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Ophidian: Brute [X], Master [X], Mover 2. An Aberrant with scaley tentacles or tails in place of legs, no arms, and a body covered in yellow-brown scales. Enhanced strength and speed, regeneration, and the ability to detach tentacles to form separate, if short-lived, serpentine entities.
Transcontinental: Mover [X]. Capable of flight (~Mach 0.4) and granting his velocity to a number of people or objects within several meters of himself. Useful for transporting large groups.

These are heroes with no significant connection to any superhero team.

The Protectorate is the largest organization of superheroes in the world, with teams in major cities (or the largest towns of areas without major cities) across North America.


Momentum: Mover [X], Striker [X]. An obese superhero in a red-and-yellow striped suit. He has the power to redirect the momentum of anything within a meter or so of himself, including himself and other people. This power can be used to throw people off-balance, "skip" across the ground at a surprising speed, and a variety of other purposes.
Aquarius: Shaker 4, Thinker 2. See PCs.
Banzai: Master 6. A young, muscular Asian man wearing a brightly-colored jumpsuit. He creates humanoid constructs of energy, with jagged arms and legs. These constructs are capable of outrunning automobiles and leaping a dozen stories up, but fall apart from a single strong blow. Banzai rarely generates more than a half-dozen or so of these at once, as doing so forces him to make them smaller, slower, and flimsier.
Mirror Maiden: Blaster 4, Shaker 4, Shifter/Trump 4. A wide-hipped woman with long, platinum blonde hair. She wears a mylar-coated bodysuit, with a shimmering cape. She has several powers. Firstly, she can change her appearance to that of someone she sees; if that individual has powers, she gains a small amount of them. Mirror Maiden can also control light, letting her direct blasts of it at others. She can also create shimmering barriers, although they break after a strong blow.
Phantasm: Breaker [X], Changer [X], Thinker 1. Phantasm wears a gray robe and a black-and-white cloth mask. Phantasm can transform into a smoky shape; once in this form, she can transform further into something someone nearby fears greatly. She is a reformed villain.
Plastic Titan: Tinker . An older man who wears a set of white-and-blue plastic powered armor, including a clear helmet, plus a blue mask with a clear visor covering the upper half of his face. His powered armor incorporates a few of a variety of projectile weapons, but is fairly fragile. Specialty: Polymers and the like. He tends to patrol during the day, leading people to guess that he has a time-independent source of income.
Red Cross/Benjamin Stephenson: Striker 9. Formerly a member of the Seven. Originally a rogue, he began dating Isabella (Shot Lass) after they both survived Chuhaister's attack on New York together. He has healing powers.
Rubber Maniac/Horace Peck: Benjamin's cousin, who spent a lot of time with him as a child. He triggered shortly after Ogoun attacked Toronto. His power is the ability to distort his own body in various ways, such as stretching his limbs.
Plane Jane/Catherine Wells: Mover 5, Trump 4. Isabella's (Shot Lass's) elder sister, who triggered in 1996 and joined the team in [year]; before that, she worked as a rogue, transporting people from place to place. Her powers are flight and the ability to allow anyone within several meters of herself to fly. Formerly of the Seven.
Potio: See PCs, despite not being played.
Slither: Master [X], Thinker 1, Trump [X]. A scrawny hero wearing a green-gray robe patterned like scales. Can control any serpents within a large radius of himself. In addition, he has several tattoos of snakes on his arms that he can transform into unusual serpents, none of which are affected by drowning, bludgeoning, or chill. These snakes also have other powers, often delivered through venom.
Thalsian: Trump 5. See PCs.

The Wards are basically the Junior Protectorate. They work pretty closely with the local Protectorate, however.

