Sentinel Comics RPG Core Rulebook

Glamour
Alias: Aislin Allen
Gender: Female
Age: Middle-Aged
Height: 5’3”
Eyes: Green
Hair: Red
Skin: Freckled
Build: Slight and mysterious
Costume/Equipment: A mirrored silver suit with
white gloves black waist wrap, black thigh high
boots and black cape with bright white inner lining.
Mirrored silver full head mask with no visible eyes
or mouth.
Approach: Disruptive
Archetype: Inhibitor
Biography
Aislin Allen used to be a hero. She fought the good
fight alongside the other members of the first
iteration of the hero team called Freedom Five
as the Shrieker, using her superhuman voice to
destroy and disorient. As time went on, she grew
disillusioned — she wanted more than to see all of
the money she recovered from a bank heist go right
back into the vault while a sweaty bank manager
gave her a limp handshake in gratitude. When her
throat was wounded and her powers faded, it was
time. She faked her death, and the Shrieker faded
away. Opportunity knocked in the form of Baron
Blade, who gave her tech that worked with the
remnants of her vocal powers to create illusions
and manipulate the senses. All in exchange for a
simple favor for the Baron. Taking up a mirrored
mask, Aislin took the name Glamour and began to
live life according to her own terms.
Capabilities and Motivations
Glamour is a master of multilayered planning and
diversions. She prefers to work behind the curtain
as long as possible, knowing that the timing of the
big reveal is all-important. This served her well in
the previous Slaughterhouse Six, where she used
her powers for months to create an illusionary
Ambuscade to act as the leader in her stead. Now
that she has stepped into the leadership role of the
new Slaughterhouse Six, the big question has to be
what she is really after. With Glamour, nothing is
ever what it seems.
Upgrades
Glamour has upgrades planned for her tech to
tailor her illusions to specific targets within a crowd,
which can combine with her vocal powers to make
it all feel much more real than before. Causing
everyone to see the same illusion is versatile, but
making it so that each one sees something tailored
specifically to them… now that could really cause
some confusion.
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