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| Occupation = Games man |
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| − | | Origin = [[Alien]]; [[Elder of the Universe]] |
+ | | Origin = [[Alien]]; [[Glossary:Elder of the Universe|Elder of the Universe]] |
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| Creators = Tony Bedard; Tom Raney |
| Creators = Tony Bedard; Tom Raney |
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| First = Exiles Annual Vol 1 1 |
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| HistoryText = The past history of the Grandmaster of [[Earth-1815]] likely mirrors that of his [[En Dwi Gast (Earth-616)|Earth-616 counterpart]]. |
| HistoryText = The past history of the Grandmaster of [[Earth-1815]] likely mirrors that of his [[En Dwi Gast (Earth-616)|Earth-616 counterpart]]. |
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| − | He is one of his reality's [[Elders of the Universe (Earth-1815)|Elders of the Universe]] and has focused his life on his obsession with games. Around [[World War II]], he and his fellow Elder the [[Taneleer Tivan (Earth-1815)|Collector]] discovered the planet Earth and its large number of super-humans. The Collector sought to add them to his collection; however, the Grandmaster suggested they instead wager on the humans. The Grandmaster gambled that normal humans would eventually fear their super-powered brethren and incarcerated them. Thanks to a destabilization of this reality's timeline, this ultimately come to pass in the modern day in the form of Operation: Zero Tolerance. |
+ | He is one of his reality's [[Elders of the Universe (Earth-1815)|Elders of the Universe]] and has focused his life on his obsession with games. Around [[World War II]], he and his fellow Elder the [[Taneleer Tivan (Earth-1815)|Collector]] discovered the planet Earth and its large number of super-humans. The Collector sought to add them to his collection; however, the Grandmaster suggested they instead wager on the humans. The Grandmaster gambled that normal humans would eventually fear their super-powered brethren and incarcerated them. Thanks to a destabilization of this reality's timeline, this ultimately come to pass in the modern day in the form of Operation: Zero Tolerance.{{r|Exiles Annual Vol 1 1}} |
| − | However, the Grandmaster's victory was short lived as the reality hopping [[Exiles (Panoptichron)|Exiles]] arrived on that world and liberated its super-humans, losing the bet |
+ | However, the Grandmaster's victory was short lived as the reality hopping [[Exiles (Panoptichron)|Exiles]] arrived on that world and liberated its super-humans,{{r|Exiles Vol 1 2}} losing the bet to the Collector. Furious at these unknown interlopers, the Grandmaster confronted Earth-1815's [[Max Eisenhardt (Earth-1815)|Mangeto]] and used torture to learn the Exiles' identity and their role of fixing damaged realities. The Grandmaster then decided to eliminate the Exiles by finding counterparts of them that exist in one reality. The Grandmaster found these exact duplicates of the Exiles on [[Earth-33629]]. Upon arrival, the Grandmaster made a wager with his [[En Dwi Gast (Earth-33629)|Earth-33629 counterpart]] to see which team would win. Posing at the [[Timebreakers|Timebroker]], the Grandmaster gathered Earth-33692's [[Clarice Ferguson (Earth-33629)|Blink]], [[Calvin Rankin (Earth-33629)|Mimic]], [[Kevin Sidney (Earth-33629)|Morph]], [[Magnus Lehnsherr (Earth-33629)|Magnus]], [[John Proudstar (Earth-33629)|Thunderbird]], and [[Talia Wagner (Earth-33629)|Nocturne]] and molded them into a team of [[Exiles (Earth-33629)|Exiles]]. Staging them in a hi-tech headquarters located at the bottom of the Atlantic, he set the team up as this world's greatest super-heroes, capturing many of the villains in this reality and incarcerating them. |
| − | To this end, he hoped to draw out the reality hopping Exiles and have them investigate his copycat team. When the reality hopping Exiles arrived at the Exiles-33629's headquarters, the Grandmaster (still posing as the Timebroker) ordered his Exiles to attack. All the reality-hopping Exiles except for [[Longshot (Mojoverse)|Longshot]] were captured. |
