Editing Sentinels of the Multiverse (section)

===Grand Warlord Voss===
A brilliant geneticist and a masterful military leader, Rainek Kel-Voss conquered his own planet using armies of genetically-reshaped troops, then took them to the stars, conquering world after world and refashioning the inhabitants into gene-bound slaves made for no purpose but war.  After the hero Tempest led some Maerynians off Vognild Prime, Voss followed them, and has now set his sights on Earth.

Voss is an interesting villain.  He starts the game almost-invincible, since he gains a huge pile of damage reduction for each of his Minions in play and he gets a lot to begin with.  Once the heroes cut down enough of them, though, he flips and enters the fray himself to prove he's no armchair general, attacking the highest ''and'' lowest health heroes.  While his Minions are all three health targets, they traffic in almost literally every damage type, they can swing for the highest health, lowest health, all heroes at once, and everything in-between, some grant armor to all villain targets, and each one is immune to the damage they cause.  On top of them, he also has a small number of really nasty cards in his deck, like two of his Lieutenants that either boost damage or offer armor or spaceships and warp gates with a ton of health that pump out extra cards or lots of damage, that can all pop out when you least expect it.  Plus, his sole Ongoing that puts all the minions in his trash onto the field when destroyed, and destroys itself if you're too chicken to.  He's not as hard as a real difficulty 4 villain, or even Citizen Dawn, and some games he just plays lots of three-health targets that the heroes easily mow down as they whale on him, but he's no pushover.