DwarfStar

not even close to being just you and Sly...I've heard from numerous people that they would like to have this. I have my origin on my website, which is in my sig, but a lot of people don't have that privelage. SlyFox's sig is just his origin; which I tried linking to mine...but my sig became too long

Hopefully this can get added soon, maybe even a sub-category of the RPG forum here.

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Amen to that. It's weird, a whole world of completely silent costume clad heroes (excepting present company of course).

I just shut my broadcast and request channels off completely, too annoying to bother with.

I would be happy to "chat local" with anyone here in this forum.

-Gravotus/Paladiene on Virtue

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I agree, but I do keep the Request line open usually. It just makes more sense to RP in local. It does add to the game. To ShatterStorm, if it does bother you, /ignore probably is the best avenue.

Freedom Factor was established in World War 2 as a covert government sponsored supergroup to deal with the 5th Column and other terrorist threats on the US shores. In 1944 it ws overseen by a Major Douglas Monroe.

Today a five star general, Douglas Monroe still oversees the department operations. With branches in Washington, D.C., San Francisco, New York City, and Paragon City. Freedom Factor has become the new front on the fight with evil.

Paragon City branch was established shortly after the Ritki invasion in response to the heightened criminal activity. It had been eluded to that the "Lost" are actually Ritki induced mutations designed as a precursor to another invasion. Dwarf Star was sent in to investigate this and to set up a team of heores.


more to come soon...

mmm...I love Major Flander's Chicken...that's good eatin'

however, there are a lot of bars and pubs around...for some strange reason they're always closed even thought the sign in the window says open. Oh well, we could always make it a beer garden; the weather's always beautiful in Paragon and we heroes need a break every now and then.

you win brownie points for guessing the them. but no fair looking at what it is.
Theme Song

I just like the theme. Would have been X-men Fox series, but that would be overdone. In all actuality, I would probably go a techno beat.

I'd love to sign up and give my insights on the goings on in Paragon City, unfortuanatley most of the site seems to be down including the contact information.

Freedom Factor has been engaged in an ongoing investigation into this as well. During the Ritki invasion, the Ritki were aided by numerous Lost. Some of the Lost even start to resemble Ritki in later mutations.
This is quite worrisome. Are the Ritki trying to chnage us into them? If so, the invasion isn't over; it's just begun.

bah! if it bothers them, oh well. But I personally get a kick of keeping in character when others are ooc.
eg.
SuperMe:"oh look, lol!"
Dwarf Star: "Who's Lol?"

Oops! Have to change that I meant chase women and fight evil

[edit]ack, won't let me edit the original thread anymore

thanks, and yes I do. Perez Park if I do recall.

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Ummm...can we get the max size of a petition increased if you'd like all this info? I ran out of space just describing the problem.

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just type /bug, error in mission, or something then type the rest in the box that pops up.

A lady draped in a ragged black cloak, streaked with blood, walked up to the orphanage. With her, she carried a tiny baby wrapped in a blanket with a note attached. She left the baby at the berth of the St. Frances Orphanage of San Francisco on that cold December morning in 1974.

He was brought in by the workers and nursed back to health. The note that was attached to the blanket read, "Please take care of my baby, his name is Erik."

Erik was raised in the orphanage. At the age of 14 he had grown to be an attractive young man; long blonde hair, and an athletic build. However, he only grew to the height of 3feet 8 inches. He was quite athletic however. He joined a community field and track team where he won some trophies in the shot put and to everyone's astonishment, the 100 yard hurdle dash. The newspapers called him the "Dwarf Star". So the Dwarf Star began training hard for his Olympic shot.

On October 17, 1989 at 5:00 PM, Erik was in the basement of St. Frances lifting weights and training. After one set of arm curls, he tossed the weights down and noticed the building was starting to shake. At first he thought that it was just because he had dropped the weights, but then it began to shake more violently. It was an earthquake, and a big one.

Erik ran upstairs. It was utter madness, the 5 story building, built in 1909, was crumbling around him. Everyone was panicking. Then something amazing happened. Erik raised his arms and appeared to hold the walls up. The ceiling started to give way, and again it stopped as Erik raised hands higher. The ground was still shaking but the building was defying gravity and remaining erect. "Everyone get out, now" he yelled. He held the building until he thought everyone had made it out. He started to head out himself when he noticed another child, a girl no more than five years old, cowering in a corner.
"We have to go, now!" Erik pleaded with her.
"I want my mommy", the girl cried.
This hit him hard; he wanted his "mommy" too. He was an orphan after all, as were all the other kids here. But this wasn't the time to dwell on this. Erik did one more amazing thing on this day, he took the girl by the hand and they teleported outside of the building just before it completely crashed to the ground.

Everyone was grateful to have gotten out alive. The newspaper did a full-page article on the hero Dwarf Star and how he saved countless lives. This caught the attention of Freedom Factor, a government sponsored super group created in World War 2 to battle evil. They adopted Erik and he took on the name Dwarf Star. In his new guise, he would be a powerful force for justice.

A nanny on the payroll of Freedom Factor raised him after the age of 15. His Olympic aspirations were all but lost, but he had a new focus; fight evil and women. Although heroic to the core, Dwarf Star was also a little lecherous.

He advanced quickly in his newfound career. After the Ritki invasion it was Dwarf Star that was chosen to head up the Freedom Factor chapter in Paragon City to quell the criminal activities.

Methane Man rules! <hope I don't run in to him, peyew>

if everyone left Virtue for another server, it would be the same there. All the RPers went to Virtue. I also have a character on Pinnacle and Victory as well, although I don't play them as much, but I RP there too. Perhaps making two unofficial RP servers may help though.

My name is Dwarf Star, defender of justice, punisher of evil. I am the Field Marshall of Freedom Factor. We strive to free Paragon City from it's choke hold of crime.
I am a mutant gravity and kinetics user and use my powers to this end. Call me anytime if you need my help.
Let justice weigh in!

I'll just say this. There is connection between the "Dyne" drug trade, the Skulls, and the zombie infestation in Paragon.

Bah! That's the problem with this city's police force - No experience necessary- not much of a cop if you run when you see a crime going down...little alone being robbed yourself.

likewise, but unfortuanatley, their have been other Skulls cheering them on at the same time. Granted, this connection is purely speculation, and for those below security level 12 I can't give out too much more information at this time. You will find out for yourselves.

Ok, being the Field Marshall of Freedom Factor, I thought this might be somewhat a security issue that all should here.

During the Ritki invasion there were quite a few Lost assisting the aliens. It also needs to be mentioned, The Lost always seem to be utilizing Ritki technology. Some of the very mutations of these Lost seem to resemble some of the Ritki I witnessed as well.

To further complicate things, I think Dr. Vahlzilok may actually being funded by the Skulls. Every where I go there seems to be Skulls with the walking dead? What's up with that?
Oh well, that's my observations so far.

Dwarf Star

I have Dwarf Star and PsiBorg on Virture. but not Spectral Myst whom I do have the best story with. PsiBorg's is good too mind you, but the character I always play, the mighty mite, Dwarf Star, I am still working on his story.
Other than being left at an orphanage as a baby...and now that he is an adult, he is a bit lecherous.