18th Villain of Christmas: Hive Tyrant

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It's my list, I can rip off the IP of GW if I want to.  Especially if I'm a day late

 Hive Tyrant (none)

Affiliations
Solo d10
Buddy d8
Team d6

Distintions
Insectoid
Superiority Complex
Submit to My Will, Mammal

Power Sets

INSECTOID BODY
Enhanced Strength d8
Enhanced Durability d8
Enhanced Stamina d8
Enhanced Reflexes d8
Enhanced Senses
SFX: Claws, as MHR

SUPERIOR ALIEN MIND
Telepathy d10
Mind Control d10
Psychic Resistance d10
Psychic Blast d10
SFX: Multipower, as MHR
SFX: Multiattack, as MHR

Specialties
Cosmic Expert
Pysch Master

History and Powers

The being calling itself Hive Tyrant came to Earth several years ago, reputedly fleeing his own people after a failed attempt at a political coup.  Once on Earth he began several plots to conquer the Earth, including one particularly ambitious plan to seize control of Russia's nuclear arsenal.
Hive Tyrant shuns alliances with other beings, feeling that they are beneath him.  If he uses any support, they will mostly likely be under mental control.
Hive Tyrant is an insect-like humanoid with a head resembling a preying mantis.  His fingers end in large claws.  He frequently covers his body in a voluminous, ornate robe.

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