#heroesinprogress

Gateway is working. Clearly.

Two days ago on Brookside avenue a cafe was destroyed in super attack. 5 superheroes, seemingly coordinated to subdue the threat. Most notably, Flare, Gateway’s former apprentice seems to be making a name for himself - “reasons for his sudden departure from new york are still unclear, but he claims to be attempting to create a team of young heroes on behalf of his mentor. This sentiment is denied by Templar, the current champion of the church of the dieucharist who refuted any mention of association with the rest saying “I don’t know anything about plans for a team.” The other three heroes are still unknown, although one of them, “toothless” made a point to deny guilt of any crimes whatsoever, repeating "I don't deal drugs” repeatedly throughout the interview. The other two, publicly dubbed “fungus kid” and “shadowman” were unavailable for comment. Public sentiment on the super team seems mixed. One anonymous bystander stated “I don’t know, they didn’t really seem to know what they were doing”. Last night Mayor Shawn Schmooey announced his opinions on the team saying “While they may need more experience, we appreciate their success maintaining order in our fine city. This can only be progress!” Mayoral rival Natalie Novak made her own announcement on all social media platforms saying “Once again untrained vigilantes fumbled a villain attack, allowing massive damage and risk to the public. This city needs someone to bring back order and actually stop these villains once and for all.

Am thinking of maybe homebrewing an evasion move? To act as a dex check maybe? Or maybe I’m too stuck on dnd

Note: check for pests?

The students of Progess City High School experienced and interesting first day of school when one of their classmates attempted to hold the school hostage under threat of itching powder. The student used a rudimentary device placed in the school’s air ducts to release the powder and spread it throughout the school. Fortunately all students were evacuated in time and local super hero “Templar” was able to apprehend the student quickly and painlesssly. One student had this to say about the incident: “Oh my gosh it was soo scary, being itchy is like the bane of my makeup” Another student stated “this was a huge waste lf class time. I was learning some really interesting things about stem cell culturing.” However, rhis incident doesnt seem to have had a huge impact on all of the students. One student had this to say: “uhhhhhhhhhh, what? Nah i was just playing my guitar man.”Thanks to the Templar and the quick response of the city’s first response team, every student remained unharmed, and the school remains uncontaminated. The school will now undergo a two day vent cleaning to ensure the safety of all its students. Students of PCHS should note that school is expected to reopen on thursday.