Now in the correct forum (I think).
Inspired partly by the <a href='http://forums.spacebattles.com/showthread.php?t=201961' target='_blank' rel='nofollow'>Scionverse</a> stories by arthurh3535 (Arthur Hansen on FF.net), particularly <a href='http://www.fanfiction.net/s/7076943/1/The_Other_Path' target='_blank' rel='nofollow'>The Other Path</a>, and partly by the <a href='http://wiki.white-wolf.com/whitewolf/index.php?title=Fan_Made_Scion_Pantheons' target='_blank' rel='nofollow'>fan made pantheons</a> on the Scion wiki.
This is not so much a thread for one specific story, as for creating a setting and Pantheon, defining the characters, and posting whatever appropriate snippets any authors here are inspired to create. Since there's a reasonable chance that someone will ask, I'm defining 'appropriate' in this context as 'anything that fits the thread, and will neither get the poster banned, nor the thread locked'.
This world is somewhat unlike the standard Scion setting, in that beings with Powers and Abilities Far Beyond those of Mortal Men (and Women) are not secret, and in fact, are fairly well known, as Heroes, Demigods, and even Gods sometimes battle Titanspawn, and other beings, in public - though they try to keep it out of the cities, or to drag the combat outside the city, if it starts in one (not that Titanspawn are really cooperative about that). The true extent of those powers and abilities is not so well known, nor is the fact that these beings are Gods, Titans, and other beings of Legend. Most people think the powers of the Scions and Titanspawn, and other such entities, are the result of lab accidents, alien superscience, psychic powers, Secrets of the Mysterious Orient, and so forth, and quite a few believe that anything not caught on camera is exaggeration or hallucination... until they see it, themselves. In this world, the supers (and some other characters) from the DCU are Gods and Scions, Titans and Titanspawn, <a href='http://wiki.white-wolf.com/whitewolf/index.php?title=Lesser_Immortal' target='_blank' rel='nofollow'>Lesser Immortals</a>, and so forth. Whether the Marvel supers are 'real' is outside the bounds of this thread, but you can start one for them, if you like. As the Justice Pantheon doesn't have much in the way of a Godrealm or Underworld (though they do have a few <a href='http://wiki.white-wolf.com/whitewolf/index.php?title=Terra_Incognita' target='_blank' rel='nofollow'>Terrae Incognita</a>, on both sides), they remain active on Earth, far more than any other Pantheon.
I haven't worked out yet what the Virtues of this Pantheon are, though Courage or Valor should certainly be one of them, nor the Pantheon-specific Purview. Justice is a Purview that most or all members of the Pantheon should have, but its not Pantheon-specific. Some elements of <a href='http://wiki.white-wolf.com/whitewolf/index.php?title=The_Vanguard_of_Avalon_%28Fan%29#Questing_-_Pantheon_Specific_Purview' target='_blank' rel='nofollow'>Questing</a>, the Pantheon-specific Purview of the <a href='http://wiki.white-wolf.com/whitewolf/index.php?title=The_Vanguard_of_Avalon_%28Fan%29' target='_blank' rel='nofollow'>Vanguard of Avalon</a>, would fit this Pantheon fairly well, but not the Purview as a whole. 'Title', perhaps renamed 'Secret Identity', fits nicely enough not to need modification, and 'Damsel's Rescuer' would need little to no change, either. <a href='http://wiki.white-wolf.com/whitewolf/index.php?title=The_Vanguard_of_Avalon_%28Fan%29#Knighting_Ceremony_.28Questing_.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2_.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.29' target='_blank' rel='nofollow'>Knighting Ceremony</a> would fit a lot of the Origins in the comics, even if it does bend the rules a bit, and isn't something all GMs would allow. For this thread, its permitted, as are the <a href='http://wiki.white-wolf.com/whitewolf/index.php?title=Apotheothena' target='_blank' rel='nofollow'>Apotheothena</a>, though the latter should be very rare. The personalities that the Justice Pantheon has 'now' are the long established ones, not the new ones from Flashpoint - in universe, Flashpoint was probably never written.
To clarify, the Justice Pantheon encompasses all the major and most of the minor DCU superheroes, and the Titanspawn and Antagonistic Gods who oppose them likewise encompass the DCU villains.
