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Most versions of the LNH have a huge, diverse membership. A '''subgroup''' is how members of the Legion organize themselves into smaller, friendlier units that are easier to work with and within. | Most versions of the LNH have a huge, diverse membership. A '''subgroup''' is how members of the Legion organize themselves into smaller, friendlier units that are easier to work with and within. | ||
| − | LNH subgroups are semi-independent, usually going on missions together. They are often built around a theme or tasked to deal with a single area. The primary cast of a single [[:Category:Ongoing Series series]] often belong to a subgroup. Members of a subgroup may all be creations of the same [[Writer]], or may be gathered together from older, [[Character Usability|Not Reserved]] and [[Character Usability|Free For Use]] characters. | + | LNH subgroups are semi-independent, usually going on missions together. They are often built around a theme or tasked to deal with a single area. The primary cast of a single [[:Category:Ongoing Series|series]] often belong to a subgroup. Members of a subgroup may all be creations of the same [[Writer]], or may be gathered together from older, [[Character Usability|Not Reserved]] and [[Character Usability|Free For Use]] characters. |
[[Category:Hero Teams]] | [[Category:Hero Teams]] | ||
[[Category:LNH Subgroups]] | [[Category:LNH Subgroups]] | ||
[[Category:Glossary]] | [[Category:Glossary]] | ||
Latest revision as of 06:50, 26 February 2019
Most versions of the LNH have a huge, diverse membership. A subgroup is how members of the Legion organize themselves into smaller, friendlier units that are easier to work with and within.
LNH subgroups are semi-independent, usually going on missions together. They are often built around a theme or tasked to deal with a single area. The primary cast of a single series often belong to a subgroup. Members of a subgroup may all be creations of the same Writer, or may be gathered together from older, Not Reserved and Free For Use characters.
