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[Celadon's Penultimate]

Then just read the summaries and the Pros and Cons. I basically summarize the powers that way.

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 So...you WON'T read them?

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 Thanks!

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 Good luck with that!

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[Celadon's Penultimate]

Which one are you on now?

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[Celadon's Penultimate]

 So you're nearly done, great!

[Philote]

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[Celadon's Penultimate]

 Figured as much.

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[Zaleramancer]

Zaleramancer wrote

The Order of Iron: A stolid and methodological bunch. They make use of a robotic exoskeleton armor, a power suit, it makes them strong and nearly indestructable. The suits are designed to be both self-sufficent and highly efficient, so a knight of the Iron Order can often out wait others, unless they burn most of their fuel to drastically increase strength.

The Order of Verve: A highly trained and very cosmopolitan order, they take anyone who shows talent. This order makes use of certain kinds of energy based weapons. Tazer Maces, Greatswords that spit fire, Forcefield Bucklers and Plasmablades are their weapons of choice. Because these weapons require such a great deal of training to use without killing yourself, the order has learned to take anyone they can. The masters of this order are usually defined by the skill and dexterity with which they use their weapons.

The Order of Sages: A very intellegent, if sometimes eccentric order. They make use of advanced computing systems. These systems are woven through almost everything a knight possess, their armor can calculate where a blow will fall and move, their helmets can communicate with others and project images for the knight to see, their weapons can home in on targets. Possibly because of all this input, most knights of this order seem constantly distracted. Some acutally treat weapons as if they were people, so advanced are the computer in them.

Others to come, possibly.

The Order of Sensates: A distractable but very well informed order. They make use of virtual reality technology as well as spy probes and other devices. Together these allow them to "sneak" into places, using a spy camera or such, and acutally see/hear/detect whatever the device is. Because of their technological abilities, they are very rarely suprised by anything, as chances are some device informed them of it already- they can't be snuck up on. In combat, most Sensates are already gone- having divined that there would be fighters nearby. If forced to fight, they rely on various systems in their armor to enchance their senses, giving them something of an edge.

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[Zaleramancer]

Perhaps I explained it poorly..

Basically, they take manual control over some spy device (Camera swarm/flying probe/etc) and then use their virtual reality tech to see/detect whatever the device does, allowing them to almost be in the place the device is.

They could use this tech to hack someone's senses, but they would have to stick their helmet on them...

[Celadon's Penultimate]

Think I might take MythPower: Thrasos' Threat.