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"description": "One record per playable hero. Every record: id (the game's internal id), slug (wiki page title of the entity's detail page; never recompute it), name (display name), icon (File: image name; empty string = no staged art). Plus: tier, price, locked (true = must be unlocked), tags[] (tag keys -\u003E Data:Tags.json), stats{} (signed stat MODIFIERS applied to base stats, e.g. Armor 6, 'Attack Speed' '-12%'), description (lore prose shown under == Lore ==). Consumed by Module:Core, Module:Compare (hero comparison), Module:StatIndex (boosters), Module:TagIndex, Module:Iconbox.",

"description": "The Custos stand where others would fall, bearing the weight of war upon shield and steel. They do not evade the strike, nor do they yield to it - they meet it head-on, unshaken in purpose. Their armor is not a burden, but a foundation. With every layer of protection, they grow harder to break, turning defense into strength and endurance into dominance. They are not meant to move past the battlefield. They are meant to hold it."

"description": "The Incendius have embraced the purifying flame, wielding it as an instrument of judgment rather than destruction. Through discipline and ritual, their fire is guided, not wild - a force that consumes the unworthy and reshapes the battlefield in its wake. Wherever they advance, the ground itself is set ablaze, and few endure what follows."

"description": "When faith is tested, the Judicators charge into battle like an unstoppable storm, crushing heretics beneath their relentless onslaught. Their sacred mission is simple-cleanse the land of corruption with blade and steel, granting no mercy and no chance for redemption."

"description": "The Martyrs have bound themselves to the Crux, drawing power not from strength, but from sacrifice. Where others seek to control the battlefield, they surrender to it - allowing faith and suffering to shape what surrounds them. Their presence turns ground into consecrated space, where the will of the Order manifests through the Cross. Power flows outward, not from the body, but from the burden they carry. What they gain is never without cost. And they do not turn away from it"

"description": "The Primaris remember the beginning, when faith alone shaped what the Templars would become.They remain bound to tradition, rejecting mechanical augmentation and relying solely on their own bodies, discipline, and purpose. What others seek through machines, they achieve through training.They wield weapons of immense weight and endure where others would falter, standing firm against whatever comes.They do not rush. They do not break."

"description": "Chosen by the Reverend Mother herself, the Silent Sisters serve as her unseen hand - precise, disciplined, and beyond reach. They abandon the weight of armor, embracing vulnerability as a path to mastery. With less to shield them, they become harder to strike, their bodies slipping beyond the grasp of those who would bring them down. What they surrender in protection, they reclaim through perfect execution, their strikes growing deadlier with every evasion. They are not meant to withstand the blow. They are meant to deny it."

"description": "Shrouded in mystery and blessed with the speed of light itself, the Spectres are the unseen hand of the Order. Through divine technology, they traverse the battlefield in flashes of radiant energy, striking before the enemy can react. To witness their passage is to glimpse a fleeting judgment - an afterimage of holy vengeance searing into the flesh of the unworthy."

"description": "The Synthar have turned away from the burden of steel-bound arms, replacing them with constructs that move at their command. Their presence is never singular - drones follow in measured delay, echoing each movement with calculated precision. What begins with the Templar does not end with them, as the battlefield bends to a will extended beyond the body."

"description": "Among the Order, the Voltaris are those who have embraced the sacred current that binds flesh to machine. Through ritual and augmentation, they have become vessels of divine energy, wielding lightning as an instrument of judgment. They move as sudden flashes across the battlefield, their presence marked only by thunder and ruin."

"description": "The first guardians of the sacred Order, the Wardens stand unshaken, bound by duty and faith. They do not seek refuge in mechanical augmentation, for the body is a temple, and only through discipline can it be perfected. Their strength is their devotion, their swiftness a testament to their training-shadows that move with divine purpose, unyielding in their watch."