Systems can be great for DMs... but using one here is going to be rough. Largely because... well... look. Most of our characters are on completely different power levels. We have completely normal, but well trained humans, and we have Kryptonian Super men. A system is going to have trouble accomodating that, especially because the truth is, Superboy is just flat out stronger then Dick Grayson.<br/><br/>Honestly, I think we really need to organize ourselves into tiers, and think of it that way.<br/><br/>Tier A (Strongest there is)<br/><br/>Superboy, Aquaman, M'Gann, Flash<br/><br/>Tier B (Strong, but limited in capabilities)<br/><br/>Booster Gold, Supergirl, Nightstar, Beastboy, Tempest, Donna Troy, Raven<br/><br/>Tier C (Trained normal humans)<br/><br/>White Canary, Batwoman, Red Hood, Nightwing, Spoiler, Artemis<br/><br/>Please note, that this is isn't a knock on any of the characters. Its just a way to think about things. But the truth is, a villain that can take, or dodge a punch from Connor is pretty much invulnerable to Dick (hehehehehe.) No offense to Silk, since the drive to get things up and running with so many characters is completely understandable, but Warden, I completely get your difficulties with running the Ivy Scene. There are a ton of us in there, and with you having only two villains, it is rough making a challenge for us. STAR Labs is handicapped by the completely different planes of power present in the scene.<br/><br/>Please, do note, I'm not suggesting that teams consisting of different power levels are useless. The Titans were one of my favorite teams. Just, you have to be careful with that kind of thing.<br/><br/><hr/><br/>It depends dramatically on who is writing each. No side is an easy answer, because power levels vary widely from story to story. I'd give the edge to Wondie, but not by much.<br/><br/>As for the Amazons themselves... they'd probably win. They beat the entire United States with bows and arrows in Amazons Attack (god that miniseries is awful.)