Warlock II, Douglock

Hero Name: Douglock
Given Name: Warlock II

Fighting: Good (10)
Agility: Excellent (20)
Strength: Remarkable (30)
Endurance: Amazing (50)
Reason: Incredible (40)
Intuition: Typical (6)
Psyche: Good (10)

Health: 110
Karma: 56
Resources: Good (10)
Popularity: Shift 0 (0)

Age: 
Gender: Male
Height: 
Weight: 
Skin Color: T-O matrix
Hair Color: T-O matter
Eye Color: Black

POWERS:
Techno-Organic Body: A possible cross between Warlock and Douglas Ramsey, 
Douglock has a techno-organic body which gives him the following abilities: 
--Shapechanging: mimick human forms (Amazing)
--S12: Elongation (Remarkable)
--Body Armor (Remarkable)
---Transmode Virus Conversion: Regain health by converting living, organic 
objects into a techno-organic form. He regains health equal to the material 
strength or the health of the target. He does this with Mn ability. Living 
creatures converted now become part of Douglock, what they know, Douglock 
now knows. Fully absorbing a sentinent being kills them. (Monstrous)
--Sensors: (Amazing)
--Increase size: up to 20 feet.  (Excellent)
--Reshape into functioning machines up to AM level. Create out of himself up 
to In damage energy or force ray blasters.  (Amazing)

TALENTS:
Computers/Hacking/Decryption

CONTACTS:
Hero Group: X-Men, Excalibur, New Mutants, Phalanx

DESCRIPTION:
None.

EQUIPMENT:
None.

HISTORY:
Warlock II started off as Douglock, a techno-organic entity whose templates 
were the deceased New Mutants Cypher (Doug Ramsey) and Warlock, an alien of 
the race now known as the Phalanx. His "powers" were the ability to manipulate 
his body's structure on a very fine level, to interface directly with computers 
and to imitate voices. He is not Doug Ramsey, and as such probably doesn't 
possess Cypher's translating abilities per se, although he was used by the Phalanx 
as an encryption and decryption unit. It is possible that the organic template of 
Cypher enhanced Douglock's own translation ability in the specific area of 
computer codes and operating systems. 'Lock carries a possible cure for the Legacy 
Virus that he obtained from Zero before the aforementioned android was destroyed. 
He has also underwent a large personality modification when he was captured and 
deconstructed by the British Intelligence agency known as Black Air, leaving him 
more like a person and less like a machine. Also, in a fight with some mutated 
Sidri, Douglock was finally severed from the Phalanx collective, a process which 
Zero had begun months earlier when he called Douglock out of the collective. As 
a result, Douglock was completely freed of Phalanx influence. He also began to 
have strong feelings for Wolfsbane, although they never really got together and 
their relationship was strained when Douglock broke her out of he quaratine she 
had entered with her foster-mom Moira. After Excalibur disbanded, Douglock was 
enslaved by the Red Skull and forced to make implants that allowed the Skull to 
take control of S.H.I.E.L.D.'s helicarrier. Desparing over what he was being 
forced to do, Douglock called to Deathlok II to come and kill him. Luckily, Shadowcat 
was able to distract him long enough for him to wait until the Skull's control 
mechanism was destroyed. Although the heroes escaped, Douglock disappeared. 
When he resurfaced, he had assimilated all of the information he had accessed on 
the helicarrier and called himself Warlock, realizing that he was not really a 
derivative of Cypher, but was instead an entity created by the Phalanx. As a 
result, he began to shapeshift much more creatively, as the original Warlock used 
to, and has Warlock's memories, although his speech patterns remain more like Doug's 
would have. He embarked on a search to destroy all the Phalanx material still left 
on Earth, in order to prevent any of it from growing too massive and signalling the 
deep-space Technarch. Eventually, after teaming up with Hope and Psi-Mon, 
Warlock II managed to defeat the villainous Mainspring and his servant Template 
(formerly Bastion). The new Babel Spire was destroyed too late, though, and 
Warlock had to face the Magus, who had come to comsume the techno-organic 
"abominations" on Earth. With his friends' help, Warlock defeated his "father" 
by rewriting his code from the inside out. 

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