Sliver: Trump [X]. A scrawny hero covered head to toe in a silvery body suit, with a few smooth, gray plates of armor on the head, arms, and chest as well as boots and a pair of dark lenses over his eyes. Sliver can share the powers of anyone he touches to everyone within a radius up to about 80-85 feet. However, these powers are shared with everyone, enemies and allies alike. Leader of the Toronto Wards. {Ines Russo; Instructed to pretend being a boy to help conceal identity}
Blaster: Tinker 1/Thinker 3. A simple Tinker, focusing mainly on energy projection technology (laser guns) and with an intuitive understanding of velocity, acceleration, and so forth. She is around 14-15 years old and has a full figure.{Sue Smith}
Bullet Girl/Alexandria Stephenson: Brute 5, Mover 7. Isabella's daughter and Clara's twin sister. She triggered a couple weeks after her siblings, gaining flight, super speed (up to almost 150 kph), enhanced reflexes, short-ranged teleportation, and super strength.
Delphinium: Master . See PCs.
Scatterstep: Mover 5. A tall, thin girl with an armored bodysuit reaching from ankle to neck, and a mask covering the upper part of her face, painted in random colors. She can teleport people or objects, although the exact location is inaccurate.{Leonor Williams}
String-Em-Up: Blaster 3, Shaker 1. A younger boy, perhaps 10 or 11, wearing a yellow costume decorated with white and blue string sewn in. His powers involve the generation of a rubber-like substance in strands, which can be used to entangle enemies or sometimes to alter the battlefield.{Jesse Berger}
Thunderfist: Brute 2, Mover 5, Striker 4. A short guy, around 16 years old, wearing some good-quality powered armor with oversized gauntlets. Said gauntlets channel Thunderfist's power--electrical shocks. He is also durable and can transform into an electrical bolt, allowing him to move quickly and across wide gaps.

A group of heroes, unique among the capes of Toronto for supporting "maskless heroics," or superheroes who do not hide their identities. They are mostly related.

The group has been disbanding after losing half of their members to Naga, but their memory lives on.

A group of "sorcerers" who hold territory primarily in western Mississauga.

Aftokratora: Trump 5. The leader of the Apokryfi, a scrawny man enveloped in a dark blue robe and cape. He can give himself a wide variety of minor powers, ranging from pyrokinesis and flight to enhanced aim, reflexes, jumps, and eyesight, along with minor wall-clinging and a stunning touch, all at once.
Drakos Fan'nk: Brute 5, Striker 3. A tall man, a few centimeters shy of two meters, with tattoos of serpentine dragons on his arms. He has minor, point-blank pyrominesis, osteogenesis, point-blank osteokinesis, and regeneration.
Mistress Gois: Master 9. The unofficial leader of Apokryfi. A short, buxom woman, wearing a costume similar in coverage to an open bathrobe, colored a nice reddish color. Enchantress can enthrall people with a touch, with a soft limit of seven; more than that and she loses real control, less and her control improves.
Olethrou Gonos: Master 8. A short man wearing many-colored robes. Capable of generating "opposites" of individuals, which are similar to the originals but tend to be wrathful. If powered, the powers tend to be opposites and good counters to the original's. Doing so repeatedly over a short period of time or maintaining several at once causes headaches and unconsciousness.
Pnevma: Breaker 4, Master 6, Mover 2, Stranger 2. A . She is capable of transforming into a "spirit" (hence the name), which can fly, phase through solid objects, and enter human beings, possessing them. While possessing a human, she has access to most powers and can move around and access memories, but only clumsy movements and vague images of memories.

