Powers and Abilities
All PSI-Lords are immortal, empowered by their nanite rich blood. Although they do not age, and heal quickly, they can suffer trauma-related deaths. Solar the Destroyer, a split personality of Solar, killed several PSI-Lords who attacked him.
There are three types of PSI-Lords, distinguished by the color of their uniforms:
- A red uniform indicates the wearer has access to brute-force type powers, such as invulnerability and super-strength and the ability to project protective shields. These are classified as Bastions.
- Orange uniforms were worn by Gunners, who were granted energy manipulation powers such as stun rays and blasts of flame.
- Yellow uniforms indicated a Scout, with powers such as flight, intangibility, and invisibility.
Much like their H.A.R.D Corps predecessors, PSI-Lords, except Gunners, often use firearms, other weapons and vehicles appropriate to the situation. Lifespans of hundreds of years are common for older members of the PSI-Lords, who can call upon much more experience and knowledge than shorter-lived humans. While highly intelligent, their arrogance and aloof ways make it difficult for them to interact with humans upon their return to Earth.
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