Heraclea

Bronski Beat - Smalltown Boy RIP Steve Bronski

Handsome Family - Cold Cold Cold

Dave Carter and Tracy Grammer - When I Go

Cheap Trick - The Dream Police

The Police - Bring On the Night

Creedence Clearwater Revival - Suzie Q.CC

Faith and the Muse - The Sea Angler (Vast Ocean Mix)

Dave Carter and Tracy Grammer - I Go Like The Raven

Handsome Family - Far from Any Road

Black Angels - Entrance Song (Rain Dance Version)

Grateful Dead - Uncle John's Band

The Chieftains and Sinead O'Connor - He Moved Through the Fair

I avoid anything that summons anything much larger than a typical player character. Cimerorans and Talons are my mainstays, but for some I have Carnies or demons.

Stonewall Jackson - Waterloo RIP Stonewall Jackson

Tom Jones and Janis Joplin - Raise Your Hand

Hank Williams - I'll Fly Away

Unicorn- "No Way Out Of Here"

Leonard Cohen - The Future

Scott Walker - Sons Of

Joy Division - New Dawn Fades

Alan Walker - Faded

When I see a team recruiting, especially for level 50 content, I ask the recruiter if they need anything specific. I can supply anything except dedicated healer. Otherwise I go with what works best for what they're running; debuffs for Kahn, tank with CC for BAF, DPS for Lambda, ice/plants blastroller for Hami. and so forth. Eventually I settle on one or two characters for those roles, and those characters eventually become T4 incarnates. They still get played to supply raw materials for the Factory.

I find that on my DA tanker (DA/savage), I use Dark Regen so seldom that its costs do not bother. I have the power six slotted with Touch of the Nictus. One odd thing about the Dark sets I've noticed. If you want a character whose powers are bright rainbow colors, the Dark powers are your best friends.

The absence of churches and religious buildings always struck me as odd in CoH, especially since some of the cemetery architecture references angels and the like. They appear, architecturally, in some of the First Ward/Night Ward missions, but with little inkling of what they believe.

The Be Good Tanyas - Rain and Snow