The Bloody Guts are generally considered to be little more than dangerous madmen. They are a gang consisting of people united by a common sense of violence, mainly non-parahuman but with many parahumans. They do most of their activity in the Vaughan and Markham areas, and commonly come into conflict with the Bones.
Blastfist: Brute 2, Striker 6. A tall man with iron-backed hands and an oversized left eye. He is nearly immune to fire and resistant to most kinds of harm. His punches cause explosions of fire, with flames reaching out almost a meter and the pressure reaching a few past that.
Bloodmaster: Brute 6, Shaker 2, Striker 4. A muscular man, carrying a scalpel for self-inflicted wounds and covered in red tattoos of snakes and dragons and pink scars. He is the leader of the Bloody Guts and has remained such for years, despite near-constant challenges from his underlings. He is a regenerating sanguinokinetic, capable of controlling blood within about a meter of himself or causing it to swiftly clot. He uses this ability to create weapons, armor, and barriers from his own blood. Notably, he is capable of ignoring the Manton effect when he has a blood blade inside an enemy; the exact mechanisms behind this are unknown.
Catcher: Mover 2. A skinny guy who wears a billowing black robe and matching cloak, with his face hidden under a hood and behind a mask. He can charge small objects with an energy that dissipates several seconds after the objects leave his hand. He can teleport so that he is holding objects charged with this energy. A favored tactic is to throw a knife at someone, teleport to them right after it sinks in, grab it while throwing another knife, and teleport to that person.
Devourer: Brute 2-8*, Trump [X]. A massive individual, over two meters tall and almost absurdly heavily muscled. He has a large set of sharp teeth in a large mouth and overlong arms. Devourer is a cannibal; eating human flesh gives him a temporary boost in size and strength as well as letting him copy that individual's power for a period of time. A mouthful of flesh increases his size by around a dozen centimeters for about half an hour and allows him to use the consumee's power, if any, for an hour and a half or so at around half power. Eating a whole corpse increases his size and strength to their peak levels of around six meters for about a day, and gives him the target's power at about 80% strength for a week or so.
Hurricane Hatred: Shaker 5, Striker 10. A petite woman, about 140 centimeters tall. She has a short temper and is believed to have some level of misandry. She is almost constantly surrounded by winds; these winds deflect many attacks, though not bullets, lasers, and the like. She also has short-ranged aero-, electro-, and hydrokinesis. The combination of these abilities essentially allows her to surround herself in a semi-directed storm.
Puff: Breaker/Brute 4, Brute 2. A small guy with orange and black scales covering his skin, as well as clawed hands. He has minor durability and super-strength, which increases when he engages his primary power: The ability to increase in size from a bit over a meter and a half to nearly four meters. He joined after Naga, getting the ire of Devourer.

A local gang with a skeletal theme. They hold territory in the Scarborough and Woburn area, near the lake.

Skull [Toronto]: Master [X]. Skull is an osteokinetic, capable of controlling people by their bones and of "animating" skeletal minions. Starting a few months ago, he began recruiting a number of parahumans, often violently.
Spine, Tinker 3. An old friend and lieutenant of Skull's, Spine is a fairly unremarkable Tinker. His white-spray-painted powered armor is largely composed of pistons and the like, making it look much like a skeleton and boosting its strength while reducing its protective value. Spine is suspected to have stolen some kind of predictive program that enhances his reaction times. Also noted for the "Vertebrae," simple but modular robots.
Femur: Mover [X]. An obese man capable of super-speed. He typically carries Skull, Humerus, or one of the less-heavy normal members of the Bones.
Humerus: Master [X], Stranger [X], Trump [X]. A young woman who was kidnapped when her parents refused to let Skull take her. Humerus maintains a surprisingly jovial attitude towards this situation. She can generate replicas of other people that are controlled telepathically. These copies include copies of the individual's power, if any; both the strength of this power and her level of control over the simulacrum decrease with the number of them and their distance from her.
New Members:
Grave (tentative): Master, Shaker. The tenative name for an unseen terrakinetic villain who manipulates soil as "golems" or giant "limbs".
_Jaw: Striker? Trump? A long-haired small child, probably a girl, wearing a white jumpsuit with a black triangle pointing down from the shoulders on her? chest and back. Constantly holding Skull's hand.
Fang: Blaster 4, Trump [X]. A 14-year-old boy named George Franklin, with the ability to generate pointed force fields, which not only harm but also allow Fang to copy the powers of the individual, if any.

A group of villains who typically perform petty crimes. They are trying to catch worldwide attention without actually having to worry about getting impeded by the authorities. They usually stick to the area by the Meadowvale Conservation Area.

