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Nite-Wing I am thinking will have a bigger role in the campaign as we go (maybe next week even?)
Campaign 1 one of the things that I really enjoyed doing was pushing Nite-Wing to align with Huntress

See Huntress was anti-whack job- the inmates running the Asylum made no sense. The Harvey and Duela Dents of the world weren't fit to lead this city. They should be locked away. At the same time her trust in the police was shattered, and the fact that they were her neighbors were not helping matters. Oh, did I mention that she was pretending to be Batman for months? Yeah, the real Batman showing up and firing her from the Bat Family made things worse for her.

The thing is Nite-Wing shares just about all of those views. And dammit if I didn't push the limits of what we could do in our downtime (I probably could have died out of session a handful of times when that wasn't something possible) I could not leave Huntress alone. She hated us but we wouldn't leave her be. Because to my character she was doing what needed to he done. She was the Batman we needed that Bruce wouldn't be for us.

So why shouldn't Huntress, the Batman we need, have her own Robin? Nite-Wing fit the bill of a Robin so much that it was a pairing that I couldn't resist helping turn into reality. Tad would travel to where Huntress was staying and get his ass kicked over and over and he loved it because he saw what we saw- Huntress could save the city. And he welcomed that baptism by fire.

The question this campaign is if he's willing to be the Robin he was destined to be and step up? Or will the pressure be too much again.