Morpheus Unbound | Supporting Cast | Villains & Vigilantes

Justice Sentinel

(Inspired by Marvel Comics Omega Sentinels, q.v. X-Men #66, August 1997)

Power Off: S 12, E 10, I 13, A 10, C 13, 170 lbs., level 1, Carrying Capacity 232 lbs., Basic HTH 1d4, Hit Mod. (1.3)(1.0)(1.1)(1.0)=1.43, Hit Points 6, Power 45, Healing Rate 1.0, Movement 32" ground, Damage +0, Accuracy +0

Power On: S 19, E 21, I 13, A 10, C 13, 170 lbs., level 1, Carrying Capacity 762 lbs., Basic HTH 1d8, Hit Mod. (1.9)(2.47)(1.1)(1.0)=5.1623, Hit Points 21, Power 63, Healing Rate 2.27, Movement 50" ground, 1650" flying, Damage +0, Accuracy +0

Transformation (Power Activation): By act of will, he can spend one action to transform to his powered form. He can remain in his powered form indefinitely. Although he is not comfortable staying in powered form for long periods, and most people find it uncomfortable to be around him when he is in powered form.

Android Body: Sentinel's body has transformed such that he appears to be a cyborg entity with flesh wrapped around a metal endoskeleton. This is purely cosmetic and he does not possess any mechanical parts. Sometimes - especially when using one of his energy powers - his "mechanical interior" is visible through his skin and muscle "covering." The effect can be quite disturbing for others. In truth, while Sentinel is quite durable and hardy, he is not really composed of metal, nor does he have any mechanical parts. +7 Strength, +11 Endurance, 90% human appearance, 100% self repair capacity. His bonus Body Power is thermographic vision, doubled detection rolls and tripled healing rate.
Power Blast: Sentinel can release blasts of energy through his hands. 1d20 damage, 20" range, PR=1.
Flight: Sentinel can fly by manipulating gravity and he maneuvers by projecting energy downward through his feet. As a special effect he improves his speed and maneuverability by projecting energy from his hands like maneuver rockets. 399mph, PR=1/hour.
Adaptation: As a "mechanical entity", Sentinel is less subject to environmental factors which are dangerous to organics. PR=1/hour or use.

Justice Sentinel was an uninspired comic book storeowner studying to be an accountant. He spent New Years Eve getting drunk and watching X-men cartoons with his buddies. When he "transformed" shortly after Midnight, everyone thought it was absolutely fantastic (the glowing red eyes were a real hit). The next morning, everyone thought it was a severe hallucination and Sentinel went home to sleep it off. Naturally, Sentinel was quite confused to find that he had undergone a permanent physical transformation but still retained his own mind. Sensing a change in the world, he set out to join the ranks of the emerging powered heroes.

Sentinel does, in fact, view himself as a cyborg entity. As an avid comic fan, he relates his self-image to the Omega Sentinels of Marvel Comics. Despite his new powers and new identity, he's still not a very inspired fellow and needs a strong leader to give him direction.

Since his "conversion" he offered his services to the local police department, and after a few weeks of watching newly emerging powervillains, they decided to accept his offer and have deputized him and have enrolled him in a crash-training course in police procedures.

A few days into the New Year, he discovered he could "transform" back to his flabby mortal form by "willing the nanobots to retract into a storage organ inside his body". He hasn't been examined by a doctor to see if said organ really exists, but he believes it does and the transformation works at will (taking essentially no time), so he is quite pleased.

Artwork by Jeff Philips. Used with permission.