Rushing Oracle: Mover 1, Thinker 9. An older man who wears a bathrobe and slippers most of the time.. She is farshighted precog who never tires, and almost always runs everywhere.
Dampener: Changer 3. An overweight man who wears a wetsuit, complete with BCD and blue-tinted mask but no fins or air tank. He can turn himself into water.
Wi-Fiend: Thinker 6. A technopath, capable of controlling electronics. He appears to be in his late teens and wears a gray T-shirt with matching sweatpants and baklava, all decorated with circuit boards.

A large gang in the Brampton area, composed largely of minorities. They were initially formed mainly to combat the Pure Lilies, but after the death of Panther at the hands of Pale Girl, it devolved into little more than a go-gang with particular enmity for the Pure Lilies.

Chopper: Tinker 6. Originally Chariot, a Hispanic junior member of Herbicide. A Tinker with a specialty in mobility enhancers, such as small vehicles and teleporters. When Paintcan took over, he was instructed to focus on motorcycles and helicopters. He is currently 16, a bit small for his age, and uses a set of "powered armor" which is more like a clunky combination of small mecha, motorcycle, helicopter, and Transformer.
Gyros: Thinker 6. A tall guy who wears a suit of slightly clunky armor. His power is an inherent understanding of applied physics; this grants him uncanny accuracy and near-perfect balance. He rides an unstable but potentially agile bike.
Nada: Striker 5, Trump 7. A teenaged girl, believed to be Hispanic, who wears a once-white bodysuit. She is immune to powers and can negate the momentum of objects near her. Her most useful offensive ability is the ability to "turn of" powers and effects thereof near her. This is non-discrimnatory, affecting both allies and enemies within her radius, and has a maximum range around 10 meters. She rides a light hoverbike and often works in tandem with Chopper.
Rockman/Terra: Brute [X], Shaker [X]. A African-American woman around six feet in height, with a shaved head. Rockman served under Panther with the name Terra, before being renamed by Paintcan, who only realized she was a woman several seconds after bestowing the name on her (when she told him); she often goes by her old name. Rockman typically covers her face with a mask made of asphalt. A short-ranged (around 5 meters) terrakinetic, who uses this power to create pseudo-powered-armor from the surrounding terrain and to control the battlefield. She rides a large, three-wheeled motorbike.

Independent villains are not associated with any particular team. They either perform solo crimes or contract their services out to other criminals.
Club Sand: Brute [X], Shaker [X]. A person usually shrouded by sand. He is an ammokinetic (a sand-manipulator), who uses his ability mainly to create a "husk" out of sand round him. Typically, this sandy shell is in a crude humanoid form, sometimes without a head, about 8-10 feet tall. He has also used sand as a battlefield control measure at times, flooding streets with it or burying opponents. Club Sand's activity is based mainly along the waterline, bringing him into conflict with the Islanders.

The Islanders are a close-knit fraternity of people, who happen to be criminals and include a fair number of parahumans in addition to the estimated 15-30 normals. They operate out of a well-protected island in Lake Ontario, several kilometers offshore of Toronto. They focus their activities on the area near the lake. The Islanders have high power levels, but typically hold back...not that this significantly hampers their efficacy.

Doorlady: Mover 10, Shaker 3. Presumably a woman, who has not been seen much. Sightings indicate that she possesses three legs and typically wears gray. She is known to be able to create portals, although the exact limitations on this ability are not known.
Imber: Blaster 8, Breaker 4, Mover 4. Imber is a skinny person with four arms who wears an orange bodysuit from neck to knee, plus thigh-high red boots and a yellow mask. Imber can transform into a massive number of floating little red spheres, each on fire. These spheres can explode, at which point they diffuse into yellow energy and return to the main mass of his body.
Krait: Striker 10. A tall, slender woman covered in blue-green scales, with winding lines of scales more blue or green than others winding across her arms. She can apply a wide variety of toxic effects with a touch, from unconsciousness to hallucinations to intoxication. She admits that she has killed at least one person with her power, though she claims it was an accident. Joined after the Naga attack.
Ladron: Mover 2, Trump 8. A tall, scrawny man who wears an outfit often compared to a ninja's. Two powers: Super-jumping and "power theft," or being able to negate and copy the power of a touched parahuman. The power lasts for several minutes, more with concentration, less with disruption or injury.
Replican: Master 6. A dark-skinned, fit woman of average height, who typically wears a simple close-fitting outfit of jeans and a leather jacket. The backs of her hands appear to be coated in some kind of dark metal. She has the ability to duplicate herself; she can generate at least a couple dozen, with no known range limitations. These duplicates possess no unusual qualities, save that they decay very rapidly into dust and bones when killed.
Velikralj: Thinker 9. A short man, who wears a nice yellow suit. Uncertain ability.

