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Revision as of 21:05, 18 December 2010
Overview
| Dr. Ann-Marie Engles | |
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| Zone | Skyway City |
| Coordinates | (-485, 16, -7104.5) |
| Level Range | 15-19 |
| Introduced By |
== Level 10-14 == Sanjay Chandra Alfonse Rubel Wilson Zucco == Level 15-19 == Fareed Abdullah Wyatt Anderson Kong Bao Sgt. Suzanne Bernhard Tom Bowden Vitaly Cherenko Guy Denson Mark Freeman Cho Ge Maggie Greene Virginia Hoffman Thao Ku Jake Montoya Karen Parker Colleen Saramago Warren Trudeau |
| Introduces |
== Level 15-19 == Fareed Abdullah Wyatt Anderson Kong Bao Sgt. Suzanne Bernhard Tom Bowden Vitaly Cherenko Guy Denson Mark Freeman Cho Ge Maggie Greene Virginia Hoffman Thao Ku Jake Montoya Karen Parker Colleen Saramago Warren Trudeau == Level 20-24 == Jim Bell Dennis Ewell Tyler French Amanda Loomis Hinckley Rasmussen Lt. Manuel Ruiz |
| Enemy Groups |
 Vahzilok |
| Badges |
 Plague Stopper |
Dr. Ann-Marie Engles is a hero contact in the Vista Plaza neighborhood of Skyway City at coordinates (-485, 16, -7104.5). Dr. Ann-Marie Engles is a Mutation origin contact. Her level range is 15-19.
Introductions
Level 10-14
Level 15-19
- Fareed Abdullah
- Wyatt Anderson
- Kong Bao
- Sgt. Suzanne Bernhard
- Tom Bowden
- Vitaly Cherenko
- Guy Denson
- Mark Freeman
- Cho Ge
- Maggie Greene
- Virginia Hoffman
- Thao Ku
- Jake Montoya
- Karen Parker
- Colleen Saramago
- Warren Trudeau
Contact Introduces
- Multiple contact options
- Several of my colleagues have expressed an interest in getting to know you.
- Single contact option
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Level 15-19
There's a technology expert named Fareed Abdullah you should talk to. He's a very interesting guy and knows a great deal about the Clockwork and the Lost. Fareed deals with folks out of Steel Canyon these days.
Fareed is very kind and courteous.
There's a great young historian you should talk to named Wyatt Anderson. He's an expert on the history of all things super-powered, and he can be a big help to new heroes like you. He's especially interested in taking down the Clockwork and the Trolls. Wyatt's research has him in Steel Canyon these days.
Wyatt has a wealth of information.
There's a Hmong businessman named Kong Bao who's a real leader in his community. You should talk to him. I'm sure you'd find him quite helpful, especially when it comes to the Tsoo and the Circle of Thorns. Mr. Kong has strong ties to Skyway City.
You will be helping a great man, Character.
I suggest you go speak to Sgt. Suzanne Bernhard in the street crimes division. She's a good person to know, especially when you're dealing with the Tsoo or the Council. Sgt. Bernhard works the desk in Skyway City.
Suzanne always has her eyes on the streets.
You should meet Tom Bowden. He's an NSA agent recently assigned to Paragon City. His first assignment is trying to crack the Clockwork puzzle, but he also has a chip on his shoulder for the Lost. Tom's government connections have him in Steel Canyon these days.
Tom is very focused, and knows what he is doing.
Have you ever met Vitaly Cherenko, the mystic healer? He's a walking hospital, only he uses magic instead of bandages. You should talk to him and see if you can help each other defeat the Tsoo and the Circle of Thorns. Vitaly can usually be found in Skyway City.
Many people don't understand the work Vitaly is doing, but that doesn't mean it's not important.
I know a courier named Guy Denson who would like to meet you. He runs all over town delivering important packages, and he's helped lots of heroes with the Clockwork and the Lost. Guy's routes have him in Steel Canyon now.
Guy will steer you to the heart of trouble.
Mark Freeman is a mutant with the ability to communicate with machines. He has been focusing his attention on the Clockwork activity lately, altough he's also interested in the mysterious Lost. Mark makes his home in Skyway City.
Mark can be a little brusque, but he has a connection that no one else can possibly match.
I know this guy, his name's Cho Ge. He's a little shady. He even used to be a gangster, but these days he's working for the good guys. He knows everything about the Tsoo and the Council. Cho Ge hangs out in Skyway City nowadays.
As long as you watch your step with Cho Ge, you will benefit from his knowledge
Maggie Greene is a class act and a good reporter. She'll do good by you. Her investigations have led her to focus on the Clockwork and the Trolls. Maggie files her reports in Skyway City.
Maggie has better instincts than almost anyone I know. Listen to her and you will have plenty of action.
You'd never guess it to look at her, but the sculptor Virginia Hoffman really knows a lot about what's going on in this town, especially with the Tsoo and the Circle of Thorns. You should talk to her. Ms. Hoffman lives in Steel Canyon these days.
Virginia is very eccentric, but she has a good heart and is really interested in doing the right thing.
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Did you ever hear of the Red Tiger? He retired right after the war, and now he's just Jake Montoya. He may not wear a costume anymore, but he can sure help those who do, especially with information on the Clockwork and the Trolls. Jake has retired to Skyway City.
Jake has his eye out for new blood to take up the mantle of heroism.
Detective Karen Parker has a great reputation as a tough but fair-minded cop. If you're respectful and show her you're competent, I'm sure she'll be happy to work with you on the Tsoo and Council. Detective Parker investigates crimes out of the Skyway City precinct.