The earliest confirmed sighting of the Superman was in 1939, at the World's Fair, where he was seen and filmed fighting a minotaur. At first, this was believed to be a publicity stunt, until the superhuman levels of strength, speed, and durability that both possessed became practically undeniable. He was the first Scion to operate so openly in many centuries, but far from the last The Superman's first two Fatebound Heralds, Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster, always claimed to have met him years before, while living in Cleveland, but what evidence there is of this is sketchy. Whether Kal'El was born of human belief directly (unlikely, given the short timeframe), the Scion of an alien God, or the Scion of an existing Pantheon (most suspect Apollo or Zeus, which has lead to rude and inaccurate speculation about his relationships with his admitted cousin Kara Zor'El, and his suspected cousins (or sisters, or aunts, or nieces) Diana, Donna, and Cassandra), among those beings in the know. The development of Superman's powers as seen in the comics does fit a progression from Demigod to God.
Heroes like Batman, and villains like Lex Luthor, who in the comics are explicitly not superhuman, might be 'just very impressive mortals', or <a href='http://wiki.white-wolf.com/whitewolf/index.php?title=Legendary_mortals' target='_blank' rel='nofollow'>Legendary Mortals</a>, or they might be Scions with subtle powers (Batman canonically sneaks up on Superman, which ought to be impossible!), instead of blatant ones, or whose only unsubtle powers are associated with their Relics in the public's mind (the <a href='http://dc.wikia.com/wiki/Theodore_Knight_%28New_Earth%29' target='_blank' rel='nofollow'>Starman</a> might be an example of this). The fact that many don't seem to age, or age very slowly, would seem to lean toward the more paranormal options.
Jay Garrick is pretty blatantly a Scion of Hermes (which would have made WWII uncomfortable for him, as seen below), while Hawkman, Hawkgirl, and Doctor Fate are pretty clearly related to the Pesedjet (Egyptian Pantheon - yes, the Hawks are both Scions of Horus; Ancient Egypt didn't have much of an incest taboo; let's not look at it to closely) - you could have Doctor Fate as a Scion of <a href='http://wiki.white-wolf.com/whitewolf/index.php?title=The_Vanguard_of_Avalon_%28Fan%29#Merlin' target='_blank' rel='nofollow'>Merlin</a>, instead, but Egypt fits the comics far, far better. <a href='http://dc.wikia.com/wiki/John_Zatara_%28New_Earth%29' target='_blank' rel='nofollow'>Zatara</a> and <a href='http://dc.wikia.com/wiki/Richard_Occult_%28New_Earth%29' target='_blank' rel='nofollow'>Doctor Occult</a>, OTOH, would work quite well as Scions of Merlin.
A thought I had on the Green Lantern is that its the Lantern itself (the 'Power Battery', in other words) that's the (very strange) God, with Alan Scott and his successors being Fatebound companions, but that doesn't explain Jade and Obsidian, who are rather obviously his Scions. So, lets say he's one of the Gods whose powers are believed to come from their Relics. This also works with Alan later not needing the ring or Lantern: he outgrew the need for the Relics.
The 'Lantern as Scion' explanation works better for the later Green Lantern Corps, with the Guardians being powerful alien Gods, and the Lanterns they give out being very odd Demigod-to-God level Scions or Lesser Immortals, which lend their power to their mortal wielders. If you really want to use the <a href='http://dc.wikia.com/wiki/Emotional_Electromagnetic_Spectrum' target='_blank' rel='nofollow'>Emotional Electromagnetic Spectrum</a>, the <a href='http://dc.wikia.com/wiki/Entity#Sentient_Embodiments' target='_blank' rel='nofollow'>Sentient Embodiments</a> could be Gods or Titans, or something in-between, and again, the Lanterns are their Scions. Since it matters to the discussion, <a href='https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/Sentient' target='_blank' rel='nofollow'>sentience</a> refers to the ability to feel, while <a href='https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/Wisdom#Sapience' target='_blank' rel='nofollow'>sapience</a> refers to the ability to think. The Entities and Lanterns would be sentient, but not very sapient, and have fairly low Willpower scores (the Lanterns on the far ends of the spectrum, Red and Violet, having the highest wills, and the Lanterns in the center, Green, having the lowest, thus requiring wielders with especially strong wills). An easier option might be that the members of the Corps are Scions of some description, Apotheothenae, or Legendary Mortals, with the Lanterns and Rings being Relics, just as with the Golden Age GL. Not sure if that's the best option, though.
