The Outsiders RPG

Nightwing and Roy Harper are the leaders
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Baron Bedlam: The original tyrant of Markovia and the rival who motivated the creation of the group.

Masters of Disaster: A group of villains with powers who almost managed to defeat Black Lightning.

Julio's Force: A team of patriotic metahumans who constantly clashed with the group.

Agent Orange and Cryonic Man: Recurring opponents in various covert missions of the team.

Robin: The leader of the group. He has no superpowers, but he uses his great skill in martial arts, his intelligence, and many technological gadgets to defeat evil.

Starfire: An alien princess with pink skin and red hair. She can fly, shoot powerful energy beams from her hands, and is very friendly.

Cyborg: A young man who is half human and half machine. He possesses superhuman strength and can transform his arms into weapons or technological tools.

Raven: A young mystic and daughter of a demon. She controls dark magic, can fly, move objects with her mind, and channel her powers through her emotions.

Beast Boy: A green-skinned boy who can transform into any animal, land or sea. He is very cheerful and likes to play pranks.

Bumblebee: The leader of the Titans East. She can shrink in size, fly, and shoot electric shocks with her stingers. Aqualad: A young man from Atlantis with the ability to mentally control water and communicate with sea creatures.

Plus and Minus: Two twin brothers from Guatemala. They have super speed, but only if they are touching each other.

Kid Flash: A hyperactive speedster who can run at the speed of light, pass through solid objects, and travel through time.

Jinx: A talented sorceress who controls bad luck. Originally a villain at Hive Academy, she reformed and joined the Titans.

Donna Troy (Wonder Girl): Wonder Woman's adoptive sister. She possesses superhuman strength, the ability to fly, and an indestructible magic lasso.

Superboy (Conner Kent): A clone created using the DNA of Superman and Lex Luthor. He combines Kryptonian super strength with tactile telekinesis abilities.

Superman: The Man of Steel from Krypton; possesses super strength, flight, and heat vision.

Batman: The vigilante of Gotham; a human without powers who uses his great intelligence and technology.

Wonder Woman: Amazon princess and warrior; expert in combat with superhuman strength and speed.

Flash: The fastest man alive; he can run at speeds that defy physics.

Aquaman: King of Atlantis; he rules the oceans and communicates with marine life. Green Lantern: Galactic protector; he wields a ring that creates anything he imagines with energy.

Cyborg: Half human, half machine; controls technology and opens dimensional portals.

Martian Manhunter: Last survivor of Mars; he has telepathy, can shapeshift and become intangible.

Green Arrow: Expert archer without powers; uses an arsenal of special arrows and high technology.

Black Canary: A warrior skilled in martial arts; she possesses a sonic scream capable of destroying structures.

Shazam: A young man who receives the power of six gods; with a magic word he obtains super strength, flight and lightning.

Hawkgirl: A winged warrior who uses metal weapons; she possesses great strength and a healing factor.

Atom (The Atom): Brilliant scientist; can shrink to subatomic size while maintaining normal strength.

Zatanna: Powerful Earth mage; casts spells by speaking backwards and masters the mystic arts.

Firestorm: Fusion of two people into one being; alters the molecular structure of matter to transform objects.

Plastic Man: Hero with a rubber body; he can stretch, change shape and is almost indestructible.

Supergirl: Superman's cousin from Krypton; she shares his exact same powers of super strength, flight, and heat vision.

He wasn't born as a person, but as a fragment detached from Rex Mason's body (Metamorpho). When the original hero was presumed dead, this remnant gained consciousness and took on a life of its own.

Although Metamorpho tried to reintegrate him, the Outsiders team intervened to defend his right to live independently.

He took the name Shift, developed human emotions, and entered into a deep romance with the android Indigo.

Real identity: Shift

Personality: Searching for identity, guilt, empathetic and vulnerable with Indigo

She appeared in the present severely damaged from the future. With her memory intentionally erased by allied laboratories, she adopted an extremely naive and innocent personality, trying to learn simple human customs like bowling or watching silent films.

Eventually, the dark truth was revealed: it was Brainiac 8, a cyborg organism sent through time by Brainiac's clan with the secret directive to assassinate Donna Troy.

Real identity: Indigo

Personality: calculating, ruthless, innocent, sweet, fascinated, superficial naiveté

Grace endured a brutal childhood in conditions of extreme vulnerability, becoming a victim of a child trafficking network before managing to escape on her own thanks to awakening her physical powers.

