Distinctions Within Quadras

(Accelerating)
Low Energy: cannot fill this need themselves, will seek it elsewhere with poor feedback
High Brakes: has perspective about this aspect of the Quadra, can stop its excesses

(Decelerating)
Low Brakes: needs to monitor the environment on this function, controlling and slowing down
High Energy: a special ability at high levels that only they can do, but tiring

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 Beta: Values Se, Ni, Fe, Ti

EIE: Low Energy Se, High Brakes Ti...Low Brakes Fi, High Energy Ne
SLE: Low Energy Fe, High Brakes Ni...Low Brakes Si, High Energy Te
LSI: Low Energy Ni, High Brakes Fe...Low Brakes Te, High Energy Si
IEI: Low Energy Ti, High Brakes Se...Low Brakes Ne, High Energy Fi

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Gamma: Values Se, Ni, Te, Fi

SEE: Low Energy Te, High Brakes Ni...Low Brakes Si, High Energy Fe
LIE: Low Energy Se, High Brakes Fi...Low Brakes Ti, High Energy Ne
ILI: Low Energy Fi, High Brakes Se...Low Brakes Ne, High Energy Ti
ESI: Low Energy Ni, High Brakes Te...Low Brakes Fe, High Energy Si

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Delta: Values Ne, Si Te, Fi

LSE: Low Energy Ne, High Brakes Fi...Low Brakes Ti, High Energy Se
IEE: Low Energy Te, High Brakes Si...Low Brakes Ni, High Energy Fe
EII: Low Energy Si, High Brakes Te...Low Brakes Fe, High Energy Ni
SLI: Low Energy Fi, High Brakes Ne...Low Brakes Se, High Energy Ti

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Alpha: Values Ne, Si, Fe, Ti

ILE: Low Energy Fe, High Brakes Si...Low Brakes Ni, High Energy Te
ESE: Low Energy Ne, High Brakes Ti...Low Brakes Fi, High Energy Se
SEI: Low Energy Ti, High Brakes Ne...Low Brakes Se, High Energy Fi
LII: Low Energy Si, High Brakes Fe...Low Brakes Te, High Energy Ni

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