The SI doesn't know, but if you look at what Zor's magic did in Seven Soldiers you can sort of work it out.
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'had'?
Because of this I looked into Zor a bit, and apparently he transformed Zatanna into Zorina, and that was the origin of antimatter Zatanna's name in this story, which was alluded to with Oh El feeling he knew the name from somewhere when he first heard it. I just thought that was neat, I'd never given much thought to where the name came from.
Oh yeah, forgot about that. I don't know if his Lazarus Pits work the same as Oh El's, but if they do that's an easy rez.
Those pits are a limited renewable resource, which Paul's likely inclined to limit the use of to his friends. Or a solution to unusual problems which basically require a revival.
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Maybe? But I feel like my poor wording might have confused you, from what I can tell Zor didn't do any universe trading to transform Zatanna in the comics, he just used reality warping magic.
You don't really need setting knowledge here. There's no plot-relevant link between those things. The chain of logic is thus:
The divine entities Paul has encountered so far are all powered by dream/magic.
Actually yes, which is why the prime material plane even still exists.
I did my own reseach into Zor, and I think Chaoswind talking about Paul turning into Grundy has something to do with Zor turning into Grundy in the comics.
"makes her"
So, good chance the Negotiator was transmitting a stream of this conversation back to other Reach stations. Which means a Reach retaliatory strike on Vega is now likely. Yes, they're being pressed by the Controllers, but a couple scarabs, or even just unmanned, interstellar missiles aren't a huge investment. Telling the enemy what you find valuable isn't super smart, especially when you spend most of your time on either Earth or in another universe entirely.
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Modifying it is clearly right out of the question unless you want to deal with Apokalips or New Genesis, of course. Which means you're stuck with the default settings of the last owner.
He wasn't a 'Taskbar on the right edge' sort of freak, was he?Gotta love weapons that only affect organic matter. Leaves all those useful devices intact to claim later.
...The enemy is dead before they even realise you've shot them. A pleasant trick.
Messy work. If all that falls out of orbit, the planet is about to have a bad day.
Sending his super-spy in to raid their systems? Very sensible indeed.
In this case, they probably would be better off dead, than trapped in their blind obedience to masters that would happily exterminate them. Or getting their minds wiped in favour of a more pliable mindset as suggested.
Wonder if any of the Controllers have been taking an interest in the noteworthy biology of the Genomorphs?
That's an interesting discovery. Then again, we've seen that Orange Lanterns can attempt to assimilate them as if they were living beings rather than smart technology.
And it probably annoys him that the Renegade doesn't take it as such.
...Let me guess, Qwa-Matter? Since the Reach in this timeline wouldn't have had anyone interfering in those research plans that OL disrupted.
Or a form of matter inimically hostile to nearly all other forms of matter.
"Done. Also, the Reach are hailing us. Do you want to gloat?" I'm sure some Controller is going to find all that data very fascinating.
"Connection opened. Do try not to be too smug, dear." I see he's quite certain they're going to be relaying whatever he says to the Reach command.
And of course, he probably can't change that if he wanted to, so he's stuck with it. Probably amuses him a little when dealing with foes, but it would be a little insulting towards allies.
The difference between the Renegade and the Reach? Presentation!
I suspect Grayven was more of a 'sit upon his throne with stormy frowns under a troubled brow' or at least affected that sort of image.
"Quite disgusting, using living things as mere calculators." Well, there's a familiar idea. OL dealt with that in the main timeline, if I remember right.
You assume he's only crushing this one site? Think again.
The Earth Fleet proving quite efficient, I suppose? Or Darkstars and Lanterns, more likely.
Nice, turning a confident boast into a pathetic one with a single implication.
Which would have been unthinkable for the original Grayven. Someone else operating outside of his control in his territory? Heresy!
It's more that they're pointing their guns in the direction of a mutual foe first. Though the Renegade isn't likely to turn them back on the Controllers afterwards until they make the first foolish move.
It would be tres embarrassing to be the first player eliminated in a 4X game this quickly.
They do make such nice pops when they explode, after all.
"Sending the request now. Doomsday acknowledging and taking action."
I bet she's not even in the same system as he is.
And that will put a cat amongst the pigeons of the Reach High Command. Kryptonians on the move? Most concerning, I would imagine, assuming they know of them...
"Naturally. And being quite irritable about the 'ease' of the operation." I bet the Renegade's work looks more impressive than it actually ends up being...
I imagine it'll be a pain in the arse for the Reach to fix that vulnerability. Though maybe it's easier than I expect.
What's fantastically advanced magitech for, if not this?
'barring'
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let's with apostrophe
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In the Renegade timeline, Zod's still alive. In the Phantom Zone, but in one piece. And Amalak's dead.