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STATUS: LEADER: War-Man has become the defacto team leader,
and his heroism is a shining beacon that all of the Millennial Men can be inspired
by.
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Disappointed in his life long plan to follow the family tradition and become a Chicago
Police officer, Thomas O'Malley was merged with a teleporting Wardroid in a bizarre
accident.
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The frail would be cop found himself a powerful hybrid of Wardroid and Man.
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Departing Chicago due to legal entanglements and to avoid being recognized, this
crusader for law and order feels compelled to serve and protect the populace, enforce
the rules of society, and ensure those of criminal intent are brought to justice
in due course!
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"Onward! We must NOT fail!"
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Determined to work well within the law, War-Man pursued sanctioning by PRIMUS and
has labored to establish good relationships with local and federal Law Enforcement.
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War-Man became the team's defacto leader due to his willingness to step up and take
responsibility.
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Mechanically War-Man is a solidly constructed flying blaster, and an all-around
capable character, with good middle of the line abilities. Primarily offensive,
he relies on high CON and REC to keep on his feet. War-Man also has an assortment
of communications abilities, with onboard scanners and HRRP.
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War-Man is like the Little Engine That Could and the ENERGIZER bunny rolled into
one and kitted out with blasters, plain and simple. A broadly capable blaster that
is sturdier than is normal due to his robotic nature, but lacking creditable defenses,
War-Man nevertheless keeps going and going and going. Every set-too he participates
in, his presence is felt; whether the foe be the Black Harlequin, Holocaust, Devastator,
or a freaky version of himself (Battle Mech), War-Man floats above it all sending
shot after shot down range, resolutely oblivious to return fire.
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NEWSPAPER ARTICLE ABOUT WARMAN
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