World War II is likely to have been somewhat more like it was in the comics than as described in Scion: Companion, but that business with the Spear of Destiny should be the version from S: C. The reason Superman couldn't just end the war all by himself is because the Aesir, Dodekatheon, and Amatsukami were in the way, not because of Super Mind-Control, and a lot of beings in the Justice Pantheon still haven't forgiven them. The Dodekatheon have it easier, having been deceived, and having punished the deceiver, but many still think they should have done as the Flash, or Wonder Woman and her faction of Amazons, did, and defied the God they thought was Zeus. Of course, the treatment of Medusa in ancient Greece was a very large factor for the latter, and lacks the excuse of an imposter being involved.
The team name of the Teen Titans was an attempt to Fatebind more of the actual Titans to humanity. While this had little overall effect, some Titanspawn who chose to side with humanity did join the team, most notably Raven, Spawn of Trigon the Terrible. (Scion: Ragnarok has rules for Titanspawn switching sides like that - the short version is that if you knowingly go against your <a href='http://wiki.white-wolf.com/whitewolf/index.php?title=Dark_Virtues' target='_blank' rel='nofollow'>Dark Virtues</a> enough times, you swap them out for Godly Virtues appropriate to the Pantheon you're joining; Raven had the advantage of being raised to do this).
Unless people really don't want aliens to be involved, I'm declaring that they exist, they have their own sort of Gods, and some do visit Earth, though not as many as the public might believe. That way, I don't have to figure out what Earthly God made the Martian Manhunter and Miss Martian - speaking of whom: as the Martian race were conscious shapeshifters (though their Gods were and are far better at it, of course - the mortal Martians were more like very flexible sapient chameleons with inflatable sacs under their skins), the Green and White Martians, and other colours, are more like a cross between political parties and religions/philosophies than races. M'Gann's parents were of the White Party, more-or-less aligned with Earth's Titans, but she choose to change her allegiance to the Green Party, more-or-less aligned with Earth's Gods, before becoming a Teen Titan. Tamaraneans are ruled by their Gods directly, so Koriand'r is indeed Princess of Tamaran (which may have been destroyed).
Wow, I wasn't planning on writing that much when I decided to type this up.
Thanks to drakensis and Doomsought in <a href='http://forums.spacebattles.com/showthread.php?t=202809' target='_blank' rel='nofollow'>the thread on SB.com</a>, we have the Virtues for the Justice Pantheon: Duty, Loyalty, Order, and Valor. A few specific members swap out one or two of those for another (like, Plastic Man and the Creeper aren't so Orderly, IIRC), but those are the standards.
Now for a harder part: creating the Pantheon-specific Purview. Still like the idea of copying or modifying a couple of bits from <a href='http://wiki.white-wolf.com/whitewolf/index.php?title=The_Vanguard_of_Avalon_%28Fan%29#Questing_-_Pantheon_Specific_Purview' target='_blank' rel='nofollow'>Questing</a>:
<a href='http://wiki.white-wolf.com/whitewolf/index.php?title=The_Vanguard_of_Avalon_%28Fan%29#Title_.28Questing__.E2.80.A2.29' target='_blank' rel='nofollow'>Title (Questing ò)</a>
Can be pretty much used as-is, perhaps even with no more than the name being changed to 'Secret Identity'.
<a href='http://wiki.white-wolf.com/whitewolf/index.php?title=The_Vanguard_of_Avalon_%28Fan%29#Traveler.E2.80.99s_Aid__.28Questing_.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.29' target='_blank' rel='nofollow'>TravelerÆs Aid (Questing òò)</a>
Eh, no. Doesn't fit.
<a href='http://wiki.white-wolf.com/whitewolf/index.php?title=The_Vanguard_of_Avalon_%28Fan%29#Damsel.E2.80.99s_Rescuer_.28Questing_.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.29' target='_blank' rel='nofollow'>DamselÆs Rescuer (Questing òòò)</a>
Needs some modifications, mainly to account for Purity not being one of the Virtues the Justice Pantheon uses (Valor or Duty work well for the nature of this Boon), but otherwise fits quite well. Might even used the same name.
<a href='http://wiki.white-wolf.com/whitewolf/index.php?title=The_Vanguard_of_Avalon_%28Fan%29#Helpful_Shelter_.28Questing_.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.29' target='_blank' rel='nofollow'>Helpful Shelter (Questing òòòò)</a>
No, doesn't fit.
