Steelheart

==Summary==
Steelheart is the main antagonist in the first book of the Reckoners trilogy. He is a High Epic, which is an epic that cannot be killed using regular means. He took over the city of Chicago and renamed it Newcago, turning the whole city into steel, including part of Lake Michigan, where he then constructed his palace.  
==Powers and Stats==
Tier: At least when not feared. At least  when feared.
Name: Paul Jackson, Steelheart
Origin: The Reckoners
Gender: Male
Age: Unknown
Classification: High Epic
Powers and Abilities: Superhuman Physical Characteristics, Invulnerability (Unable to be directly harmed by anyone who fears him), Self-Sustenance (Type 1), Longevity, Flight, Air Manipulation, Energy Projection, Transmutation (Can transform dead or unliving matter into steel), possibly Resistance to Fire, Extreme Temperatures (Unphased when Deadpoint attempted to reduce him to ashes), Cold (Able to withstand the vacuum of space), Electricity and Radiation
Attack Potency: At least Wall level when not feared (Broke all of a man's bones with a single blow), at least Mountain level when feared (Broke through Phaedrus' forcefields, which were capable of holding back an explosion from Obliteration. Considered to be one of the strongest Epics and feared by the likes of Regiala and Obliteration)
Speed: Supersonic (Was able to keep up with Prof, who blocked and avoided automatic gunfire)
Lifting Strength: Class G, likely higher (David, using the same power as him, managed to lift the International Space Station after transmuting it into steel) 
Striking Strength: At least Wall level when not feared. At least Mountain level when feared.
Durability: At least Street level, possibly Wall level when not feared (Survived a bullet that pierced his skull), at least Mountain level possibly far higher when feared (Most epics, including Obliteration, are confident that they can't kill him)
Stamina: Above Average
Range: Standard Melee Range; Tens of Meters via Energy Projection; Hundred of Kilometers via Transmutation
Standard Equipment: None notable
Intelligence: Was able to hide his weakness for over a decade through use of propaganda, personal shows of force, and way of ruling. Was able to have his own personal Epic infiltrate The Reckoners, an Epic killing group and also created and covered for a fake Epic to trick any potential enemies.
Weaknesses: He can be easily harmed by those that don't fear him, and he is very arrogant and paranoid, which led to his death. He can only transform unliving matter into steel. Can be tricked into harming himself since he does not fear himself.
Notable Attacks/Techniques:
*Invulnerability: Steelheart is extremely resistant to harm. Neither bullets nor Deathpoint's attacks could hurt him at all, and it is heavily implied the explosion that killed him wouldn't have been enough if it hadn't been for his weakness.
*Enhanced Strength: Steelheart's strength is immense. However, a blow from him only causes extreme injury rather than instant death.
*Energy Creation: Steelheart can create and manipulate energy in his hands, using it as a weapon and launching it at his foes.
*Flight: Steelheart can fly. This seems to be a form of wind manipulation, but he does not use the wind offensively.
*Steel Transfersion: Steelheart can turn any material not near a living being to steel, at massive range. Steel insulates against this effect.
*Wind Manipulation: Steelheart can command the winds. He never used this ability offensively and barely used it in the book. Might have some relation to his flight.
==Notable Matchups==
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Category:Characters
Category:The Reckoners
Category:Air Users
Category:Antagonists
Category:Book Characters
Category:Energy Users
Category:Flight Users
Category:Invulnerability Users
Category:Male Characters
Category:Narcissists
Category:Self-Sustenance Users
Category:Transmutation Users