I noticed the art for Prime Wardens Tempest is missing the golden tiara. The image used in the multiverse section (which is the same when the game starts), his Portrait when he is >10HP, <10HP, and when he is incapped is missing it.
Is this a bug? Do we log this through the support email?
That's on Adam for it being missing.
Probably a bug. Adam gave him a faulty accessory that shifts between realities at will.
Am I the only one who thinks PW Tempest's game art makes him look like a lost kid in an oversized sweater?
You'r enot anymore… thanks
Oh good, I'm not the only one who thinks PW Tempest's tunic looks more like a sweater vest. (In fact it took me the longest time to realize it was a tunic.)
I think it's kind of adorable, really. Tempest, the lightning-sword-slinging team parent college professor.
While on this topic, does anyone else find it weird that PW Tempest holds his sword in his left hand in the Multiverse section while he holds it in his right hand in the card art?
Who says Maerynians aren’t all ambidextrous?
Well, except Freedom Six Tempest…
He still has two arms! One's just made out of lightning, like ya do. :V
But yeah, that sweater is just eating him alive. He looks very round and innocent somehow. Tiara might help change that.
On the normal variant he holds it in the right hand. In the alt variant card he holds it in the left hand
Good point! I guess this proves he is ambidextrous. Now… to figure out the handedness of all the other heroes… 
I guarantee you Bee Bot isn't handy at all.
Omnitron-U isn't nearly as handy as the previous model, either. Still holds value, though.
We just need 3 hands to play "Sentinels of the Multiverse"
Somewhere in the realms of Sentinel lore is the sad story of the eternal frustration experienced by the one lone Virtuoso of the Void who was left-handed.
That's why he plays the cowbell. Or the triangle.
So the one time in existence when "needs more cowbell" is a 100% perfectly appropriate response?
Christopher Walken Argent Adept
HP: INFINITE
Power: Use Xu's Bell as Many times as you want. If used less than two times per turn, you lose the game.
I'm left-handed and playing musical instruments right-handed is downright easy. OTOH I never learned to play them left-handed, so v. awkward.
I'm right-handed myself but had a few lefties in my various music classes claim it was kind of awkward learning to play some instruments.
On the realm of funny instruments, I think there should be at least one Virtuoso who played the recorder because I'm pretty sure you NEED magic powers to play that idiot thing properly. (Seriously, every single blasted music teacher I had taught the recorder at some point (whyyyyyyyy), and it was always lucky if one person out of the class could manage to make it sound right.)
I once saw a quartet (Red Priest) with a real life recorder virtuoso - Piers Adams. What he could do with a recorder blew my mind.
http://www.piersadams.com/concertos/
Holy [bleep], I think I'm in love. Yeah, I'm positive there is magic powers involved there. :D Especially since the guy apparently used to be an astrophysicist, which was already cool enough if you ask me, but then he apparently decided his true calling in life was to play the recorder like a boss, because wow.
Thank you for that link, I love new music stuff to listen to I hadn't known of before! Especially an instrument I never before realized could actually not sound terrible.
We're definitely going to need more information on past virtuosos. A few of the instruments that we haven't seen yet, but which are definitely out there:
I want a promo card of 'Weird Al, Virtuoso of the Void' now.
All of my YES
I already have a few ideas how he'd work, though I don't know if I'd be allowed to say them on here.
@grysqrl: As a barbershop singing fangirl, I approve of kazoos and slide whistles.
And as a mad scientist fangirl, I approve of theremins. Doesn't Baron Blade's villain theme have a theremin in it?
Also:
Having an accordian amongst the instruments seems a bit too powerful though. Al's Accordian would seem to allow you to perform Melodies, Harmonies and Rhythm all at the same time while also dancing a polka...
I would say it could do any one Perform and any one Accompany.
Much as I would like to see an accordion playing Virtuoso (I play accordion myself), I think that the instrument that I want to see above all others is the pipe organ.
I still miss the D&D campaign where I rolled up an orc bard that played a concertina and had Perform (Polka) ranks.
(Also: You play the accordion? That's super-awesome! :D )
Wouldn't a pipe organ be a little unwieldy to carry around even with magical assistance? (Shame, because I do love pipe organs.)
Polka Party!
Power: Activate an accompany text. One player may use a power now.