<a href='http://wiki.white-wolf.com/whitewolf/index.php?title=The_Vanguard_of_Avalon_%28Fan%29#Fruitful_Wandering__.28Questing_.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.29' target='_blank' rel='nofollow'>Fruitful Wandering (Questing òòòòò)</a>
Not this one, either.
<a href='http://wiki.white-wolf.com/whitewolf/index.php?title=The_Vanguard_of_Avalon_%28Fan%29#Convenient_Aid_.28Questing_.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2_.E2.80.A2.29' target='_blank' rel='nofollow'>Convenient Aid (Questing òòòòò ò)</a>
New Powers as the Plot Demands! Very fitting for a Sliver Age or Golden Age fic or game, not so much for a more serious one, so we may need an alternative for those.
<a href='http://wiki.white-wolf.com/whitewolf/index.php?title=The_Vanguard_of_Avalon_%28Fan%29#Hammer_of_Fate_.28Questing_.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2_.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.29' target='_blank' rel='nofollow'>Hammer of Fate (Questing òòòòò òò)</a>
I don't think so. Need something else for this level, IMHO.
<a href='http://wiki.white-wolf.com/whitewolf/index.php?title=The_Vanguard_of_Avalon_%28Fan%29#Godhood_Title_.28Questing_.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2_.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.29' target='_blank' rel='nofollow'>Godhood Title (Questing òòòòò òòò)</a>
Eh, maybe, unless someone comes up with something more fitting.
<a href='http://wiki.white-wolf.com/whitewolf/index.php?title=The_Vanguard_of_Avalon_%28Fan%29#Knighting_Ceremony_.28Questing_.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2_.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.29' target='_blank' rel='nofollow'>Knighting Ceremony (Questing òòòòò òòòò)</a>
Needs a new name, but otherwise fits.
<a href='http://wiki.white-wolf.com/whitewolf/index.php?title=The_Vanguard_of_Avalon_%28Fan%29#Master_of_Fate_.28Questing_.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2_.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.29' target='_blank' rel='nofollow'>Master of Fate (Questing òòòòò òòòòò)</a>
This is another iffy one, but it works for now.
So, thoughts?
Inspired partly by the <a href='http://forums.spacebattles.com/showthread.php?t=201961' target='_blank' rel='nofollow'>Scionverse</a> stories by arthurh3535 (Arthur Hansen on FF.net), particularly <a href='http://www.fanfiction.net/s/7076943/1/The_Other_Path' target='_blank' rel='nofollow'>The Other Path</a>, and partly by the <a href='http://wiki.white-wolf.com/whitewolf/index.php?title=Fan_Made_Scion_Pantheons' target='_blank' rel='nofollow'>fan made pantheons</a> on the Scion wiki.
This is not so much a thread for one specific story, as for creating a setting and Pantheon, defining the characters, and posting whatever appropriate snippets any authors here are inspired to create. Since there's a reasonable chance that someone will ask, I'm defining 'appropriate' in this context as 'anything that fits the thread, and will neither get the poster banned, nor the thread locked'.
This world is somewhat unlike the standard Scion setting, in that beings with Powers and Abilities Far Beyond those of Mortal Men (and Women) are not secret, and in fact, are fairly well known, as Heroes, Demigods, and even Gods sometimes battle Titanspawn, and other beings, in public - though they try to keep it out of the cities, or to drag the combat outside the city, if it starts in one (not that Titanspawn are really cooperative about that). The true extent of those powers and abilities is not so well known, nor is the fact that these beings are Gods, Titans, and other beings of Legend. Most people think the powers of the Scions and Titanspawn, and other such entities, are the result of lab accidents, alien superscience, psychic powers, Secrets of the Mysterious Orient, and so forth, and quite a few believe that anything not caught on camera is exaggeration or hallucination... until they see it, themselves. In this world, the supers (and some other characters) from the DCU are Gods and Scions, Titans and Titanspawn, <a href='http://wiki.white-wolf.com/whitewolf/index.php?title=Lesser_Immortal' target='_blank' rel='nofollow'>Lesser Immortals</a>, and so forth. Whether the Marvel supers are 'real' is outside the bounds of this thread, but you can start one for them, if you like. As the Justice Pantheon doesn't have much in the way of a Godrealm or Underworld (though they do have a few <a href='http://wiki.white-wolf.com/whitewolf/index.php?title=Terra_Incognita' target='_blank' rel='nofollow'>Terrae Incognita</a>, on both sides), they remain active on Earth, far more than any other Pantheon.
