Power Matrix, representing the immense power supply of the machine, gives the MK4 2 Power at the end of each of its activations-perfect for setting up a Restraint Cable on your next turn or for charging up a Plasma Blast. Master Mold allows you to take two of the towering robots instead of the normal limitation of one character per alter ego, to really put some fear into your opponent. The MK4 also includes several innate powers to reflect its masterful creation and robotic nature. Once a turn, the MK4 can spend 2 Power to target an enemy and push them Short directly toward the Sentinel.
Fortunately, it can snare pesky targets with its Restraint Cables, ranged cables that shoot out to tangle an opponent and draw them closer for some ol’ fashioned suppression. Costing 3 Power to use, this Strength 8 Physical attack has a chance to inflict the Incinerate, Shock, and Slow special conditions on its target, reflecting how a Sentinel can tailor its strikes to deal with specific mutant prey.Īs a gigantic robot, the MK4 isn’t the fastest thing on the battlefield and might struggle to catch up to some of the more evasive heroes out there. When it flips to its damaged side, Plasma Blast becomes Plasma Leak, which adds an extra attack die for each critical you roll-while also slowly melting the Sentinel into a pile of slag.įor those tenacious mutants, the MK4 has the potent Suppression Protocols attack. The Plasma Blast attack may seem like a simple energy beam at first glance, but it can really scorch the flesh off of some adamantium bones thanks to the ability to pay Power to increase its Strength from 4 up to a maximum of 7! Don’t think that beating up on the MK4 is going to do you any favors, either. Marvel, but they could transform into a huge problem for mutants by the time they join the MCU.On the tabletop, the Sentinel MK4 comes in at a whopping Size 5, and it crams every inch of it with different tools, weapons, and powers to dish out pain to its mutant prey. Damage Control's Stark Drones aren't a worldwide threat in Ms. Then, the rising number of superhumans and the birth of the MCU's first mutants could be the last straw that awakens hostility toward those who possess special abilities. Soon, however, entities like Damage Control could flip their public image with an argument against their dangerous abilities and solid proof that they bring disaster everywhere they go. Marvel reveals that the Earth is going through a golden age of superheroes, who are treated like celebrities by regular humans. Despite their catastrophic results, Damage Control - or the MCU's Bolivar Trask - could see the potential in developing anthropomorphic robots that serves the same purpose as the Stark Drones, only more powerful. In the MCU, Iron Man preceded Damage Control's plan with Ultron and the Iron Legion, two systems that intended to automate the defense against large-scale threats. It's only a matter of time until Damage Control, or any other entity inspired by them, perfects a weapon that only targets superpowered individuals. Clearly, the fragile drones have a long way to go before they match the monumental size and strength of the Sentinels, but they already set the precedent for the persecution of superhumans. Marvel episode 2, where she barely managed to escape. Kamala Khan already had an encounter with the drones at the end of Ms. Marvel reveals that Damage Control took advantage of the Stark drones they confiscated from Peter Parker in Spider-Man: No Way Home and programmed them to hunt down superhumans. Marvel?Īlthough the perceived threat of mutants won't be a thing in the MCU for a long time, the basis for the Sentinel program already exists. Related: Who Are The Actual Villains In Ms.
No mutant character has been introduced canonically in the MCU itself as of yet, but the Sentinels could join the MCU sooner than expected, which would expand the franchise in some unexpected but interesting ways.
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The Sentinels are robots created by the human anthropologist Bolivar Trask with the goal to exterminate mutantkind, fueled by a paranoid fear of the X-Men's mutant gene, which Trask and his supporters believe will lead to humanity's extinction. The Sentinels famously decimate the mutant population in the iconic storyline X-Men: Days of Future Past and its 2014 movie adaptation, where they successfully exterminate all mutants in a post-apocalyptic timeline. However, not every X-Men villain happens to be a mutant. The X-Men have some of the most famous villains in all of Marvel comics, including foes such as Magneto, Apocalypse, and Dark Phoenix.
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