put them in Tier 4.
 {{further|[[NPC Listings]]}}

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 DC Animated MU* uses a simple system to divide highly popular heroes and villains from less well known and infrequently used characters. This system breaks down as follows:
-'''[[Tier 1]]''': A city's principal guardian and their archvillain, along with iconic DC staples.  ''Examples'' of Headline characters include Batman and the Joker, Superman and Lex Luthor, Wonder Woman, and the Flash.  Staff reserves the right to append this list. Please also note Headline chars will by definition have the most alt-crossover, often with entire rogues galleries or organizations of their own.
+'''[[:Category:Tier 1|Tier 1]]''': A city's principal guardian and their archvillain, along with iconic DC staples.  ''Examples'' of Headline characters include Batman and the Joker, Superman and Lex Luthor, Wonder Woman, and the Flash.  Staff reserves the right to append this list. Please also note Headline chars will by definition have the most alt-crossover, often with entire rogues galleries or organizations of their own.
-'''[[Tier 2]]''': Prominent, popular villains and capes. Always skilled and/or powerful, these are iconic heroes in their own right, and little truly separates them from the most popular Tier 1 characters. Many prominent heroes and villains fall into this category. Examples of Tier 2 characters include Nightwing, Robin, Zatanna, Harley Quinn, Aquaman, Bane, Metallo, and Mr. Freeze.
+'''[[:Category:Tier 2|Tier 2]]''': Prominent, popular villains and capes. Always skilled and/or powerful, these are iconic heroes in their own right, and little truly separates them from the most popular Tier 1 characters. Many prominent heroes and villains fall into this category. Examples of Tier 2 characters include Nightwing, Robin, Zatanna, Harley Quinn, Aquaman, Bane, Metallo, and Mr. Freeze.
-'''[[Tier 3]]''': Less well known and less exposed heroes and villains, these characters may be exceptional in their own right, but will typically be more minor characters than the Tiers above them, at least outside their own circles. Examples of Tier 3 characters include Hourman, Wildcat, Secret, Deadshot, Talia al Ghul. OCs will almost universally be considered Tier 3.
+'''[[:Category:Tier 3|Tier 3]]''': Less well known and less exposed heroes and villains, these characters may be exceptional in their own right, but will typically be more minor characters than the Tiers above them, at least outside their own circles. Examples of Tier 3 characters include Hourman, Wildcat, Secret, Deadshot, Talia al Ghul. OCs will almost universally be considered Tier 3.
-'''[[Tier 4]]''': Support characters without a major career in either the hero or villain roles will fall into this category. They may also be exceptional in any number of ways, but their main purpose in life is something other than wearing tights and doing good and evil. Examples of Support tier characters include Alfred Pennyworth, Jim Gordon, Lois Lane, Jimmy Olsen, Linda Park, or Vicki Vale.  These characters do not count towards alt quotas.
+'''[[:Category:Tier 4|Tier 4]]''': Support characters without a major career in either the hero or villain roles will fall into this category. They may also be exceptional in any number of ways, but their main purpose in life is something other than wearing tights and doing good and evil. Examples of Support tier characters include Alfred Pennyworth, Jim Gordon, Lois Lane, Jimmy Olsen, Linda Park, or Vicki Vale.  These characters do not count towards alt quotas.
 {{further|[[NPC Listings]]}}