The Pure Lilies are technically a superhero group, but their rumored criminal activity and the open secret of their white supremacist creed mean that most consider them practically villains. They do not really hold territory, but they do keep the area near their headquarters, in Rexdale, more carefully clean of criminals and other supervillains than most areas. With the deaths of two ranking members, the survivors of the Pure Lilies are searching for new members, with Pale Girl and Wunderwaffe arguing over who will be the leader.

Pale Girl: Trump 11. One of the most feared members of the Lilies, Pale Girl is only 16 years old. She is fairly short but buxom, with white hair and skin and a (creatively) white bodysuit. Pale Girl has the ability to drain powers from capes. Their powers diminish or vanish, and she gains a similar increase. Thankfully, these drains are temporary, with powers returning to full strength within a day; the exception is if the other cape dies, in which case Pale Girl retains the powers permanently. This unsurprisingly leads to a homicidal streak. Permanent powers: Flight at highway speeds, enhanced speed and durability, super-strength
Wunderwaffe: Tinker 4. A man who is rarely seen. When he is seen, he typically wears a welder's mask and appears to be of average height and overweight. Creates equipment for the other Lilies. Known to tend towards hubris, especially with his designs; early versions of Donnerhammer's hammer tended to be inaccurate and drain significant amounts of his strength, for instance.
Bloody Maria: Brute 1-7*, Mover 0-4*, Striker 5. A short, gaunt woman wearing a red dress. She has limited point-blank sanguinokinesis, which can manipulate an amount of blood around half a liter at one time--somewhat less if she manipulates more than one glob of blood. Moreover, blood enhances her primary abilities--super strength, regeneration, invulnerability, super speed. (Joined after Naga attacked.)

The Rats are a group of monstrous parahumans, homeless wretches, assorted crazies, and other dregs of society. They are known to live in the sewers. The Rats are organized, if you can call it that, into a number of "gangs" lead by various parahumans. The Rats all stick together when outside threats come, but they fight with other gangs and even each other when the going gets tough enough.

Firefly's Gang (The Roaches)
Firefly leads a small group of parahumans plus about half a dozen normal humans. He is known to be trying to gain more influence among the Rats.
Firefly: Blaster 2, Brute 3, Changer 4, Stranger 2, Striker 1. Bug is a three-armed man, about 5 feet tall, with metallic plating on the backs of his arms, his chest, and his back. He has minor pyrokinesis, the ability to create molecular bonds within half a meter of him (typically used to cling to walls), and (most notably) the ability to transform into a swarm of metallic insect-like creatures. These creatures resemble cockroaches, but only have four limbs. They can fly.
Slug: Blaster [X], Brute [X]. A morbidly obese person with greasy skin and no arms. S/he is incredibly durable and can project streams of acidic, basic, or sticky slime.
Worm: Brute 7. A 3.5-meter-long creature with a vermiform body, tough orange-red skin, two thin arms, and a humanish head on a lack of a neck. Powers: Super-strength, durability, regeneration.

