There’s theopposite argument, though, that headcanons that aren’t fan theories arecompletely made up, and so they aren’t UPG or SPG because they didn’t come froma divine or spiritual source. But I want to push back on that, because whatdoes one really mean when they say "I made it up"? Perhaps someone may feel that itwasn’t particularly divinely or spiritually inspired, but what is creativethought if not a spiritual endeavor? I know this might sound a little woo-woo,so stick with me here, but all creativity is spiritual in the sense that it isimmaterial and requires introspection and thinking outside the physical realm. And so ifreligions consist do not consist of beliefs but of practices, does that notmean that of course fandoms can be considered religions? And how, then, couldwe consider UPG/SPG any different from headcanon generator/fanon?

If anything it's likely to be the other way around. My main, an Invuln/EM tanker, is on equivalent power level to X-Men's Colossus, not Statesman or Superman. My most powerful character is an Arch-Mage, but even she isn't as powerful as Doctor head canon genorator Strange or Magik.

It’s The End of the City as We Know It (again?) Many people want story arcs to be big, grand, and have a real impact on the overall world. But there’s a bit of a problem going overboard. I’m playingVeilguard pretty much every time I’m not crushed by despair and the fear of losing my life partner to stupid out of control cell division, but I want to play it on PC and can’t afford it. (I mean, we just dumped seven thousand dollars we don’t have on a new furnace, money isn’t just tight, it’s shrink wrapped) I’m likewise going to wait onAvowed when it comes out, just because of money constraints.

The show writers certainly seem like they were considering it. I thought it would be awesome if he were ace instead. Daryl is another character who has never shown any romantic or sexual interest in anybody else, leading me to believe that he is an aromantic asexual. All of his relationships within the first five seasons thus far have been entirely platonic. Even when Beth (may she rest in peace) offers to have sex with him, he turns her down. All in all, I was left with the impression that he just isn’t interested in sex in general, and his lack in romance and sexual partners is certainly one of the reasons I love his character so much.

A casual Google search will yield millions of results saying that JK Rowling needs to stop. (Seriously, just Google search "JK Rowling needs to stop", I got about 24,100,000 results in 0.60 seconds). But even as fans cry that JK Rowling is ruining Harry Potter, many still create new fan theories and accept collective headcanons to the point where a large subsection of the fandom now accepts that Draco Malfoy is a Werewolf.

Every indication in the game is that it is one of the best places to detain meta-humans and that it is effectively the ultra-max security prisons of ulta-max security prisons. Given the actual prison’s actual design, it’s hard to not see that. However, if you were to listen to much of the community talk about it, you would walk away with the impression that it is a complete revolving door with terrible security and very frequent break-outs. One of the more common examples of this is equating power level to a character’s actual power level (which I go into in my write-up on power levels), but this also extends to how people perceive the world at large. Something I think a lot of roleplayers in an MMO forget is that we are playing a video game.