+ | To this end, he hoped to draw out the reality hopping Exiles and have them investigate his copycat team. When the reality hopping Exiles arrived at the Exiles-33629's headquarters, the Grandmaster (still posing as the Timebroker) ordered his Exiles to attack. All the reality-hopping Exiles except for [[Longshot (Mojoverse)|Longshot]] were captured. Earth-33692's Blink spied on the "Timebroker" and learned his true identity and his wager with his Earth-33629 counterpart. Blink freed the multiversal counterparts and they revealed the truth to their native Exiles. The two teams and all the captured super-villains then confronted the Grandmaster who revealed his reason for manipulating them. When they refused to fight, the Grandmaster slew them all. |
| − | This angered his Earth-33629 counterpart, who summoned his reality's [[Elders of the Universe (Earth-33629)|Elders of the Universe]] and resurrected the slain super-humans. They beat the Grandmaster into submission, and he was incarcerated on [[Taneleer Tivan (Earth-33629)|Collector-33629]]'s museum world. |
+ | This angered his Earth-33629 counterpart, who summoned his reality's [[Elders of the Universe (Earth-33629)|Elders of the Universe]] and resurrected the slain super-humans. They beat the Grandmaster into submission, and he was incarcerated on [[Taneleer Tivan (Earth-33629)|Collector-33629]]'s museum world.{{r|Exiles Annual Vol 1 1}} |
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+ | | Powers = Seemingly [[En Dwi Gast (Earth-616)#Powers|those]] of the [[En Dwi Gast (Earth-616)|En Dwi Gast]] of [[Earth-616]]. |
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+ | | Abilities = Seemingly [[En Dwi Gast (Earth-616)#Abilities|those]] of the [[En Dwi Gast (Earth-616)|En Dwi Gast]] of [[Earth-616]]. |
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| Weaknesses = The Grandmaster is prone to gambling, and sometimes, this can work against him when the bets odds are hedged against him. |
| Weaknesses = The Grandmaster is prone to gambling, and sometimes, this can work against him when the bets odds are hedged against him. |
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Revision as of 17:38, 16 September 2019
History
The past history of the Grandmaster of Earth-1815 likely mirrors that of his Earth-616 counterpart.
He is one of his reality's Elders of the Universe and has focused his life on his obsession with games. Around World War II, he and his fellow Elder the Collector discovered the planet Earth and its large number of super-humans. The Collector sought to add them to his collection; however, the Grandmaster suggested they instead wager on the humans. The Grandmaster gambled that normal humans would eventually fear their super-powered brethren and incarcerated them. Thanks to a destabilization of this reality's timeline, this ultimately come to pass in the modern day in the form of Operation: Zero Tolerance.[1]
However, the Grandmaster's victory was short lived as the reality hopping Exiles arrived on that world and liberated its super-humans,[2] losing the bet to the Collector. Furious at these unknown interlopers, the Grandmaster confronted Earth-1815's Mangeto and used torture to learn the Exiles' identity and their role of fixing damaged realities. The Grandmaster then decided to eliminate the Exiles by finding counterparts of them that exist in one reality. The Grandmaster found these exact duplicates of the Exiles on Earth-33629. Upon arrival, the Grandmaster made a wager with his Earth-33629 counterpart to see which team would win. Posing at the Timebroker, the Grandmaster gathered Earth-33692's Blink, Mimic, Morph, Magnus, Thunderbird, and Nocturne and molded them into a team of Exiles. Staging them in a hi-tech headquarters located at the bottom of the Atlantic, he set the team up as this world's greatest super-heroes, capturing many of the villains in this reality and incarcerating them.
To this end, he hoped to draw out the reality hopping Exiles and have them investigate his copycat team. When the reality hopping Exiles arrived at the Exiles-33629's headquarters, the Grandmaster (still posing as the Timebroker) ordered his Exiles to attack. All the reality-hopping Exiles except for Longshot were captured. Earth-33692's Blink spied on the "Timebroker" and learned his true identity and his wager with his Earth-33629 counterpart. Blink freed the multiversal counterparts and they revealed the truth to their native Exiles. The two teams and all the captured super-villains then confronted the Grandmaster who revealed his reason for manipulating them. When they refused to fight, the Grandmaster slew them all.
This angered his Earth-33629 counterpart, who summoned his reality's Elders of the Universe and resurrected the slain super-humans. They beat the Grandmaster into submission, and he was incarcerated on Collector-33629's museum world.[1]