All game-fiction can be accused of Mary-Sueism. How many games have you played a protagonist that is well balanced in the Sue-scale of things? I can think of a few in a myriad and I don't think table-top gaming is any different. People often label anything Mary Sue for no real reasons, mostly because they have missed the definition by a whole yard. But generally, I find that table top tie-in fiction is more deserving than most.  ::)<br/><br/>If you are feeling that my IC-posts are dunked in a whole lot of bile it not accidental. Walter isn't very happy with his situation right now...  :P