Gamma Drake's Gang
Gamma Drake is one of the major contenders with Kiln. His personal gang is, unsurprisingly, mainly made of people who will not be killed by radiation; however, he has a fair number of normal human servants.
Deadstriker: Brute 6, Mover 2. A tall (~1.9 meters) man who typically wears a red bodysuit (often cobbled from Spider-Man, Flash, or similar costumes) and a black ski mask accessorized with black lenses. His most notable power is his incredible regeneration; Deadstriker can heal from cuts within seconds and regrow limbs within days. Even decapitation only took him out of action for a month and a half. He also possesses somewhat elevated levels of strength and agility, and the ability to teleport short distances between unobserved locations.
Gamma Drake: Brute 4, Shaker 5, Striker 9. A tall (over 2 meters), thickly-built man covered in green scales. He has a tail and claws, and rarely wears anything. He has super-strength and emits high levels of radiation. He can also remove radiation from places or individuals.
Leadline: Tinker 2. The only tinker among the Rats, Leadline is noted for his remarkable lack of skill in any particular area. He typically wears a clunky suit of powered armor including a level of lead, hence the name.
Purge: Brute 1, Striker 2. A young, slender woman, wearing a filthy yellow jumpsuit spray-painted with a red cross. Purge is capable of removing various contaminants from substances or individuals, and is largely used to help clean radiation from individuals or items.

Kiln's Gang
Kiln does not lead the largest or most powerful of the Rat gangs, but his is the most influential (due to being able to turn parts of the sewers into liveable spaces) and the only one composed entirely of parahumans. Kiln is mostly interested in accumulating wealth and power.
Gardener: Shaker 9. A girl around 13 or 14 years old, with green-brown fur on her arms and neck. She has the power to cause plants to grow, rapidly. These plants may resemble species that occur naturally to varying extents; the greater the divergence (and the greater the size of the plant), the greater concentration and time that Gardener appears to need. Notable plants include trees with somewhat explosive fruit, weeds which produce enough oil to be extremely flammable, and flowers similar to miniature rafflesias.
Ghera: Brute [X]. A tall, muscular Indian woman with several thin scars across her face and arms, typically wearing a pair of earmuffs similar to those worn at a firearms range. She is nearly invulnerable and extremely strong, particularly when standing still. She is reported to have little free will or initiative.
Friend: Stranger [X]. A nondescript individual, male, adolescent or young adult. Anyone within line-of-sight perceives him as a friend and will not question why he is there.
Kiln: Blaster [X], Shaker [X]. A short, rotund man with pale skin (presumably due to never leaving the sewers). He wears a ceramic suit of armor at nearly all times. Kiln has several powers: Aside from terra- and pyrokinesis, he can turn soil he touches into clay, or turn clay into (one of a few kinds of) stone. Kiln is generally described as being charismatic, despite the sewer scent.
^Pipsqueak: Blaster, Mover. A tall and thin tan-skinned woman, with long limbs and two-elbowed arms. She lacks external ears. Her powers include teleportation and levitation (up to a few feet off the ground), but her signature ability is her "squeak," a sonic attack that can stun, deafen, or even render unconscious at proper power and proximity.

Orangeweb's Gang
Orangeweb is a surprisingly unknown villain. He has the power to link various peoples' powers together, distributing a fraction to each. He and his teammates wear bodysuits and masks in their colors.
Powers: Lasers, Regeneration, Splitting into dust, Teleportation, Power Enhancement, Super Strength and -Speed that increases over the course of a fight
Bluebeam: A tall man. Could project lasers reaching 100 meters, capable of breaching steel.
Greenpiece: A short lady with blonde dreadlocks that stick out behind her mask. Could break into a number of pieces around half a millimeter in size.
Redrage: A scrawny man. Regenerated, and had super-strength and -speed that quickly improved the longer a fight was active.
Violet: A short woman, a core member of the group. Enhanced powers of those within a few meters, roughly doubling their effects. Typically hangs back.
Yellowbelly: A man of average height. Could teleport around 50 meters.
Brownie: A girl, around 12-13 years of age. Grants minor powers to those nearby, one of regeneration, enhanced reflexes, . Inducted after the Naga attack.

Snapdragon's Gang
Snapdragon's "gang" is just a few friends who wound up needing the Rats' protection. They live aboveground, believe it or not.
Snapdragon: Brute 3, Blaster 6, Mover 2, Shaker 5. A tall, slender woman, with orange skin and a pink body suit. Extrudes a yellowish gas which she can detonate. Seems to exert control over it. Also possesses minor super-strength, levitation, and metallic claws on her hands.
Airman, Canadian: Blaster 1, Mover 3, Shaker 9. A shorter man, wearing a gray-and-white body suit and a domino mask. Aerokinetic.
Tech: Tinker 2. A girl, probably 15 or so. No apparent focus, but devices typically low-quality.

Independent Rats
While these individuals are agreed to be members of the Rats, and work with them, they do not associate themselves closer with any one leader.
Crackshot: Mover 2, Thinker 5, Tinker 1. A tall, slender woman wearing an old, grungy, and hole-filled trenchcoat. Capable of constructing shoddy weapons from scrap, as well as minor super speed and either some sort of clairvoyance, enhanced aim, precognition, or a combination of the three.
Doc: Thinker 5, Striker 3. A tall man, much cleaner than you would expect from a man living in the sewers--or a man living in many apartments, in fact. Point-blank telekinesis, combined with the ability to perceive matter within said radius. Neither of these abilities is Manton-compliant. He turns this power towards medicine and surgery; however, he is also absolutely deadly in a fight.
Ramshackle: Tinker 3. A grimy woman, often wearing a set of clunky powered armor made of rusty, ancient engines and scrap metal. Creates simpler types of devices from remarkably simple materials.
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Khameleon: Brute 1, Stranger 3. A small man, typically naked. Unusually resistant to many kinds of environmental harm, such as extreme temperature, and capable of changing the color and, to an extent, of his body. Only speaks Russian.

A group of Strangers, Movers, and the like, the Shadow Strikers are primarily thieves. They enjoy stealing from other supervillains, but do not discriminate. Their base of operations is somewhere in North York.

Ethercatch: Trump .
Mindsteal: Blaster/Thinker 5, Trump/Thinker 4. Post-Naga.
Murkia: Breaker/Stranger 4, Master 5. An individual capable of transforming into a sort of shadowy mist, which can enter the bodies of people or animals. Murkia takes over the individual, with complete access to their memories and no outward sign except a darkening of the irises.
Obsidian Giggler: Brute 6. A humanoid being composed of jagged black stones, scraping together in a high-pitched imitation of laughter. Aside from the obvious durability and other dangers, Obsidian possesses enhanced strength and can "flow" around things. Primarily an enforcer.
Puella Nocte:
Sable Shifter
Shadowmaster: Shaker 5. A tall, pale man capable of drawing on shadows in the area, creating dark, semisolid tendrils. These shadows can perform a wide variety of tasks, typically entangling or bludgeoning people. Often works with Swiftgloom.
Shady Chance: Thinker? 8. Lucky.
Swiftgloom: Shaker 1/3*, Thinker 1 (hypothesized). A short, African-blooded woman who wears a gray bodysuit. Capable of decreasing the level of light within a fair radius of herself. Often works with Shadowmaster, who boosts her effective power rating by two when present due to the vastly greater threat therein applied.

A group of mercenaries based in Toronto. They prefer to avoid ill- or quasilegal work, and often do jobs from Kingston and Rochester to Bracebridge and London.

Chlorocannon
Cobalt Queen
Count of the Bloom
Icerazor
Poison Lass
Swimmer

Morvirtut is a cult which seems to revolve around parahuman sacrifice. They control significant territory in Richmond Hill, and their income appears to come from a combination of offerings, Favors (promises from whatever being the Morvirtutans worship; similar to indulgences), and the sale of various holy goods such as stimulants and other drugs, some computer programs, and Validaqua (drugs rumored to grant superpowers). They also go on "Sacrebellums," raids on parahuman organizations intended to capture parahumans sacrifices. It is lead by an individual known as Medimatrem, believed by the PRT to be a Master- or Tinker-class parahuman. They possess minor Tinker gear, including electrolasers and a few suits of slow, clumsy powered armor.