She chose to stay outside the traditional superhero community. She worked as a tough and charismatic security guard at metropolitan nightclubs until Arsenal formally recruited her due to her colossal super strength and damage resistance.

During her missions with the Outsiders, the true root of her incredible power was discovered: Grace is actually a mixed-race descendant of the Amazons of Bana-Mighdall, a faction of marginalized warriors.

Real identity: Grace Choi

Personality: deeply loyal, protective, abrasive, dominant, fiercely independent, direct, strong-willed, a drinker, and unfiltered in her language.

She is the eldest daughter of Jefferson Pierce (Black Lightning). Upon discovering that she inherited the metahuman gene that alters her physical density and immunity, her father forbade her from pursuing heroism until she fulfilled one non-negotiable condition: finishing college.

True to her word, Anissa waited patiently; however, on the very night of her college graduation, she put on her suit and formally began her career fighting crime.

With the ability to become immovable and generate massive shockwaves when he steps on the ground, he joined the Outsiders and formed a strong romantic relationship with his teammate, Grace Choi.

Real identity: Anissa Pierce

Personality: energetic, passionate, committed, strong-willed

She is the biological daughter of Alan Scott (the original Golden Age Green Lantern) and the villain Thorn. Due to her mother's mental illness, Jennifer and her twin brother (Obsidian) were given up for separate adoptions and grew up unaware of their true origins.

Unlike her father, Jennifer did not need a physical ring; she was born with a green mark on the palm of her hand due to the Starheart's mystical heritage, which allows her to organically manifest green energy constructs.

After discovering her identity and founding the youth group Infinity Inc., she became one of Earth's most prominent heroines, eventually leading the Outsiders and temporarily operating as an official member of the Green Lantern Corps.

Real identity: Jennifer-Lynn Hayden

Personality: Empathetic, Sense of duty, Maturity and stability

Roy was orphaned at a very young age when his father, a forest ranger, died in a forest fire. He was adopted by a Navajo chief named Brave Bow, who taught him the art of traditional archery.

After Brave Bow's death, the millionaire Oliver Queen (Green Arrow) took him under his wing and made him his partner in adventures, giving him the alias Speedy.

During this golden age, Roy helped found the original Teen Titans alongside Robin, Aqualad, Wonder Girl, and Kid Flash. The Fall into Addiction: The character's most famous turning point occurred while Oliver Queen was traveling the country; Roy felt abandoned and fell into a deep heroin addiction.

When Green Arrow discovered him, he reacted with anger and beat him, leaving him homeless. It was Black Canary who finally helped him through the painful process of detoxification. This arc broke the taboo surrounding drug use in comics and marked the character's coming of age.

After overcoming his addiction, Roy worked undercover for government agencies and temporarily severed ties with Green Arrow.

Upon returning to full-time heroism, he left behind the name Speedy and adopted the identity of Arsenal, demonstrating that he mastered a vast array of traditional and firearms, not just the bow.

Real identity: Roy Harper

Personality: Impulsive, loyal, protective, resilient, rebellious, independent

Age

Lifestyle: Richard "Dick" Grayson was born into the Haly Circus. He grew up as the main star of "The Flying Graysons," a famous trapeze act that he performed without a safety net.

During a performance in Gotham City, mobster Tony Zucco sabotaged the trapeze cables with acid because the circus owner refused to pay extortion money. Dick watched his parents fall to their deaths during the show.

Bruce Wayne was in the audience that night. Seeing himself reflected in the orphan's pain, he took him under his wing.

Dick discovered Batman's identity. Instead of seeking blind revenge, Bruce rigorously trained him in martial arts, criminology, and escapism to channel his anger.

At age 12, Dick swore by candlelight to fight crime and adopted the name Robin, inspired by Robin Hood and the nickname his mother gave him. He brought light, color, and humor to Batman's grim crusade.

As he grew older, Dick felt the need to step out of Batman's shadow. He founded and led the Teen Titans alongside other young allies like Kid Flash and Wonder Girl.

University, his responsibilities to the Titans, and ideological differences with Batman's extreme vision led to a severe rift between them. After a heated argument, he stopped being Robin.

Seeking his own path, Dick visited Superman, who told him the legend of an ancient Kryptonian hero named Nightwing.

He adopted that identity, designed his own costume, and moved to the violent neighboring city of Blüdhaven to protect it on his own, establishing himself as a mature, respected hero and a natural leader in the superhero community.

Real identity: Dick Grayson

Personality: Charismatic, extroverted, serious, sarcastic

Age: 25 years