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F- GD (10)
A-EX (20)
S- TY (6)
E- GD (10)
R- EX (20)
I- GD (10)
P- REM (30)
H- 46
K- 60
R- AM
P- IN
Talents: vehicles
Contacts: Hal Jordan, Teen Titans, Omega Men
Spells: (U) Illusion Casting AM (50) only of targets greatest desire
(U) Eldritch Beams/Bolts EX (20)
(U) Emotion Control- Fear AM (50)
Weakness: If Eldritch bolt and/or Fear are used 4 consecutive rounds, she must make a power rank feat roll or cannot use them for this and the next round.
If Illusion is used four rounds in a row she must make a power rank feat roll, or cannot use any powers for this and the next 2 rounds.
First Appearance: Green Lantern Vol. 2 #141 (June 1981)
Background: Kalista was a member of one of Euphorix's exotic woodwitch clans, and is the Queen of Euphorix. She was born with the ability to cast powerful hexes. She is the wife of Primus and briefly led the Omega Men during his absence.
F- TY (6)
A- EX (20)
S- PR (4)
E- IN (40)
R- REM (30)
I- REM (30)
P- REM (30)
H- 70
K- 90
R- N/A
P- 0
Talents: Hypnosis.
Contacts: Omega Men.
Powers: Flight TY 6 areas
Life Support SH-Z
Phasing MON (75)
Shadowcasting REM (30)
Poison Touch AM (50)
First Appearance: Green Lantern Vol. 2 #141 (June 1981)
Background: Nimbus was the soul-partner* of a Branx warrior captured by the Citadel. The Psions stripped Nimbus from his warrior, forcing him to wander the Vegan system unaccompanied. During this period, he worked with the Omega Men to fight against the Citadel. Nimbus' powers were later increased and he merged with Kuraq, the Omega Men's new homeworld.
* Each Branx Warrior possessed an unseen soul-partner. When a Warrior died, this angel of mercy carried his essence to a place of rebirth in some new Branx infant.
F- EX (20)
A- EX (20)
S- TY (6)
E- EX (20)
R- REM (30)
I- EX (20)
P- IN (40)
H- 66
K- 90
R- RM
P- EX
Powers: Force Field AM (50)
Mind Blast REM (30)
Telekinesis AM (50)
Weakness: If any number of powers are used four consecutive rounds, he must make a power rank feat roll. Failure means he can not use any powers for that round and the next two.
Talents: Martial Arts, vehicles
Contacts: Hal Jordan, Teen Titans, Omega Men
First Appearance: Green Lantern Vol. 2 #141 (June 1981)
Background: One of the most honored freedom fighters of his time, Pren was born to farmers on the planet Euphorix in the Vegan System. A mutant, he developed psionic powers that made him an outcast of his people. A woodwitch clan took Pren under their protection and trained him until he became their Primus - The One Who Leads. Primus was invited to the Euphorix Royal Palace Guard, where he met Kalista, his future wife. Here, Primus conceived his plan for a united force to oppose the tyrant Citadel, a force comprised of rebels drawn from every Vegan species - the Omega Men. As leader of the Omega Men, Primus had a long and impressive career, fighting the Citadel as well as Harry Hokum, Lobo, the Psions and the Spider Guild. For a while, Primus' mind merged with a computer intelligence named Artin, who eventually was transferred to a separate robot body.
Primus finally sacrificed his life in battle with the Alien Alliance (I) during their Invasion of Earth.
Primus is usually level headed and intelligent. If he has a fault, it is that he is sometimes a bit indecisive.
F- TY (6)
A- TY (6)
S- TY (6)
E- TY (6)
R- IN (40)
I- EX (20)
P- EX (20)
H- 24
K- 80
R- IN
P- (-20)
Talents: Engineering, all Science skills, vehicles
First Appearance: The Witching Hour Vol. 1 #13 (March 1971)
Background: Billions of years ago, on one of the first planets in our universe to support life, a crew of human-like immortals (who would later become the Guardians of the Universe) increased their store of knowledge by studying and experimenting with animal specimens, such as the small green lizards they captured outside their cities. Thus was begun the evolution of the creatures called Psions.
Millions of years afterward, the Psions were sufficiently evolved to take residence in the near-Indestructible cities of their creators, and began to puzzle out the strange machinery and tools the immortals had left behind. Raising themselves from savagery to civilization through this study, the Psions dedicated themselves to intense experimentation, suppressing other aspects of their nature until their minds divided into different levels, with all emotion and bodily functions relegated to the control of a lower brain unremembered by their conscious minds.
The Guardians of the Universe learned of this evolution and were displeased. They banished the Psions to a distant space-sector. Humiliated, the Psions took residence on a world on their sector near the Vegan star-system, and subsequently used its life-forms as the focal point of their evolutionary experiments. One early Psion laboratory played a crucial role in Vegan history.
The results of the mating between the Goddess X'Hal and the fearsome Branx warrior resulted in the birth of the Citadel Empire, an empire which at one time extended its control over all twenty-five Vegan planets. . The First Citadelian forcibly ejected his Psion allies (making war even on them) and used their machines to clone himself, creating the Citadel race- so the Citadel Empire grew, overtaking world after world, and terrorizing those they could not conquer.
This made the Psions ancient alien enemies of the Citadel. They would remain enemies for centuries.
Much later, an evil version of Raven tried to destroy her good self (which lay dormant in the body of Starfire). To ferret out Starfire, evil Raven incited a conflict in the Vegan star system. The attack by the Psions lead to the core of Tamaran imploding, taking the entire planet and whoever remained on it with it. As a result, Tamaran was destroyed.
