Actually. I have an augmented human idea: 

[b]Augment:[/b] Paladin / Shade 

[b]Short blurb about it:[/b] A paladin is a human being who has been reincarnated from a previous life of sin against humanity. Paladins (in general) believe they’re reincarnated in order to right the wrongs of the past, and they use their power to protect others. That power manifests itself in two ways: 1) the paladin is in peak human condition. They rival Olympic gold medalists in strength, speed, and agility and they’re exceptionally healthy. 2) Many paladins—though not all—have a superhuman ability in addition. This could be as simple as having super strength as opposed to peak human strength or as powerful as telekinesis.
 
Some, of course, choose to use that power to continue their evil. When they do so, these beings are called shades. Shades (in general) believe that they’re reincarnated not to protect humanity, but to continue punishing it. This is backed by the fact that should a shade continue his evil, he is reincarnated yet again whereas the cycle will end for paladins who do good. Paladins generally believe that this means there is a metaphysical life-after-death, and it’s reserved for those who have redeemed themselves; shades tend to be more doubtful about the afterlife and embrace life as they know it.
 
Many paladins and shades—though mostly paladins—tend to deal with psychological issues that manifest as depression and insomnia. Typically, they learn of their past lives through dreams. However, it’s seen as strength to simply know your past, to remember it. At the other end of the spectrum of inner strength, it’s seen as a weakness to not be able to recall the past at all.

[b]Do they (as a whole) wish to reveal themselves:[/b] Typically no, but it varies just as much as the human condition 

[b]Character sheet:[/b]
Name:
Gender:
Age:
Paladin or shade:
Power (if they have one):
Appearance:
Personality:
Do they want to reveal themselves: