Today we took on Romulus and his rogue Cimerorans with the added challenge of not using anything but our own abilities, and with nobody being knocked out for the entire ordeal!
Of course, I forgot my camera, so all I have is this picture of Punchin' Judy as proof of our accomplishment, and her awesomeness as the top badger on Virtue!
Sorry for the lack of updates, heroes, but we've been busy! The 5th Column, who have been in hiding since the Council took over, have finally made their move, and recruited the League of Evil to help them with their dastardly plan!
The first part of the plan was to steal security codes sealed in the time capsule created when the Omega Team went to fight the Rikti on their homeworld.
They then used these codes to free the most terrifying villain the multiverse has ever inflicted upon Paragon:
The Reichsman
The Liberty League was called in to defeat him! We had to find him first, fighting the 5th Column as they flooded Boomtown from their hiding place.
After making them talk, we then took on the Reichsman himself in the secret base the 5th Column had prepared for their new leader:
Though we stopped their plan and defeated the Reichsman, there have been rumors of the 5th Column striking back against the Council on the streets of Paragon, both by taking prisoners:
And through outright assault:
But rest assured, citizens, the Liberty League will be there to stop them at every turn!
Tonight Statesman gave a call out to all the heroes of Paragon, to help him stop the plans of the most powerful (if dorky) foe in the Rogue Isles: Lord Recluse! Statesman told us he'd give us extra recognition if we didn't have any outside help, and didn't let any villains get the best of any one of us.
Fatare and I joined a ragtag group of heroes led by the incredibly tall Gigantic-Moe, and we were victorious! Thanks to Gigantic-Moe, Dharma Moon, Matcho Man (he controls fire, get it? Match-o man? I laughed), Wayfinder, Summanus Tempest, and Lady Psi for their heroic efforts and unusually good teamwork for a first-time team-up!
Inter-dimensional Travel Can Be Hazardous to Your Health
...that is, if you're a villain, and the Liberty League is doing the inter-dimensional travelling to your area.
Last week, the Liberty League wrapped up its four week foray into the Shadow Shard, and defeated the mightiest giant floating bad guys in dresses that you ever did see. Again, sadly, I was lacking in the photography department, and these were the only shots I got:
Here, Dynamite Girl is telling Ruladak the Strong something about his mother. This, of course, enrages him, because it reminds him that he doesn't have a mother, you ignorant clod.
The Liberty League dispatches Lanaru the Mad! I have no recollection of who was on the team, but it was mostly Leaguers and a couple of friends of the League. That's what happens when you get lazy and wait weeks to post updates, combined with bad photography that misses 90% of the people you meant to photograph. I'm pretty sure that's Djundi on the lower right, though.
The League held it's 3rd annual New Year's Day party, and it was a blast as usual!
Sadly, I wasn't quite on the ball with the camera this year, and this is the only shot I got. Thanks to everyone who came, congrats to our trivia and costume contest winners, and thanks to DJ Templar and the Cape for the music!
Greetings heroes! This week we caught word of a member of the League of Evil hitting the big time-- Mind Stinger is now considered a maximum threat supervillain, so we're watching out for her!
Hey heroes! The Liberty League took a little detour to ancient Cimerora recently, and showed them the meaning of the word Justice!
But first, we warmed up with some swimming. Given the caliber of the threat we faced, we had no choice but to team up with a villain to take on the greater evil. From left to right, that's the villainous Betrayer of the Gods of the League of Evil, friend of the League Empyre, Leaguers Upshot and Dynamite Girl, friend of the League Nu Guy, and Leaguer Captain Karate.
We only spent a few minutes in the water, as we didn't want to get all wrinkly. Thank goodness our costumes are waterproof!
Anyway, after fighting endless waves of crazies that somehow managed to wear less clothing than the average Paragon resident, we faced the great Romulus Augustus himself.
Why is Captain Karate floating upside down? I don't know. Maybe he's meditating?
In the end we prevailed (of course!) and saved ancient Cimerora from certain doom by punching, kicking, and blasting the big bad guy in the face!
