WEll, we created DHH and the Little Legendary on Justice as our more prolific altitis-cursed folks reached critical mass on Virtue and Infinity before the advent of purchasable character slots.
Little Legendary is a take on the Earth-1, Earth-2 schism from the Silver Age of DC comics. The Evangelia of the Little Legendary timeline is in her late 30s, not played by anyone, just a RP note... And Wide Receiver and Minuet Mac Hine's kids are members in good standing in their teens to twenties. So Blueside is a weird alternate timeline where the backstory of the Legendary as played on Virtue took place in the 1980s, but the Main CoH backstory is as NCSoft canon.
Dark Heart High, on the other hand, is a shout out to Improfanfic's series of the same name. Think Rosario + Vampire or an evil Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters. The fun part is that we have characters redside who are not completely "Muahahaha! I BE EBIL!" When we started we had a lot of female characters, so when I rolled Lucien Ferrara [DB/Nin stalker], he wound up with the Terrence curse...
''We don't just borrow words; on occasion, English has pursued other languages down alleyways to beat
them unconscious and rifle their pockets for new vocabulary.''
-- James Nicoll
Little Legendary is a take on the Earth-1, Earth-2 schism from the Silver Age of DC comics. The Evangelia of the Little Legendary timeline is in her late 30s, not played by anyone, just a RP note... And Wide Receiver and Minuet Mac Hine's kids are members in good standing in their teens to twenties. So Blueside is a weird alternate timeline where the backstory of the Legendary as played on Virtue took place in the 1980s, but the Main CoH backstory is as NCSoft canon.
Dark Heart High, on the other hand, is a shout out to Improfanfic's series of the same name. Think Rosario + Vampire or an evil Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters. The fun part is that we have characters redside who are not completely "Muahahaha! I BE EBIL!" When we started we had a lot of female characters, so when I rolled Lucien Ferrara [DB/Nin stalker], he wound up with the Terrence curse...
''We don't just borrow words; on occasion, English has pursued other languages down alleyways to beat
them unconscious and rifle their pockets for new vocabulary.''
-- James Nicoll