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; [[Fortuity]]
: Fortuity has precognition powers. He can sense the future and danger. He also has secondary superhuman reflexes and dexterity. He was a moderately high-ranking Epic. He had a long face and hawkish nose. His weakness is that his danger sense is weakened in the presence of those he is attracted to. He was killed by [[Megan Tarash|Megan]], who shot him at both sides of Fortuity while he was in the air.{{book ref|Steelheart|4}}{{book ref|Steelheart|5}}{{book ref|Steelheart|1}}
 
; [[Gyro]]
== Types of Epic ==
; Illusionists
: Lesser illusionists sometimes have trouble maintaining an exact illusion. Illusionists can't see if they turn themselves completely invisible. Light still needs to strike their irises. A skilled illusionist can make their eyes match the color of their surroundings. A powerful Illusionist can create sounds along with their images. {{book ref|steelheart|12}}
 
: There are two types of illusionists: mental illusionists and photon-manipulators.
 
; Transference Epics
* Transference Epics can give others their powers. These Epics are also known as Gifters.{{book ref|steelheart|13}} Gifter Epics are able to give a portion of their powers to people within a certain range of them and for a limited time. The power they give away is not affected by their weakness. While gifting powers to others, Gifter Epics lose some of the corruption and desire to do evil that is associated with Epics. The more power that an epic is gifting (the more people being gifted to), the greater the reduction in evil intent. Gifters cannot give their powers to another Epic.{{book ref|steelheart|41}}
 
; Kinetic Energy Epics
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