Overview
- Technology's Vanguard is a collection comprised of seven circuitry boards from select members of select Tech groups. These boards can be obtained from collection nodes found in Gotham City.
- It is one of three Collections that comprise the Treasures of the Vanguard metacollection.
Collectibles
- " Technology neatly represents the two poles of madness and order. Retrieving the debris from their battles may prove highly useful in understanding their goals."
Mail Messages
- Upon completion of this collection players receive a message from The Question or The Riddler, accessible from any Mail Terminal.
- Heroes:
- Villains:
Mail Messages
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Metallic Wings of Glory| From: The Question |
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| " This is a pretty thorough collection of technology. I'd like to put their gadgets and gimmicks under the microscope myself and see what they're up to. Thanks for sending these to me." |
| Attachment: Metallic Wings of Glory |
Mail Messages
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Metallic Wings of Glory| From: The Riddler |
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| " This is quite the bonanza, my associate. The smartest thing you've done yet is collect these technological accoutrements for me. I've already resolved their mysteries before finishing this message." |
| Attachment: Metallic Wings of Glory |
Item
- This collection rewards the player with the Metallic Wings of Glory back style item (style: Divine).
Gallery
Trivia
- WayneTech is the tech branch of Wayne Enterprises. It's owned by billionaire Bruce Wayne (a.k.a. Batman) and commanded by Lucius Fox, and first appeared in The Brave and the Bold #113 (1974).
- The Fear Gas is Scarecrow's Fear Toxin. It first appeared in Batman #189 (1967).
- Mobster Stealth Circuitry is a possible reference to the mobster "Matches" Malone - he was a mobster whose identity was taken by Bruce Wayne after Malone's death. The real Malone first appeared in Batman #242 (1972), while Batman's alter ego first appeared in Batman #588 (2001).
- The SCU is the GCPD Special Crimes Unit.
- Venom is a highly addictive super-steroid, commonly associated with Bane, who's is both a user and a trafficker. It first appeared in Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #16 (1991).
- The OMACs are nanotechnologically enhanced cyborgs controlled by Brother Eye, programmed to annihilate super-powered beings. They first appeared in OMAC Project #1 (2005).
- Jokerbot Circuitry probably refers to The Joker's Jokandroids, miniature joker-lookalike robots in DC Universe Online.