The Legion

Isaiah- (Pinstripe) : Chaotic Neutral Pinstripe would be considered the Mouth of Sauron as their master is rarely ever seen, but can trust his agenda to be carried out by Isaiah. This is a subtype of The Dragon or the Second in Command. He is within a strong Villainous Friendship with his master, despite his master not always being a certified villain. Chaos is associated with change, free will, creativity, individualism, and in the most extreme cases even madness, savagery, solipsism, and selfish overindulgence. All of these perfectly describe Isaiah due to his Revelation Induced Madness. His loyalty to the concept of balance, prescribed by Psyche, forces him to be neutral because his level of freedom does not restrict him to harming others or assisting others. He utilizes the ironic capacity of his faith to justify his Straw Nihilism.

Lloyd Eldred- (Radiation) : (Lawful Evil) Lloyd is a type 3 Lawful Evil type, meaning that he is a seeker of balance, in their mind replacing the conceptualization of lawful with “Good”. This type tends to be more amoral and often likes to dissociate their Evil ends and deeds from the rest of their life, using Lawful codes of conduct or honour to achieve this. Lloyd is more akin to a Punch-Clock Villain who is Just Following Orders. He has a standard of right and wrong, that when not conflicting with these orders he follows, or even provide a Villainous Rescue if his orders go against his personal morals too much. Lloyd is actually what one would call a Fallen Hero in the vain of a Well Intentioned Extremist.

Maximiliano Castellanos- (Legion) : (Chaotic Good) Max is a Knights Templar if there ever was one. Knight Templar types are utterly merciless in dealing with those whom they consider evil, and are prone to consider all crimes to be equal. The lightest offences, such as jaywalking, are met with punishments such as full imprisonment, death, brainwashing, or eternal torture. Max is a firm believer of Pay Evil Unto Evil, the dark ambitions fostered by his role, He Who Fights Monsters. Max’s fighting monsters (Evil metahumans and heroes deemed corrupted) may have good intentions—the fiend may well be too dangerous to be kept alive—but ultimately, his obsession with dealing out due punishment (or worse) and his refusal to think about what he's doing twists him into a monster just as bad as, or even worse than, the one he's hunting. And even before he gets to that point, it's nigh-impossible to turn him away; calling him out on it will be ignored or retaliated against. The Power of Friendship and The Power of Love were lost to him the moment the atrocity that sent him on his wild goose chase. His most unique feature is his Devoted To You mentality towards the one the entirety of Legion serves.

Harley Catalano- (Gamer) : (Lawful Neutral) The type 3 Lawful Neutral (Internal Moral Compass) follows a personal code, including those that have been organised by another — for example, a warrior code or a religious creed. Gamer will follow the creed of Psyche even if it puts them at odds with the established system of law and order. While they lack the moral or immoral conviction to be considered Good or Evil, at their best, they will obey the spirit as well as the letter of their code.

Amy Martel - (Carmine) : (Chaotic Evil) The type 4 Chaotic Evil, known as The Intelligent Monster. Carmine doesn't care who they destroy or how they destroy them; the fact that they can be destroyed is enough. They create plans deliberately structured to spread chaos and misery, and are generally batshit insane with a complete Lack of Empathy. Akin to Max, Carmine has a similar Devoted To You complex, though this is aimed at someone other than their master. Her chaos is only reigned in by one of her Unholy Trinity Psyche, Isaiah and the vessels of Psyche.

Inhuman Charisma: Pinstripe is human, but he has an uncanny charisma for a psychopathic man on a mission. He has a deep level of charm which allows him to rally the troops, convince normally sane people to do the insane, and hold his own in uncomfortable circumstances. His uncanny suave demeanor can even be used to intimidate others, or play an angle to help him gain social leverage.

Master of Puppets: Pinstripe has an almost inhuman intellect, and his overall scope of intelligence is much broader than what many would suspect. He has proven to be a master strategist, and capable of reading even the coldest and most apathetic people or able to see and read them like books, even being able to predict their next moves with almost clairvoyant levels of success from the most minor of observations. While he is not the master of any one field, he is a jack of all trades and his broad scope of intellect and his “just crazy enough” mentality makes him a creative force to be reckoned with.

Head of The Wolf: Pinstripe has training in martial arts, as well as a great deal of time training with firearms. Despite this, he is fully aware that his greatest assets are in securing a purpose or objective rather than being a brawler. While he is greater than the mundane person, a well trained soldier or vigilante would best him in combat, making his reliance of mixing his chaotic mind with his skills all the more important.

The Chaos Theory: Any attempts to invade Pinstripe’s mind, body or soul results in the person being locked in an internal world, a land of nothing but chaos in the vain of The King of Fool’s realized dream. Being trapped in this world causes extreme agony and stigmata-like symptoms (inexplicable wounds, blood from the eyes. in the person’s body/essence before they are expelled.

Radioactive: Lloyd has an inner power of glowing green highly unique radiation energy that he can channel through his hands or other parts of his immediate person. This energy is plasma-like in nature when pooled,the radiation vibrating at high speeds but is capable of setting things ablaze in a lingering green fire. Despite the fact that it is not an alarming level of radiation is almost weighed down by the fact it’s known to cause burns and function akin to radiation poisoning. As far as causing burns and sickness with too much exposure, This plasma can be shot out as beams from his hands, but he primarily uses it to fortify his being.

Claws of The Dragon: Lloyd is the undisputed champion of combat within Legion, having mastered several different fighting styles and utilizing his incredible athleticism, and escape-artist nature to keep opponents on the defensive.

Call of The Void: Legion is capable of calling/summoning his wrappings at any point. This power is bestowed upon him by the wrappings, he is still a human.

Power to the Player! Gamer is a video-game enthusiast whose metahuman power seem so to be interacting with the world on the level of a video game. The nature of this power can change from thread to thread. In some threads he may gain the ability to see “Achievement Unlocked” bubbles, or he can see when friends are “online” and near him. Other Times he may see the “buttons” his combatants are “pressing” to start their combos and allows him to analyze what his opponent is doing. Sometimes he is able to mimic game-specific events that he saw. It could be something mall also, like a quest compass, or a H.U.D. Anything concerning meta-knowledge or another person’s character is obviously permission based, as well as sharing his power with others to allow them to experience life as a video game, cut-scenes, introduction scenes archives, galleries and all. While meditating he can actually managed to immerse his body in the game he's "playing" or access a safe haven in a place away from the real world, in a more virtual type of reality. His powers and stats change depending upon the game played. But he always adapts appropriate weaknesses.

Bloodborne: Carmine is completely human, but she is known for possessing an actual genetic mutation that occurs in the real world, even prior to the emergence of metahumans. This gene is known as AS3MT, making her capable of surviving even the most lethal of poisons. Her weaponry prior to joining legion was by a plethora of poisons, toxins and acids put into trace-amounts of blood and creating art from it and her victims.

Engage The Membrane: Pinstripe while incredibly chaotic, is an intellectual at heart. Often times if someone intelligent enough engages him in a discussion he find genuinely compelling, he can be satisfied or reasoned with...even if all chaos breaks out around him.

MAKE ME FEEL IT!: Pinstripe has lost a great deal of his empathy, much akin to Carmine. There are only specific situations where Pinstripe can actually FEEL anything other than mild frustration or a continual sense of amusement. The times he can feel anything else, he revels in the moment, and can quickly fixate upon it, trying to get as much from the experience as possible.

True Mastermind: He has underlings for a reason, and he utilizes them. He traditionally falls into the role of The Mastermind, meaning that his pride and hubris will compel him to reveal himself when victory is almost certain, but force a retreat the second that the secured victory even begins to slightly compromise.

Don’t. Make. Me. Laugh!: Pinstripe is known for being a giggling and almost intensely manic person. To see him laugh is a harrowing sign, and even members of The Hand force their retreat to put distance between him and them. It could be something as simple as a pun, or it could be a hero delivering a “Holier than thou” speech in his moments of defeat. The triggers vary upon situation to situation. Once he laughs, friend and foe becomes indiscriminate, and he does whatever he can to ensure that he can maximize the level of chaos he can spread upon the area. Even if it is a detriment to the long-term goals they had set out as a group. It is an excellent way to separate him from his allies, if you can handle the crazy.

Friend ‘Til The End: Pinstripe is friends with his master’s vessel, and if forced to pick between his master and his friend, he would more than likely pick his friend. Doing so of course removes his protections gifted from Psyche including True-Faith and Chaos Theory (except the death without permission). His active decision to forsake his master’s will actually clouds his judgement with whispers and condemnation, his master’s voice ever-present in his ear further limiting his effectiveness.

Let’s have some fun!: Pinstripe has a tendency to make everything as obnoxiously attention-grabbing as possible, entertaining to himself and unnecessarily theatrical to others.

UV radiation: The plasma energy that he creates is actually a vacuum of sorts for radiation produced by sunlight. Meaning that utilizing his power in the daytime makes it far more sporadic and uncontrollable, even capable of harming his own body, which has grown an immense tolerance to the substance.