I haven't worked out yet what the Virtues of this Pantheon are, though Courage or Valor should certainly be one of them, nor the Pantheon-specific Purview. Justice is a Purview that most or all members of the Pantheon should have, but its not Pantheon-specific. Some elements of <a href='http://wiki.white-wolf.com/whitewolf/index.php?title=The_Vanguard_of_Avalon_%28Fan%29#Questing_-_Pantheon_Specific_Purview' target='_blank' rel='nofollow'>Questing</a>, the Pantheon-specific Purview of the <a href='http://wiki.white-wolf.com/whitewolf/index.php?title=The_Vanguard_of_Avalon_%28Fan%29' target='_blank' rel='nofollow'>Vanguard of Avalon</a>, would fit this Pantheon fairly well, but not the Purview as a whole. 'Title', perhaps renamed 'Secret Identity', fits nicely enough not to need modification, and 'Damsel's Rescuer' would need little to no change, either. <a href='http://wiki.white-wolf.com/whitewolf/index.php?title=The_Vanguard_of_Avalon_%28Fan%29#Knighting_Ceremony_.28Questing_.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2_.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.29' target='_blank' rel='nofollow'>Knighting Ceremony</a> would fit a lot of the Origins in the comics, even if it does bend the rules a bit, and isn't something all GMs would allow. For this thread, its permitted, as are the <a href='http://wiki.white-wolf.com/whitewolf/index.php?title=Apotheothena' target='_blank' rel='nofollow'>Apotheothena</a>, though the latter should be very rare. The personalities that the Justice Pantheon has 'now' are the long established ones, not the new ones from Flashpoint - in universe, Flashpoint was probably never written.
To clarify, the Justice Pantheon encompasses all the major and most of the minor DCU superheroes, and the Titanspawn and Antagonistic Gods who oppose them likewise encompass the DCU villains.
The earliest confirmed sighting of the Superman was in 1939, at the World's Fair, where he was seen and filmed fighting a minotaur. At first, this was believed to be a publicity stunt, until the superhuman levels of strength, speed, and durability that both possessed became practically undeniable. He was the first Scion to operate so openly in many centuries, but far from the last The Superman's first two Fatebound Heralds, Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster, always claimed to have met him years before, while living in Cleveland, but what evidence there is of this is sketchy. Whether Kal'El was born of human belief directly (unlikely, given the short timeframe), the Scion of an alien God, or the Scion of an existing Pantheon (most suspect Apollo or Zeus, which has lead to rude and inaccurate speculation about his relationships with his admitted cousin Kara Zor'El, and his suspected cousins (or sisters, or aunts, or nieces) Diana, Donna, and Cassandra), among those beings in the know. The development of Superman's powers as seen in the comics does fit a progression from Demigod to God.
Heroes like Batman, and villains like Lex Luthor, who in the comics are explicitly not superhuman, might be 'just very impressive mortals', or <a href='http://wiki.white-wolf.com/whitewolf/index.php?title=Legendary_mortals' target='_blank' rel='nofollow'>Legendary Mortals</a>, or they might be Scions with subtle powers (Batman canonically sneaks up on Superman, which ought to be impossible!), instead of blatant ones, or whose only unsubtle powers are associated with their Relics in the public's mind (the <a href='http://dc.wikia.com/wiki/Theodore_Knight_%28New_Earth%29' target='_blank' rel='nofollow'>Starman</a> might be an example of this). The fact that many don't seem to age, or age very slowly, would seem to lean toward the more paranormal options.
Jay Garrick is pretty blatantly a Scion of Hermes (which would have made WWII uncomfortable for him, as seen below), while Hawkman, Hawkgirl, and Doctor Fate are pretty clearly related to the Pesedjet (Egyptian Pantheon - yes, the Hawks are both Scions of Horus; Ancient Egypt didn't have much of an incest taboo; let's not look at it to closely) - you could have Doctor Fate as a Scion of <a href='http://wiki.white-wolf.com/whitewolf/index.php?title=The_Vanguard_of_Avalon_%28Fan%29#Merlin' target='_blank' rel='nofollow'>Merlin</a>, instead, but Egypt fits the comics far, far better. <a href='http://dc.wikia.com/wiki/John_Zatara_%28New_Earth%29' target='_blank' rel='nofollow'>Zatara</a> and <a href='http://dc.wikia.com/wiki/Richard_Occult_%28New_Earth%29' target='_blank' rel='nofollow'>Doctor Occult</a>, OTOH, would work quite well as Scions of Merlin.