Detective Parker can be harsh, but only when it's warranted.
Do you have any contacts with Hero Corps yet? Even if you do, you should really talk to Colleen Saramago. I think she'd be happy to give you some assignments dealing with the Clockwork and the Trolls. Hero Corps has stationed Colleen in Steel Canyon.
Hero Corps has a very good information network.
FBI Special Agent Warren Trudeau would like to have a word with you. He's particularly eager to work with new heroes like you in combating the Tsoo and the Council. Agent Trudeau is on special assignment to Skyway City.
I think you will find Agent Trudeau to be very helpful.
Level 20-24
Have you ever read any of Jim Bell's articles in the paper? He's a great reporter who's been doing a lot of articles on the Tsoo and the Warriors. Jim has access to Training Enhancements.
Jim is outspoken and opinionated, but he is extremely well informed.
Do you ever read Dennis Ewell's columns? He's quite a writer, and he told me he'd like your help taking out the Tsoo and the Warriors. Dennis has access to Training Enhancements.
Dennis isn't convinced that the heroes of Paragon City are much better than the villains, but he is coming around.
There's an amazing guy named Tyler French who runs a youth sports program; it keeps troubled teens off the streets. He hears a lot and likes to help heroes out, especially with the Tsoo and the Warriors. Tyler has access to Training Enhancements.
Tyler is really great for the kids, Character. Help him out however you can.
The INS has a woman named Amanda Loomis who works well with heroes. She is trying to keep the Tsoo situation from turning any uglier than it already has, and she also has a deep interest in the Warriors. Amanda should be able to get you Training Enhancements.
Amanda likes to use metaphors, but she understands the realities of Paragon City all too well.
I know a rather interesting fellow named Hinckley Rasmussen. He works as a researcher for the Midnight Squad and takes an interest in helping heroes like you fight the Tsoo and the Warriors. Hinckley has access to Training Enhancements.
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Information
Scientists and Engineer
Dr. Engles moved to Paragon City just before the Rikti Invasion. Already famous for her work with microelectronics and molecular machines, she became the toast of the scientific community when, with the help of anonymous investors, she set up Engles Electronics, a research company focused chiefly on robotics. During the Rikti Invasion, she volunteered her time and expertise to help repair electronics and other equipment damaged during the attack. She also provided similar services for a number of Paragon City's gadget-oriented heroes. She is currently involved in a new robotics project that is somehow related to recovered Rikti technology. Dr. Engles keeps a tight lid on her discoveries, but is otherwise quite open with her knowledge and expertise. Villains have raided her labs on several occasions, but the city's heroes have always come to her rescue, something she's very grateful for.
Prior to Introduction
Please call and make an appointment; I'm quite busy. I believe Active Contact has less stringent office policies.
Initial Contact
I can be of great help to you, Character.
Greeting
- There has been a great deal of activity of late.
- Ready to assist?
Too Busy
With that workload, you'll be up all night!
No More Missions
I've been spending so much time in the lab I haven't had a chance to listen for rumors. Why not talk to one of your other contacts?
Store
- Inspirations (Luck, Catch a Breath, Enrage)
My friend, you have impressed me with your commitment to Paragon City. My lab techs have developed a number of gadgets that I think you might find quite intriguing. And, please, don't hesitate to call the lab. I'll always make time to talk to you.
- Inspirations (all)
I believe the time has come to trust you with all I know. You should take a look at the latest technology in my store.
- Level 15 Mutation/Science Dual Origin Enhancements (200% base costs)
- Level 20 Mutation/Science Dual Origin Enhancements (200% base costs)
Badge Mission
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Story Arc
The Vahzilok Plague (15-19)
Template:Mission StoryArc The Vahzilok Plague
Missions
Template:Mission Intro Speak with Longbow Liaison for Bloody Bay Template:Mission Intro Be introduced to Jim Temblor Template:Mission Common Recover the tome from the Vahzilok Template:Mission Common Go to Faultline and stop the Vahzilok raids
Go to Boomtown and stop the Outcasts from harassing the populace
Briefing
I guess you've heard that many of the Outcasts long for the life of a superhero. Well, in Boomtown, they've started acting out their fantasies. I've heard reports of Outcasts harassing civilians for small crimes such as littering, jaywalking, and riding bikes on the sidewalk. Nobody likes a jaywalker, but this is just too much! I want you to get over to Boomtown and stop the Outcasts from harassing the populace.
I'm hearing the most reports from Grenadier and the Cannonade. You should probably start in those neighborhoods.
Mission Objective(s)
- Combat Outcasts in Boomtown
- Defeat 15 Outcasts
You have discouraged the Outcasts from harassing the civilians in Boomtown.
Debriefing
With their powers, many of the Outcasts could have found work as heroes. It's a pity that they chose a life of crime instead.
Stop the Vahzilok from making off with Steel Canyon citizens
Briefing
The neighborhood watch in Steel Canyon is reporting an increase in Vahzilok kidnappings. Someone has to stop the Vahzilok from making off with Steel Canyon citizens! I need you over there, on the double!
There have been recent incidents in Gimry Ridge and The Copper District. I recommend starting near those neighborhoods.
Mission Objective(s)
- Combat Vahzilok in Steel Canyon
- Defeat 15 Vahzilok
You have discouraged the Vahzilok from kidnapping the people of Steel Canyon.
Debriefing
It is every hero's job to keep our citizens safe from the Vahzilok. They are an enemy without mercy or regret.