Vandetta: Lloyd is a fallen hero, and holds true to core values that he always has. If he sees a villain getting away with something they shouldn’t he going to become agitated and quite possibly distracted.

I am me!: Lloyd is one of the few people who doesn’t dress up as Legion. He keeps his outfit and makes himself known to the world, the fallen hero. His identity can be used to play against his pride, or even manipulate his perspective against his allies. His loyalty to Psyche is the only thing assured.

Kindred: Lloyd is the kind to protect those he feels a kindred connection with. His pride and anger are weaknesses in their own right, but when he is kindred to someone, he can’t help but do everything in his power to secure their safety.

Pride/Rage: Lloyd’s not an overly proud person. But the things he is proud of, he is obnoxiously proud of, and insulting these things is a great way to anger him. Angering him makes him more powerful, this is very true, however the sporadic emotions make it impossible for him to channel his power, forcing him to become a close-ranged combatant with only a specific area of himself covered in energy.

Null/Void: Max is a human and has all of Legion’s generalized weaknesses. But as he has now powers he also has no individual weaknesses, save for his dependance upon his artifact.

GameStop Gamer’s powers can be unreliable depending upon his mood, or the emotions he is experiencing. Especially in times of fear, agitation or most commonly stress; Gamer’s powers will leave him and he is left a normal person without the power of video-game perception.

The Game of Life Gamer sees the whole world as a video game. Because the nature of the game changes daily, there’s very rarely a day where he wakes up and actually knows how his power will manifest, or what mechanics he realizes.

Bloody Angel: 1) Carmine has an addiction to pain, blood and overall conflict or strife. She does not truly ever feel at peace unless she is in the midst of chaos, or when satiating her addictions.
2) Her addictions and her impulses are uncontrolled and thereby unchained of any restraint, making whatever comes to mind her singular objective.
3) Her skewed perception of reality makes her incompatible for teamwork other than with those deemed her object of obsession.
4) Carmine is incapable of feeling any emotion other than manic glee, demented anger in any situation. Her desire to be happy forces her to act within her compulsions and the objects of her obsession are always the top priority, all other things can wait. It complicates her interpersonal skills, especially when her expression of being excited to see someone could be to hug them, or to try and slash up their face.

   Shroud of Souls: A set of almost sentient wrappings and rags that mummify around Max, allowing him to truly proclaim himself the poster boy of legion.
   Item History: In the events of “Never One Without The Other” there was a mass genocide when Psyche arrived to this world in a limited manifestation. Even in a fractile of it’s already fragmented power it claimed several thousands of lives, including such being such as The Primordial Sin, without sustaining a single scratch. It’s last victim, was Max as it bit into him and ripped off his arm, then dragged him into the endless abyss.
   Item Powers: The wraps are self-sentient but bound completely to his will. The wraps provide him a form of superhuman durability that offers extra resistance to magical/paranormal sources. The wraps can break themselves into segments or reattach their segments together. They can wrap around people with their incredibly strength and durability, and can act and react of their own accord. They can also allow him to levitate, though actual flight with any speed is impossible.
   Item Weaknesses: 1)The wrappings despise sunlight, their particular brand of radioactivity causes the souls to flee from the area of the wrapping that is exposed to sunlight for a length of time (2 Minutes).  2) The wrappings have a mind and will of their own. While they cannot force Max to do anything, they can offer him a great deal of resistance. They most typically offer resistance when facing off against people that selflessly save others (Heroes). And may offer paltry resistence or even expose parts of Max to give the heroes an advantage.  3) The wrappings dislike fire, and though they will regenerate off-screen, it does not change the fact that the wrappings are actually threaded into Max’s nervous-system making it painful for him when his wraps sustain damage.  4) The wraps will detach from Max and vanish when he steps foot on consecrated ground. Leaving him without the item he is completely dependant upon. 5) The wrappings seem to have a distaste for technology, occasionally lashing out and breaking things simply because it is making a noise. The source of this is due to the origins of the artifact, it despises high-pitched or loud sounds and if subjected to them long enough, it will try to flee and leave Max behind. 6) The wraps require to devour the essence of life, in any form. Blood and souls are the traditional method. If they are operating while “starved” they are little more than a magicians’ trick of cloth that can move itself about, but offer no resistance or durability beyond that of a normal cloth. 7) The wraps may choose another host at any time, providing they feel the new host is more loyal and suited to do the work of their creator.