A thought I had on the Green Lantern is that its the Lantern itself (the 'Power Battery', in other words) that's the (very strange) God, with Alan Scott and his successors being Fatebound companions, but that doesn't explain Jade and Obsidian, who are rather obviously his Scions. So, lets say he's one of the Gods whose powers are believed to come from their Relics. This also works with Alan later not needing the ring or Lantern: he outgrew the need for the Relics.
The 'Lantern as Scion' explanation works better for the later Green Lantern Corps, with the Guardians being powerful alien Gods, and the Lanterns they give out being very odd Demigod-to-God level Scions or Lesser Immortals, which lend their power to their mortal wielders. If you really want to use the <a href='http://dc.wikia.com/wiki/Emotional_Electromagnetic_Spectrum' target='_blank' rel='nofollow'>Emotional Electromagnetic Spectrum</a>, the <a href='http://dc.wikia.com/wiki/Entity#Sentient_Embodiments' target='_blank' rel='nofollow'>Sentient Embodiments</a> could be Gods or Titans, or something in-between, and again, the Lanterns are their Scions. Since it matters to the discussion, <a href='https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/Sentient' target='_blank' rel='nofollow'>sentience</a> refers to the ability to feel, while <a href='https://secure.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/wiki/Wisdom#Sapience' target='_blank' rel='nofollow'>sapience</a> refers to the ability to think. The Entities and Lanterns would be sentient, but not very sapient, and have fairly low Willpower scores (the Lanterns on the far ends of the spectrum, Red and Violet, having the highest wills, and the Lanterns in the center, Green, having the lowest, thus requiring wielders with especially strong wills). An easier option might be that the members of the Corps are Scions of some description, Apotheothenae, or Legendary Mortals, with the Lanterns and Rings being Relics, just as with the Golden Age GL. Not sure if that's the best option, though.
World War II is likely to have been somewhat more like it was in the comics than as described in Scion: Companion, but that business with the Spear of Destiny should be the version from S: C. The reason Superman couldn't just end the war all by himself is because the Aesir, Dodekatheon, and Amatsukami were in the way, not because of Super Mind-Control, and a lot of beings in the Justice Pantheon still haven't forgiven them. The Dodekatheon have it easier, having been deceived, and having punished the deceiver, but many still think they should have done as the Flash, or Wonder Woman and her faction of Amazons, did, and defied the God they thought was Zeus. Of course, the treatment of Medusa in ancient Greece was a very large factor for the latter, and lacks the excuse of an imposter being involved.
The team name of the Teen Titans was an attempt to Fatebind more of the actual Titans to humanity. While this had little overall effect, some Titanspawn who chose to side with humanity did join the team, most notably Raven, Spawn of Trigon the Terrible. (Scion: Ragnarok has rules for Titanspawn switching sides like that - the short version is that if you knowingly go against your <a href='http://wiki.white-wolf.com/whitewolf/index.php?title=Dark_Virtues' target='_blank' rel='nofollow'>Dark Virtues</a> enough times, you swap them out for Godly Virtues appropriate to the Pantheon you're joining; Raven had the advantage of being raised to do this).
Unless people really don't want aliens to be involved, I'm declaring that they exist, they have their own sort of Gods, and some do visit Earth, though not as many as the public might believe. That way, I don't have to figure out what Earthly God made the Martian Manhunter and Miss Martian - speaking of whom: as the Martian race were conscious shapeshifters (though their Gods were and are far better at it, of course - the mortal Martians were more like very flexible sapient chameleons with inflatable sacs under their skins), the Green and White Martians, and other colours, are more like a cross between political parties and religions/philosophies than races. M'Gann's parents were of the White Party, more-or-less aligned with Earth's Titans, but she choose to change her allegiance to the Green Party, more-or-less aligned with Earth's Gods, before becoming a Teen Titan. Tamaraneans are ruled by their Gods directly, so Koriand'r is indeed Princess of Tamaran (which may have been destroyed).
Wow, I wasn't planning on writing that much when I decided to type this up.