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 DC Animated MU* uses a simple system to divide highly popular heroes and villains from less well known and infrequently used characters. This system breaks down as follows:
-'''Tier 1''': A city's principal guardian and their archvillain, along with iconic DC staples.  ''Examples'' of Headline characters include Batman and the Joker, Superman and Lex Luthor, Wonder Woman, and the Flash.  Staff reserves the right to append this list. Please also note Headline chars will by definition have the most alt-crossover, often with entire rogues galleries or organizations of their own.
+'''[[Tier 1]]''': A city's principal guardian and their archvillain, along with iconic DC staples.  ''Examples'' of Headline characters include Batman and the Joker, Superman and Lex Luthor, Wonder Woman, and the Flash.  Staff reserves the right to append this list. Please also note Headline chars will by definition have the most alt-crossover, often with entire rogues galleries or organizations of their own.
-'''Tier 2''': Prominent, popular villains and capes. Always skilled and/or powerful, these are iconic heroes in their own right, and little truly separates them from the most popular Tier 1 characters. Many prominent heroes and villains fall into this category. Examples of Tier 2 characters include Nightwing, Robin, Zatanna, Harley Quinn, Aquaman, Bane, Metallo, and Mr. Freeze.
+'''[[Tier 2]]''': Prominent, popular villains and capes. Always skilled and/or powerful, these are iconic heroes in their own right, and little truly separates them from the most popular Tier 1 characters. Many prominent heroes and villains fall into this category. Examples of Tier 2 characters include Nightwing, Robin, Zatanna, Harley Quinn, Aquaman, Bane, Metallo, and Mr. Freeze.
-'''Tier 3''': Less well known and less exposed heroes and villains, these characters may be exceptional in their own right, but will typically be more minor characters than the Tiers above them, at least outside their own circles. Examples of Tier 3 characters include Hourman, Wildcat, Secret, Deadshot, Talia al Ghul. OCs will almost universally be considered Tier 3.
+'''[[Tier 3]]''': Less well known and less exposed heroes and villains, these characters may be exceptional in their own right, but will typically be more minor characters than the Tiers above them, at least outside their own circles. Examples of Tier 3 characters include Hourman, Wildcat, Secret, Deadshot, Talia al Ghul. OCs will almost universally be considered Tier 3.
-'''Tier 4''': Support characters without a major career in either the hero or villain roles will fall into this category. They may also be exceptional in any number of ways, but their main purpose in life is something other than wearing tights and doing good and evil. Examples of Support tier characters include Alfred Pennyworth, Jim Gordon, Lois Lane, Jimmy Olsen, Linda Park, or Vicki Vale.  These characters do not count towards alt quotas.
+'''[[Tier 4]]''': Support characters without a major career in either the hero or villain roles will fall into this category. They may also be exceptional in any number of ways, but their main purpose in life is something other than wearing tights and doing good and evil. Examples of Support tier characters include Alfred Pennyworth, Jim Gordon, Lois Lane, Jimmy Olsen, Linda Park, or Vicki Vale.  These characters do not count towards alt quotas.
 {{further|[[NPC Listings]]}}

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 ==Tiers==
 DC Animated MU* uses a simple system to divide highly popular heroes and villains from less well known and infrequently used characters. This system breaks down as follows:
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 Q: What if the character I want hasn't been in the Animated Universe?<br>
 A: Some characters, such as Jason Todd or Hal Jordan will require significant tweaking, but are still available. The reason they never showed up in the Animated Universe is most likely due to backstory issues or issues regarding wanting a different feel by the production staff. Hal Jordan is prime example, as his origins have been taken by Kyle Rayner. Please speak to staff regarding these kind of characters so we can help get them into a proper fit.
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 DC Animated MU* uses a simple system to divide highly popular heroes and villains from less well known and infrequently used characters. This system breaks down as follows:
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 Q: What if the character I want hasn't been in the Animated Universe?<br>
 A: Some characters, such as Jason Todd or Hal Jordan will require significant tweaking, but are still available. The reason they never showed up in the Animated Universe is most likely due to backstory issues or issues regarding wanting a different feel by the production staff. Hal Jordan is prime example, as his origins have been taken by Kyle Rayner. Please speak to staff regarding these kind of characters so we can help get them into a proper fit.
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 ==Tiers==
 DC Animated MU* uses a simple system to divide highly popular heroes and villains from less well known and infrequently used characters. This system breaks down as follows:
-'''Support''': Support characters without a major career in either the hero or villain roles will fall into this category. They may also be exceptional in any number of ways, but their main purpose in life is something other than wearing tights and doing good and evil. Examples of Support tier characters include Alfred Pennyworth, Jim Gordon, Lois Lane, Jimmy Olsen, Linda Park, or Vicki Vale.  These characters do not count towards alt quotas.
+'''Tier 1''': A city's principal guardian and their archvillain, along with iconic DC staples.  ''Examples'' of Headline characters include Batman and the Joker, Superman and Lex Luthor, Wonder Woman, and the Flash.  Staff reserves the right to append this list. Please also note Headline chars will by definition have the most alt-crossover, often with entire rogues galleries or organizations of their own.
 {{further|[[NPC Listings]]}}
 ==Alts==
-Players may have up to four superhero or supervillain alts (This includes characters on Twisted). Of these, no more than one may be a Headline character.
+Players may have up to four superhero or supervillain alts (This includes characters on Twisted). Of these, no more than one may be a Tier 1 character.
 Characters which should, thematically, interact a great deal cannot be alts for the same person.  In general staff will be lenient about this, but in no case will the same player have, for instance: Batman and Robin, Aquaman and Black Manta, Hal Jordan and Sinestro, etc.

