Editing Clockblocker (section)

==Appearance & Equipment ==
Dennis is Caucasian with red hair, blue eyes and about average height.

Clockblocker wore a skintight white costume,<ref name="Cast1">'''Clockblocker''' – A member of the Brockton Bay Wards, wears a white skin tight costume with body armor.  Has flat, featureless pane over his face to serve as a mask and clock faces studding the armor.  Can freeze something in time for an indeterminate period on touching it. - [https://parahumans.wordpress.com/cast-spoiler-free/ Worm Cast Page]</ref> with panels of glossy white armoring placed strategically to not inhibit his movement. It covered every inch of his skin. The armor had grey clocks inscribed on it; the ones at his shoulder, the center of his chest, and the backs of his hands - the places the armor was broadest - had hands that moved at different speeds<ref name="22.1"> - [https://parahumans.wordpress.com/2013/05/04 Excerpt] from [[Cell 22.1]]</ref> using digital displays.<ref name="26.3 e1"/>

His helmet was a faceless, smooth expanse of white.<ref name="Cast1"/><ref name="22.1" /> By the time he was a member of the Protectorate, his mask featured an animated clock over the face.<ref name="26.3 e1">I glanced at Clockblocker, but he appeared unfazed. Not that I could really tell. His armor still had animated clock faces digitally displayed on the open spaces, and there was one in the middle of his face. - [https://parahumans.wordpress.com/2013/07/23/sting-26-3/ Excerpt] from [[Sting 26.3]]</ref>

After the resurrection he has breaker-like alterations to his body, including rigid hair, that does not allow him to wear fitted helmets anymore. He has added [[Valkyrie]]'s wings on his chest emblem.<ref>Dennis’s red hair didn’t move in the wind, and there was a faint lensing at the very edges of his face, like they might at the corner of a chandelier, except more dark than light.  He wore a coat over a gray costume with clock faces worked into it, Valkyrie’s ‘wings’ at the clock predominant at the chest.<br/>[...]<br/>“The mutated hair looks cool, at least,” Vista said.  “I bet it’s a pain in the ass.”<br/><br/>“You have no idea,” Dennis said, touching hair that might as well have been time-stopped, it was so unmoving. “I can’t wear my usual style of helmet. - [https://www.parahumans.net/2019/10/05/sundown-17-2/ Excerpt] from [[Sundown 17.2]]</ref>