Thanks to drakensis and Doomsought in <a href='http://forums.spacebattles.com/showthread.php?t=202809' target='_blank' rel='nofollow'>the thread on SB.com</a>, we have the Virtues for the Justice Pantheon: Duty, Loyalty, Order, and Valor. A few specific members swap out one or two of those for another (like, Plastic Man and the Creeper aren't so Orderly, IIRC), but those are the standards.
Now for a harder part: creating the Pantheon-specific Purview. Still like the idea of copying or modifying a couple of bits from <a href='http://wiki.white-wolf.com/whitewolf/index.php?title=The_Vanguard_of_Avalon_%28Fan%29#Questing_-_Pantheon_Specific_Purview' target='_blank' rel='nofollow'>Questing</a>:
<a href='http://wiki.white-wolf.com/whitewolf/index.php?title=The_Vanguard_of_Avalon_%28Fan%29#Title_.28Questing__.E2.80.A2.29' target='_blank' rel='nofollow'>Title (Questing ò)</a>
Can be pretty much used as-is, perhaps even with no more than the name being changed to 'Secret Identity'.
<a href='http://wiki.white-wolf.com/whitewolf/index.php?title=The_Vanguard_of_Avalon_%28Fan%29#Traveler.E2.80.99s_Aid__.28Questing_.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.29' target='_blank' rel='nofollow'>TravelerÆs Aid (Questing òò)</a>
Eh, no. Doesn't fit.
<a href='http://wiki.white-wolf.com/whitewolf/index.php?title=The_Vanguard_of_Avalon_%28Fan%29#Damsel.E2.80.99s_Rescuer_.28Questing_.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.29' target='_blank' rel='nofollow'>DamselÆs Rescuer (Questing òòò)</a>
Needs some modifications, mainly to account for Purity not being one of the Virtues the Justice Pantheon uses (Valor or Duty work well for the nature of this Boon), but otherwise fits quite well. Might even used the same name.
<a href='http://wiki.white-wolf.com/whitewolf/index.php?title=The_Vanguard_of_Avalon_%28Fan%29#Helpful_Shelter_.28Questing_.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.29' target='_blank' rel='nofollow'>Helpful Shelter (Questing òòòò)</a>
No, doesn't fit.
<a href='http://wiki.white-wolf.com/whitewolf/index.php?title=The_Vanguard_of_Avalon_%28Fan%29#Fruitful_Wandering__.28Questing_.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.29' target='_blank' rel='nofollow'>Fruitful Wandering (Questing òòòòò)</a>
Not this one, either.
<a href='http://wiki.white-wolf.com/whitewolf/index.php?title=The_Vanguard_of_Avalon_%28Fan%29#Convenient_Aid_.28Questing_.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2_.E2.80.A2.29' target='_blank' rel='nofollow'>Convenient Aid (Questing òòòòò ò)</a>
New Powers as the Plot Demands! Very fitting for a Sliver Age or Golden Age fic or game, not so much for a more serious one, so we may need an alternative for those.
<a href='http://wiki.white-wolf.com/whitewolf/index.php?title=The_Vanguard_of_Avalon_%28Fan%29#Hammer_of_Fate_.28Questing_.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2_.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.29' target='_blank' rel='nofollow'>Hammer of Fate (Questing òòòòò òò)</a>
I don't think so. Need something else for this level, IMHO.
<a href='http://wiki.white-wolf.com/whitewolf/index.php?title=The_Vanguard_of_Avalon_%28Fan%29#Godhood_Title_.28Questing_.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2_.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.29' target='_blank' rel='nofollow'>Godhood Title (Questing òòòòò òòò)</a>
Eh, maybe, unless someone comes up with something more fitting.
<a href='http://wiki.white-wolf.com/whitewolf/index.php?title=The_Vanguard_of_Avalon_%28Fan%29#Knighting_Ceremony_.28Questing_.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2_.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.29' target='_blank' rel='nofollow'>Knighting Ceremony (Questing òòòòò òòòò)</a>
Needs a new name, but otherwise fits.
<a href='http://wiki.white-wolf.com/whitewolf/index.php?title=The_Vanguard_of_Avalon_%28Fan%29#Master_of_Fate_.28Questing_.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2_.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.E2.80.A2.29' target='_blank' rel='nofollow'>Master of Fate (Questing òòòòò òòòòò)</a>
This is another iffy one, but it works for now.
So, thoughts?