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 ==Tiers==
 DC Animated MU* uses a simple system to divide highly popular heroes and villains from less well known and infrequently used characters. This system breaks down as follows:
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-|5th Dimension Characters    ||   Alternate Universe Characters     ||  Amazo
+| 5th Dimension Characters    ||   Alternate Universe Characters     ||  Amazo
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-|Non-Sentient Animals            ||          Brainiac || Chemo
+| Chronos    ||  Despero || Doomsday
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-|Chronos    ||  Despero || Doomsday
+| Dr. Psycho     || The Endless || Future Characters*
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-|Dr. Psycho     || The Endless || Future Characters*
+| Dial H For Hero  ||        Hippolyta      ||  Johnny Thunder
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-|Dial H For Hero  ||        Hippolyta      ||  Johnny Thunder
+| The Monitor and Anti-Monitor          || Morgaine le Fey          || Nekron
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-|The Monitor and Anti-Monitor          || Morgaine le Fey          || Nekron
+| Some New Gods**   ||   Olympians/Titans***   || Parallax
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-|Some New Gods**   ||   Olympians/Titans***   || Parallax
+| The Phantom Stranger      ||  Ray Thompson       || The Spectre
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-|The Phantom Stranger      ||  Ray Thompson       || The Spectre
+| Starro      ||  Swamp Thing       || Waverider      ||
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 (*)  - Future Characters not banned: Booster Gold, Impulse, Goldstar, Sungirl, Rip Hunter, others TBD.<br>

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 DC Animated MU* uses a simple system to divide highly popular heroes and villains from less well known and infrequently used characters. This system breaks down as follows:
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-'''Headliner''': A city's principle guardian and their archvillain, along with iconic DC staples.  ''Examples'' of Headline characters include Batman and the Joker, Superman and Lex Luthor, Wonder Woman, and the Flash.  Staff reserves the right to append this list. Please also note Headline chars will by definition have the most alt-crossover, often with entire rogues galleries or organizations of their own.
+'''Headliner''': A city's principal guardian and their archvillain, along with iconic DC staples.  ''Examples'' of Headline characters include Batman and the Joker, Superman and Lex Luthor, Wonder Woman, and the Flash.  Staff reserves the right to append this list. Please also note Headline chars will by definition have the most alt-crossover, often with entire rogues galleries or organizations of their own.
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 ===Age Limits===
-There are a few FCs below the age of 16 in the DC universe. These FCs may be applied for, but should be adapted to be at least 16 years of age. In no case will DCAM allow a PC under 16 years of age, or who is explicitly or implicitly stated to appear as such.  Younger characters may be NPC'ed as necessary, but any inappropriate conduct will result in immediate dismissal of the offending player.
+There are a few FCs below the age of 16 in the DC universe. These FCs may be applied for, but should be adapted to be at least 16 years of age. In no case will DCAM allow a PC under 16 years of age, or who is explicitly or implicitly stated to appear as such.  Younger characters may be NPC'd as necessary, but any inappropriate conduct will result in immediate dismissal of the offending player.
 Please keep in mind that players on the site must be 18 years of age. We do not allow younger players, and we are sorry for any inconvenience.