Bob Schroeck Wrote:I'm sure there's something else that needs to be in this list but it's slipping my mind right now.A lawyer trained in the local legal code and a liaison with local authorities (who probably shouldn't be the lawyer) are probably necessary as well.
If the team is so small that they're always on call, a housekeeper/majordomo or equivalent would be nice, but not necessary.
And at least one of those physical trainers should have medical training. Not necessarily a full doctor; an EMT/paramedic, nurse-practitioner, or registered nurse would suffice. (Even if all the supers are invulnerable, accidents happen in machine shops.)
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Rob Kelk
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