The H'San Natall is a very powerful and dangerous race, bent on conquering wherever they can. Their sphere of conquered planets numbered in the thousands. To this end, they use all sorts of tactics in invasion - including bio-engineering their own warriors. Years ago, the H'San Natall enslaved a group of Psion scientists. The Psions performed a number of experiments, including bioengineering the bounty hunter known as Jugular.
Seventeen years ago, the H'San Natall abducted nine women - which the Psion scientists experimented on. Each were brought aboard a ship and subjected to scientific testing and impregnation. All but one of these women (Prysm's mother, who would later become Queen) were released with their memories wiped clean. Nine months later, on June 21st, the H'San Natall/human hybrids were born. These children were a new breed of sleeper agents. Their powers lay dormant until their sixteenth birthdays. Nine children were meant to be a new breed of sleeper agents. Their powers lay dormant until their sixteenth birthdays. The agents included members of the Teen Titans: Risk, Argent, Joto, Prysm, and Fringe.
The Psions maintain vast floating laboratories where studies continue. Despite long years of research, the Psions have learned little about themselves. Whenever they get too close to the truth, It proves so painful that it must be suppressed. The Psions are locked in an endless cycle of self-deception, yet their cold compulsions and advanced science make them some of the deadliest creatures in the universe.
Growing as a fierce race of people in the Vegan System, the Psions kidnapped the Okaaran X'Hal and mated her with a fearsome, brutal Branx warrior. From this came the birth of two children: a horribly mutated being who became the first Citadelian, and the human child, Lambien. The Psions tried to mate X'Hal a second time, but she slew the Branx warrior even as he killed her. The Psions took her lifeless body and, in a vicious experiment, converted her into a being of pure energy. At the moment, she became the goddess X'Hal; Lambien shared much of her power and later metamorphosed into the near-God Auron.
X'hal's other son, the being who had become the first Citadelian, joined with his creators, the lizard-scientist Psions, and together they conquered Vega's twenty-five worlds before the sole Citadelian turned on his allies and claimed power for himself alone. The First Citadelian forcibly ejected his Psion allies (making war even on them) and used their machines to clone himself, creating the Citadel race-but the clones were imperfect and retarded. The First Citadelian directed them in concert with his other armies, and so the Citadel Empire grew, overtaking world after world, and terrorizing those they could not conquer.
This made the Psions ancient alien enemies of the Citadel. They would remain enemies for centuries.
The Citadelians themselves were demented madmen who held power through brute force and fear. From the barren, rocky world of Changralyn to the tropical paradise of Tamaran, nothing slipped through their iron grip. Still, their time would be limited and the great Citadel empire would one day crumble, just as the results of the great Citadel Wars would one day reach the shores of Earth and bring with it one of our most powerful heroines, Starfire.
Though the back of the empire was broken, but many of the weapons, machines, and warriors remained. The Citadelians remain a brutal, conquering force in the galaxy.
Outside the Vegan system, the Psions maintain vast floating laboratories where studies continue. In recent times, they took part in the Dominators' Invasion of Earth. Collaborating with the H'San Natall, they were also responsible for a group of Earth/H'San Natall crossbreeds, who later became known as the Teen Titans (II). Despite long years of research, the Psions know little about themselves. Whenever they get close to the truth, it becomes so painful that it must be suppressed. The Psions are locked in an endless cycle of self-deception. Yet their cold compulsions and advanced science make them some of the deadliest creatures in the universe.
F- GD (10)
A- EX (20)
S- EX (20)
E- IN (40)
R- EX (20)
I- EX (20)
P- EX (20)
H- 90
K- 60
R- RM
P- 0
Talents: Martial Arts, Engineering, Languages
Contacts: Omega Men
Powers: Linguistics AM (50)
Flight SH-X
Solar Sustenance UN (100)
Energy Touch AM (50)
Telescopic Vision EX
Limitation: Energy Touch may occasionally malfunction; a power rank feat roll must be made at the start of any battle. If the feat fails, the power malfunctions for one hour, at which time another feat can be made to regain the power.
First Appearance: Tales of the New Teen Titans #4 (September 1982)
Background: Ryand'r is the brother of Starfire of the New Teen Titans. He joined the Omega Men after the team reformed to combat the dreaded Spider Guild. For a while, he returned to his homeworld of Tamaran, but he later became an Omegan full time.
F- REM (30)
A- IN (40)
S- EX (20)
E- REM (30)
R- EX (20)
I- REM (30)
P- REM (30)
H- 110
K- 80
R- RM
P- 0
Powers: Natural Weaponry- Claws REM (30)
Shape Shifting FB (1)- limited to a giant tiger
F- IN A- AM S- RM E- REM H- 160
Hyper-Olfactory RM
Claws IN (40)
Hyper-Leaping IN
Talents: Martial Arts, Guns, Sharp Weapons.
Contacts: Omega Men.
First Appearance: Green Lantern Vol. 2 #141 (June 1981)
Background: Tigorr joined the Omega Men after his wife was killed in a citadel raid. He is one of the groups fiercest and most relentless members. He was once caught up in a power struggle with Primus over the group leadership, but the two have since become very close friends.
F- RM (30)
A- IN (40)
S- UN (100)
E- MN (75)
R- GD (10)
I- RM (30)
P- IN (40)
H- 245
K- 80
R- UN
P- 100
Powers:Energy Sponge UN
Energy Blast UN
True Flight CL. 1000
Force Field MN (75)
Life Support SH-X
Duplication MN
All of X'Hal's Powers derive from the power of the star Vega; if X'Hal is cut off from this energy source, her Stats and Power ranks all drop to Good.
Contacts - Auron, The First Citadellian / son.
First Appearance: New Teen Titans Vol. 1 #24 (October 1982)
