Myriad

Real Name: Morgan Ellery Kenway
Villain Name: Myriad
Title: The Multi-Man, The One Man Gang War
Alignment: Neutral Evil
Age: 22
Gender: Male
Race: Caucasian (Genetically altered human)
Hair: Dark Blonde, hides his hair with a black wig in costume
Eyes: Blue
Height: 5’10”
Weight: 186lbs
Blood type: A-

Conniving - Morgan is an untrustworthy individual, with his word being nothing to him. Morgan will lie, cheat, kill, make deals with unnsavory sorts and use his influence indiscriminately.

Psychopath - Morgan is charming, smart, and dangerous. He plays the part of a normal person, but can’t actually empathize with people. His facade of a normal person is absolutely something that he puts on for the benefit of the crowd.

Killer - Morgan is a killer, something that many people may forget. While he doesn’t go out of his way to do so, he enjoys the act on some level.

Does a man who has nothing, deserve the ability to become a king? A question that Myriad embodies.

At age 16, Morgan found himself on the street after a fight with another student ended with their injury and eventual death. No family to take him in, no options. Morgan became a vagrant, a street rat.

Starving and alone, the head of Gen-X - see file 12482 “Argo Maxx” - came upon the boy. He sat with him, and asked if anyone knew where he was or if he had anywhere to go.

Morgan, apparently finding his situation unsatisfactory, agreed to go with the Gen-X CEO. When he arrived, the tests began. While our organization has yet to figure out exactly what the treatments were, they were clearly traumatic for the boy. When he came out, he came out three times.

After being given a Gen-X enslavement chip, something the boy was unconscious for, Argo Sinclair unceremoniously dumped him on the streets with 10,000 dollars and told him to make his life work.

Morgan began using his newfound power to destroy the, admittedly weak criminal underground in Denver and establish an empire under the nose of those in charge and the heroes of the area.

He trained himself, using his clones, in multiple forms of combat. Some clones joined the military, some became underground fighters, some even became politicians. The majority were sent out as goons, grunts, and normal people. He sent a few to college to study and learn for him.

At 22 years old, he moved his sights to New York. The superhero capital. He uprooted some of his operation, and moved that way. Ready to take on the world. This is where our information is blurry, but we will continue to keep an eye on Myriad as his career progresses.

Myriad - Through genetic modification from Gen-Ex, Morgan has undergone a transformation in his DNA. Ever since, his body has been capable of duplicating itself seemingly without needing to spend bodily resources to do so. This duplication spreads to his clothing, items he’s currently holding or are inside of him such as an implant or a metal knee.

Myriadic Memory - Morgan is able to perfectly recall everything that his clones have felt over the period that they’ve been around. However, he has to reabsorb the clones to gain this memory.

Danger Sense - Morgan has attuned his senses through months of practice with his clones. Now he can sense when an attack is coming and react to it. [Permission Based]

Instinctive Replication - As a side effect of his continued training, Morgan can now instinctively replicate a clone to the sound of a gunshot, the feeling of air swishing against his hair as a punch is thrown, even the disturbance of air in a blade swinging or being thrown. [Permission Based]

Concussive Pop - When hit hard enough to break bones, Myriad audibly pops into another of himself. Clones created in this way are also highly defensive of Myriad, and do not suffer from the rebellious attitudes of their peers.

Clone Variance - While Morgan’s clones are direct copies of him, and share all DNA with him; Morgan can make them look completely different from him. From large, muscle bound goons to females with generous proportions, a clone may only resemble Morgan on a genetic level.

Human - Outside of being able to clone himself, Morgan is a human being. He is just as durable and just as strong as a human who goes to the gym on a regular basis.

Turn of the Clones - Almost all of the Myriad clones are at least somewhat rebellious, and while some would require more talking to than others; the clones are their own people and Myriad doesn’t treat them as such.

Injured - In order to pop from concussive force, Myriad needs to be hit hard enough to break a bone. This severely limits how much fight time the clone leader will have the ability to continue his commands.

Dismissal of Consciousness - If Myriad is knocked out, his regular clones completely disappear. Only clones created through Concussive Pop are able to endure, and at that point the priority will shift from defend and fight, to defend and hide. Taking Morgan away from combat before he is killed.

Memory of Hell - Myriadic memory comes with a massive issue. When a clone dies, they are instantly reabsorbed by the main Morgan. This causes him to suddenly experience everything the clone lived through, including their death. The more traumatic the death, the worse the effect on his psyche.

Flames - A good way to deal with Myriad is to bathe the area in fire. Myriads clones have experienced many cases of dying in fire, and have given the main Morgan an instinctual fear of large quantities of fire. His clones will immediately become more defensive and evasive, trying to leave.

Gen-X - Argo Maxx, head of Gen-X likes his subjects to have a safety switch. Myriad is no exception. A skilled hacker could turn on the chip inside of Myriads head, which networks with all of his clones and do one of three things. Take over his mind, shut down conscious thought temporarily making him a vegetable, or outright kill him.

Police grade Arsenal - Myriad has an arsenal of weapons he can call upon in several locations throughout the undergrounds of major American cities. Nothing in these arsenals are more than police grade.

Myriad’s Garage - Myriad has a collection of motorcycles, armored vehicles, and regular cars. These garages, much like the arsenal, are spread around the United States of America.

Morgan found himself on the side of the street as a high schooler, having no home of his own, his parents abandoning him, and no one to take him in. Having little choice but to try and make money, Morgan agreed to become a test subject for the experimental commercial superpower company Gen-X.

The gene treatments they put him through, allowed Morgan to create duplicates of himself without expending energy. Morgan used this new power to overturn and destroy the criminal underground in his home town of Denver, Colorado, soon setting his sights on bigger targets.

A Myriad of Personality  - While the original Morgan is a street tough with aspirations of controlling the criminal underground someday, and possibly becoming a dominant supervillain; the other Morgans have differing, seemingly random personalities.

Money - Morgan is incredibly rich, having his clones work multiple jobs at varying levels of pay. Essentially allowing him to rack up the paychecks of hundreds of different people.