| Display title | To Catch Heroes, Hire Villains |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | So, things are looking pretty grim. The Hero has just been shown to be guilty of a crime (how serious doesn't really matter), and now they're on the run. What's a Lawful Good aligned police commissioner supposed to do? Clearly, there's only way to deal with this problem. Hire the biggest, baddest, most evil character you can find and make them hunt those dirty heroes down, just like they try and fail to on their own every week. |