Legacy

Legacy, also known as Paul Parsons, is a superhero leader of the Freedom Five. His symbol, the lantern, has been worn by a long line of Parsons and harkens back to Paul Revere's midnight ride during the American revolution.

Legacy is a playable character in the first installment of Sentinel Tactics, the Flame of Freedom. He excels at melee attacks and supporting his team-mates, often providing them with tokens.

See also Basic Stats

Innate Powers
Each character has a set of innate powers located on their panel. They are available for use at any time.
 * Flying - Legacy has mobility.
 * "THOKK!"

Power Cards
Each character may play two power cards at the beginning of the game, making them active. As the game progresses, they may switch out cards for new ones during the power up phase.
 * Galvanize
 * Danger Sense
 * Heroic Interception
 * Surge of Strength
 * Inspiring Presence
 * Motivational Charge
 * Flying Smash

Strategies
Legacy synergizes well with Bunker, as Bunker's offensive abilities benefit from the abundance of tokens that Legacy can generate for him.

Biography
Ever since Joseph Parsons aided Paul Revere on his famous ride, the Parsons family has been protecting the United States. Joseph Parsons was only able to sense imminent danger, but each generation of Parsons has inherited old powers and developed new. Joseph’s son Paul grew up to lead his fellow man in the pursuit of freedom. His son, Paul, inherited his abilities, furthering them with the addition of strength uncommon in all but the stoutest of men. The line of Paul Parsons continued on, each more powerful than the last. In the early 1900s, the first member of the family line developed flight and took the name “Legacy”.

The current Legacy has led the Freedom Five since its creation, and a better leader could scarcely be found, prioritizing the safety of others and inspiring his team and anyone they worked with. After some of the recent nigh existence-ending events which rocked our world, there was backlash against superpowered individuals, and the U.S. government sought to gain tighter control of the Freedom Five. A series of mandates left the team unable to act without court permission and hamstrung their ability to fight villains on non-U.S. soil. These changes were tenuous at best, and each member of the team bristled under this new control.

In a surprise press conference, Maia Montgomery, C.E.O. of Montgomery Industries was joined by Paul Parsons in his full Legacy costume. The two jointly announced the Freedom Five's move to be a private group, severing their ties with the government. Now, Legacy and the Freedom Five have to deal with the struggles of being an independent team, sometimes at odds with the very people they seek to protect. However, their commitment to protecting those who cannot protect themselves defines their existence: they are heroes.