Well, IMO, having a character who's only involved because he<em>has</em>to be is interesting in its own right. He<em>could</em>use his powers to do certain things, but why should he? What's it in it for him? If you want him to lift a finger, you have to bargain with him. You have to convince him that it's in his best interests. Besides, as stated in his power entry, he's losing his powers. Things that he used to be able to do with a snap of his fingers now take a considerably longer time for him to get done. He can't just snap his fingers and<em>poof</em>you no longer exist because that's a Cosmic level change and he can't do that any more. He's nowhere near his full power, which is<em>why</em>he's getting involved; to play both sides to figure out who is taking away his powers and how. Besides, he isn't Omniscient and Omnipresent; he can't just go "Ok, wherever Superman is...he's dead." He has to be in the area, involved in events to affect them. If he wants to do something on, say, Tamaran, he has to actually<em>go</em>to Tamaran to do it. So he's like Superman in that way; he has to go out to the battlefield to affect it.<br/><br/>I appreciate that you don't see it ending well, but perhaps you could do me the courtesy of giving me a chance before rushing to judgement?