Later, his ashes were scattered over the grave of Doug Ramsey, who had fallen in battle months earlier. Warlock appeared to have died, his energies leeched from him and reducing him to ashes. Although Hodge's plan was thwarted by Wolfsbane, tragedy had already stuck. Hodge was confronted by the combined might of the X-Men and New Mutants, while Warlock was still imprisoned. Hodge had developed a cybernetic body and attempted to siphon off Warlock's shape-shifting power so he could change his robotic body at will. This developed a danger of permanently infecting Ramsey with the "transmode virus" and permanently merging the two so that they would not want to revert to normalcy.Īt one point, however, Warlock was among the New Mutants captured by the X-Men's enemy Cameron Hodge and taken to the island of Genosha, a mutant-repressive nation with advanced anti-mutant technology. The Ramsey-Warlock gestalt being could change its form so that Warlock's and Ramsey's bodies were separate but still linked at certain points. Over time, Warlock's and Ramsey's consciousness rapidly began to resemble each other. When appearing in public, Warlock used his powers to take on a human appearance, and he also found himself capable of merging physically and mentally with Doug Ramsey, so that they could operate as a gestalt and join the New Mutants on their adventures. He remained beside his friends throughout his time on Earth, running away briefly to join the Fallen Angels with his friend Sunspot. Warlock’s personality resembled that of a young child, but he still proved to be a valuable member of the New Mutants and a worthy ally of the X-Men. The New Mutants’ Doug Ramsey befriended the alien, however, and convinced Xavier and the others to allow Warlock to stay. As the mansion was the home and headquarters of the New Mutants and the X-Men, Warlock clashed with the teams in the confusion of his arrival, and Warlock's life energies ebbed so much that he nearly died. He instead fled to Earth, finding himself drawn to the Shi’ar technology at Professor Charles Xavier's mansion. The son of the planet’s ruler and most powerful being, Magus, Warlock was fearful of being slain during a traditional rite of passage where the son combats father. Warlock is an alien being from an unidentified world where the a sentient life forms are "techno-organic" life that resembles circuitry and machinery in various ways.
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