Eidolon

Summary
Eidolon was an artificially-created psychopomp that ushers on the dead to their final destinations, whomever and wherever those might be. Eidolon remains a vessel for the restless spirits of warriors and inherits their strength, skill and other mysterious abilities.

Dr. Anders was a basic human from the England region of the ineptly-named planet Earth, located 1 AU from Sol. Armed only with an inquiring mind, the scientific method and a mastery of traditional Lancastrian wrestling, he fights disease, poverty and inequality.

There was absolutely no connection between the two.

Origin
After a disastrous expedition in Peru, Dr. Anders was saved from the brink of death by a mysterious group of priests who took out his heart and put it into a jar.

Without an explanation of the process, the consequences and the desired results, Dr. Anders was forced to come to his own conclusions. After a peyote-based awakening experience he began working as much to protect the dead as the living.

Powers
Eidolon is monstrously strong and tough, and grapples his foes with countless spirit limbs that erupt from his body. He could regenerate from most injuries and even use his blood to heal others at the cost of taking on their wounds.

He could fly at around 4000 miles per hour on spectral wings, and casually lift 1600 tons. His mystical powers of sight let him see through solid objects and illusions, and his connection to the spirit world allowed him to contain, dispatch and effectively bargain with its denizens.

Equipment
Eidolon typically only carried a doctor's bag with surgical tools, a few basic forensic materials, a microscope and his signature black plague doctor's mask.

A Bad End
After the capture of The Finisher, Dr. Anders betrayed his team, brutally killing Jim Allen and ruining much of their headquarters in order to escape alongside The Finisher in his DiESEL. There he would help to extinguish the First Flame in all other realities and usher in a new era for humanity: lobotomised and unfeeling, no one would ever feel pain or suffering again.

Or so he would have had The Finisher believe. In reality the ruse let him aboard the rogue DiESEL, where he detonated a temporal implosion bomb supplied by the Professor in the hope of killing it. Doing so he disappeared from the timeline, never to be seen again...

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