The Legonater

Having not seen Guardians yet, my list is as follows: 1. Captain America: The Winter Soldier 2. The Avengers 3. Iron Man 4. Iron Man 3 5. Thor 6. Thor: The Dark World 7: Captain America: The First Avengers 8: Iron Man 2 9: Incredible Hulk. I'm guessing Guardians is going to rank pretty high, though.

Gah, now Dyric missed the opportunity to talk to both Arthur and Skrall. Next time, I suppose.

Dyric yet again signs up for the raffle, hoping for something good.

The way I see it is they're just keeping the Vision a bit of a mystery for the moment.

Dyric strolled back into the Hall. He had taken some time off to spend with Claire, but Heroica would always be at the forefront of his mind. So here he was. He would probably stick around for a couple weeks, so how everyone was faring in the summer heat. It was only fair. The Hall seemed busy. Heroes where coming and going every which way. Dyric decided it would be best to sit down for the moment and wait for any old friends to come to him.

Just so everyone knows, starting today I'm probably not going to be around a lot over the summer, so if you're trying to talk to Dyric in the hall don't expect an answer for a while.

It's kind of funny that they mention Widow's 'widow bite'. She's had those previously, and made a lot of use if them in Avengers if nothing else.

There's been QMs who hand out XP for more than combat. I remember Zepher gave us XP for peacefully resolving a situation once.

I don't know, I honestly prefer the Captain Marvel outfit, and it works a lot better with the more 'grounded' look of the MCU movies.

To be honest, I don't know how she got into Fox's hands in the first place - she's not a mutant, and as far as I know has very little to do with the X-Men. I would say Marvel has the rights to her and Fox skirted around them, but I can't say for certain.

Yeah, that is seeming very much fake.

Dyric's significant other is an NPC from a quest he was on. It doesn't get commented on a lot, which I suppose is something I should work on , but it's there.

First of all, I really, really don't want Ventress in the new movies. For one, it wouldn't make any sense - there's no reason for her to still be alive then. Also, I just... there's no reason to bring a Clone Wars villain into a new series of movies. I don't care how popular she is. There's absolutely no reason to bring in B-list villains like that. Also, Battlefield looks absolutely beautiful in about every way. I can't wait to see more!

I did pretty much the same thing for Dyric, and chose a fairly rare head I've only seen in one set. Still haven't seen it anywhere else in Heroica.

This was my thinking as well. I'm also unsure about either of these actors as Strange, but Cumberbatch would be interesting.

I had heard rumours that it would be a heist movie, but this is the first confirmation. Interesting, I wonder how they'll pull this off.

I haven't seen any of his stuff, but he looks like he's been in a lot of big movies, and asides from the hair he has the look fairly good as well. It's a lot better choice than Johnny Depp. I honestly don't know why people think he'll be a good Dr. Strange.

Main Weapon: Towel. Damage done is WP+42

It's XX!

Yeah, we're still another year out from Avengers 2. There's plenty of time to do Ant-Man still.

Radagast's fate in the books is a mystery, as I recall. The Hobbit has been used to essentially show his role in the Lord of the Rings, and after that there's nothing. I don't see what it would contradict, other than the assumption that he doesn't die.

They're not going to ditch a movie halfway through production like this. Ant-Man is the opening movie for Phase 3, not to mention if it's a success it would be proof they can push a concept like Ant-Man and have it work. Guardians of the Galaxy is one thing, but a lot of it's success will probably come from the fact that it's a space opera - it's not as overtly connected to the MCU as say, Captain America. Ant-Man, however, is an Avenger. If Ant-Man fails, it may mean that future heroes (Black Panther, Ms Marvel, etc) won't get a chance because 'that Ant-Man film didn't work'. It's an important step for the MCU.

Radagast dying doesn't directly contradict anything. I'm interested in how they would plan on killing an Istari like that, but I'm far more fine with that than keeping Thorin alive or bringing in Sauron.

Clearly he means Legolas. I mean, he wasn't in the Hobbit - he's bound to die by the end of this trilogy. Right?