AzureSkyCiel

Eldritch Esoterica (grav/psi dom on virt)/Elder Machina (mind/kind troller on Pinn) has a very simple one that should hopefully help explain everything: "The Necronomicon ... bound in human flesh and written in human blood."

Hmmm... my own proposals could be, using something of the Swap ammo power selection tech, we could make it so that grabbing evasion becomes like getting two powers at once. you get the defense toggle and a taunt aura that costs no additional endurance, this might even be applicable for brutes.

Now as for the problems with this: SR, as people have mentioned, is a one-trick pony. It's a VERY good trick, but that's not enough tricks for a tank.
Scaling resists tend to do barely anything for even brutes, let alone scrappers and stalkers.
My own solution to that would be to give the passives an additional, base-line resistance bonus. Perhaps a small resistance boost and all three stacking to something... appreciable (possibly totaling no more than 15%), or have each one give specific resistances. Given that we can see the defense values on an SR tank would be sizable with the toggles alone, we could even possibly sacrifice the defense and/or scaling resists values of the passives.
But Arcanaville has pointed out that we need to ask if SR really DESERVES this treatment? My SR scrapper can work wonders, both solo and on a team. Just NEVER as him to tank because he will lose aggro and you WILL faceplant. (but on the bonus side, I have vengeance. so you help me, even in defeat)
Then there's the fact that these additions may make shield defense obsolete and SR tanks too powerful. Take into consideration that a tank has about 25% more HP than a brute (if I recall), and while the passive, scaling resists for SR are unaffected by AT mods, with all three, you can end up with +40% resistances to all but toxic and psionic, on top of any possible added defense.

As one person put it: Regen and SR are, perhaps, the most difficult armor sets to proliferate because it took so long to get them balanced for its original AT.

Here's a bit of my own question in light of all this Praetorian invasion stuff:
Where the heck are the militaries of earth? Shouldn't they be quarantining Paragon City for the duration of the attack and moving citizens out even if they're completely powerless against the invaders?
How can a Seer be weak against a punch from an Incarnate character and yet apparently be immune to a gatling gun mounted on a low-flying A-10?

I apologize for being so nitpicky, it's just that we've only really seen shades of what Military tech and training is likely to be through Malta, Longbow, Arachnos (given that they are the state militia), the Vanguard, and the Paragon Police Department?
This is especially interesting to try to consider how the National militia must be in relation to the technological advances in-universe.

For example, it's mentioned that most heroes back during World War II could not defeat a Panzer tank. Flash forward and heroes find themselves regularly fighting foes who was, in their description, described as possessing both firepower and durability favorably compared to a tank.

And there are countless other off-hand mentions that just makes this subject very tantalizing.

So... that's a 'no' then, huh?

Well, with Khelds able to go redside and become Nictus, the Devs wanted to finally give them some epic powers and their very own patron.
That was Grumpy the Dwarf Patron. Clearly it's a leak from issue 20 and should be ignored.

I'd like to point out that a forth wall breaking power set series (which I don't support) would basically be named like some of the cards you see in munchkin card game such as: "Whine to the GM" (debuff power), "Addition error" (Self buff), or other things like Induce lag (massive slow and -recharge).