Warpsmith
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They came to encounter the '''Qys Imperium''' with the Warpsmiths fiercely protecting the Gulf Worlds from this foe. (Miracleman v1 #3) | They came to encounter the '''Qys Imperium''' with the Warpsmiths fiercely protecting the Gulf Worlds from this foe. (Miracleman v1 #3) | ||
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| + | At some point, the Qys were believed to had been incursions into the Warpsmith habitat on '''Hod'''. (Warrior v1 #9) | ||
==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
Distance was an abstract concept to their kind with them able to travel to the edges of infinity with a mere footstep. (Miracleman v1 #3) | Distance was an abstract concept to their kind with them able to travel to the edges of infinity with a mere footstep. (Miracleman v1 #3) | ||
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| + | They were divided into a caste-based society determined by colours which included: | ||
| + | *'''Blue Warpsmiths''' : | ||
| + | *'''Grey Warpsmiths''' : | ||
| + | *'''Red Warpsmiths''' : | ||
| + | *'''White Warpsmiths''' : | ||
| + | *'''Black Warpsmiths''' : It was said that they were very tall and that one should not look at them directly as it confused the eye whilst petrifying the mind. (Warrior v1 #10) | ||
They followed a strict code of conduct and were noted for being fierce in their dedication to protecting their territory. (Miracleman v1 #3) | They followed a strict code of conduct and were noted for being fierce in their dedication to protecting their territory. (Miracleman v1 #3) | ||
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| + | It was said that they had attained a mastery of space with them being incredibly fast to the point that all other species seemed slow in movement compared to them. (Miracle Man v1 #13) Their ability to teleport was linked to '''derma-circuitry''' that was included on their person. (Warrior v1 #9) The technology allowed them to travel through time itself. (Warrior v1 #4) | ||
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| + | Warpsmiths were capable of using '''skimmer''' transports in times when their teleportation systems were malfunctioning. (Warrior v1 #10) | ||
==Members== | ==Members== | ||
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*'''Phon Mooda''' : | *'''Phon Mooda''' : | ||
*'''Tenga Dril''' : | *'''Tenga Dril''' : | ||
| + | *'''Uxu Chil''' : | ||
| + | *'''Llans Ivo''' : | ||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
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==Appearances== | ==Appearances== | ||
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*''Miracleman v1'': | *''Miracleman v1'': | ||
Revision as of 09:11, 13 December 2019
The Warpsmiths are a species that feature in several universes.
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History
The Warpsmiths
They came to encounter the Qys Imperium with the Warpsmiths fiercely protecting the Gulf Worlds from this foe. (Miracleman v1 #3)
At some point, the Qys were believed to had been incursions into the Warpsmith habitat on Hod. (Warrior v1 #9)
Overview
Distance was an abstract concept to their kind with them able to travel to the edges of infinity with a mere footstep. (Miracleman v1 #3)
They were divided into a caste-based society determined by colours which included:
- Blue Warpsmiths :
- Grey Warpsmiths :
- Red Warpsmiths :
- White Warpsmiths :
- Black Warpsmiths : It was said that they were very tall and that one should not look at them directly as it confused the eye whilst petrifying the mind. (Warrior v1 #10)
They followed a strict code of conduct and were noted for being fierce in their dedication to protecting their territory. (Miracleman v1 #3)
It was said that they had attained a mastery of space with them being incredibly fast to the point that all other species seemed slow in movement compared to them. (Miracle Man v1 #13) Their ability to teleport was linked to derma-circuitry that was included on their person. (Warrior v1 #9) The technology allowed them to travel through time itself. (Warrior v1 #4)
Warpsmiths were capable of using skimmer transports in times when their teleportation systems were malfunctioning. (Warrior v1 #10)
Members
- Aza Chorn :
- Phon Mooda :
- Tenga Dril :
- Uxu Chil :
- Llans Ivo :
Notes
- The Warpsmiths were created by Alan Moore and Garry Leach where they made their first appearance in Warrior Summer Special v1 #4 (1982).
- In Gallifrey, the Warpsmiths of Phaidon appeared as a supporting race in the Doctor Who Expanded Universe in the Big Finish Doctor Who spin-off audio series produced in 2005 and 2006. They were referred to as a major temporal power that were involve in political negotiations over the use of time technology
Appearances
- Warrior v1:
- Miracleman v1:
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