Green Lantern
Brightest Day
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...and now... the semi-annual (not really cuz this is the first time)
BEST ROOKIE: This one is tough. I'll have to tip my hat to Trigger's Rose though. Good job.
BEST TEAMUP: Yeah, so sue me, I'm gonna toot my own horn here...
I really enjoyed bantering and teaming up with Master Bruce's Nightwing
FUNNIEST POST: No, not gonna toot my own horn again... it'll go to MB for this one:
http://superherohype.com/forums/showpost.php?p=9491228&postcount=1736 Linked, because you have to read the post before it for effect
BIGGEST SHOCK: If I hadn't been in on it, probably Twy's character's identity. Being that I was in on that one, Superman's Death.
DC WORLD OF HEROES RPG
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BEST STORYLINE: The Genesis Strain/Metropolis Season Ending Arc
BEST HERO: LibrarianThorne as Superman really set the bar for his successor
BEST VILLAIN: Spike's Parasite. What a brilliant end to a great long running story and character in this RPG. Way to send him off Spike
BEST DEVELOPED CHARACTER: Twylight's "Mystery Woman" the fact that she has a whole backstory crafted and plotted out for what exactly happened to Dinah, is amazing. It shows in her portrayal.
BEST FIGHT: Is it possible to award this one to anyone other than LT and Spike? Honestly?
BEST POST:
BEST HERO: LibrarianThorne as Superman really set the bar for his successor
BEST VILLAIN: Spike's Parasite. What a brilliant end to a great long running story and character in this RPG. Way to send him off Spike

BEST DEVELOPED CHARACTER: Twylight's "Mystery Woman" the fact that she has a whole backstory crafted and plotted out for what exactly happened to Dinah, is amazing. It shows in her portrayal.
BEST FIGHT: Is it possible to award this one to anyone other than LT and Spike? Honestly?
BEST POST:
LibrarianThorne said:The Fortress of Solitude was abuzz with activity. Dozens of golden, floating robots, powered by technology Lois Lane couldn't even concieve of.
"Kelex! What in the name of God is going on?"
The little robot turned its expressionless face toward Sam Lane's daughter. "I cannot say, Mrs. Lane. The Master would not want me to tell you."
A cold fear gripped her heart. "Wouldn't want you to tell me what, Kelex?"
"I apologize, Mrs. Lane. This is one of my highest protocols."
"Fine then, what's the name of this damned protocol?" said Lois, her natural reporter instincts taking over. She knew, in her heart of hearts, something had happened to Clark. Something bad. And now these guardians, these housekeepers, wouldn't tell her what.
"Doomsday/Failure."
Deep in the bowels of the Fortress, six Superman robots came to life. Their costumes were similar to Superman's, save for one striking difference. Their S-shields were black. They spoke, vocal transmitters relaying the last instruction of the Jor-El command. "Enact program: Temple of Peace."
The robots flew out of the Fortress, streaking past a still confused Lois Lane.
"What was that?!"
"A subroutine activating, Mrs. Lane."
She grabbed the robot, heedless of her own still recovering state. In her gut, she could feel it. The same tight, cold ball of fear that had gripped her six years ago. She knew, but she had to hear it.
"God damn you, Kelex! What happened to Clark?!"
"Please wait. You will know in approximately twenty minutes."
Six blue and black figures streaked across the sky. With sensors more advanced than anything on Earth, they located the resting place of the Man of Tomorrow. They descended into the midst of the heroes around Superman's body. One of them strode to the body, and lifted it off of the emerald altar. It turned, and spoke to the assembled heroes.
"Command Last Rite /execute." The robot's face changed almost imperceptibly, becoming softer, more human. More like his face, an odd sight giving the body the robot held. "Hello, everyone."
The voice was his, and the robot looked at each hero in the eye as it spoke. "I recorded this to beread in the worst case scenario. If you're hearing this, it means I'm dead. Again. Wow, that sounded really weird to say," the robot chuckled as it said the uncomfortable sounding line. "But the fact remains. Something I didn't tell many of you, my earlier... resurrection, I'd guess you'd call it, was a one time thing. The Fortress no longer has the ability to resuscitate me, so... this is it. I've instructed these robots to recover my body, and play this recording. A last will with robots, I guess. What's going to happen is this: they will take my body to the Fortress. Even now, I bet the Fortress is changing. It's becoming a monument to... me, I guess. One last protocol my father had hardwired into the Fortress software. I may not be around, any more, but through the Fortress, my legacy and example will live on. I hope that will be enough."
The robot sighed, and inclined its head as he so often did when he didn't know what to say. "This is so macabre, but I have to do it. I'm sorry that I'm leaving you all so suddenly. I'm sorry I couldn't stay longer, and-and I hope that the good I've done will be more important than me. Don't mourn me, you already did that the first time. I know a lot of you must be sad, and I don't even want to think about what Batman would be doing right now, but listen to me this one, last time. Being who we are, doing what we do, was never supposed to be safe or easy. Many of us have died fighting this never ending battle, some of us more than once. We're all used to dealing with loss, and my last wish is for all of you to be even better heroes than you were when I was here. People all over the world look to us and our example, and our actions will always speak louder than our words. Go out, today, and make someone believe not in a man who can fly, but in themselves. End recording."
The robots flew away, leaving some staring at the sky.
Five minutes later, they entered the main lobby of the Fortress. Lois Lane and Kelex emerged from a side chamber. The body was placed on a strange crystalline altar, one that hadn't been there a few minutes before. On each side of the altar was the S-shield of Superman.
Lois Lane gasped. She ran over to the altar, her mouth suddenly dry. She put her hands on his scarred, bloody face. So like the last time.
"Clark..." No more words left her mouth. She buried her face on his chest, and began sobbing uncontrollably.
BEST ROOKIE: This one is tough. I'll have to tip my hat to Trigger's Rose though. Good job.
BEST TEAMUP: Yeah, so sue me, I'm gonna toot my own horn here...

FUNNIEST POST: No, not gonna toot my own horn again... it'll go to MB for this one:
http://superherohype.com/forums/showpost.php?p=9491228&postcount=1736 Linked, because you have to read the post before it for effect
BIGGEST SHOCK: If I hadn't been in on it, probably Twy's character's identity. Being that I was in on that one, Superman's Death.