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** Their goals have been muddied even further with confirmation in ''Wrath'' and ''Cataclysm'' that the Infinites are a corrupted future version of the Bronzes. While still [[ClockRoaches Clock Dragons]], they're using their ability to modify time instead, hence the greater danger they pose than most people tampering with time.
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** Their goals have been muddied even further with confirmation in ''Wrath'' and ''Cataclysm'' that the Infinites are a corrupted future version of the Bronzes. While still [[ClockRoaches Clock Dragons]], Dragons, they're using their ability to modify time instead, hence the greater danger they pose than most people tampering with time.
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The concepts of Clock Roaches probably stems from the difficulty in representing the threat of creating a time paradox. It's hard to ''show'' that the whole of existence is about to slip down the [[TimeyWimeyBall timey-wimey chaotic vortex of fate]], and that it's definitely bad. It's much easier to write when anybody who dares to transverse the spacetime continuum gets eaten by an EldritchAbomination. You could call them [[GaiasVengeance Chronos' Vengeance]].
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The concepts concept of Clock Roaches probably stems from the difficulty in representing the threat of creating a time paradox. It's hard to ''show'' that the whole of existence is about to slip down the [[TimeyWimeyBall timey-wimey chaotic vortex of fate]], and that it's definitely bad. It's much easier to write when anybody who dares to transverse the spacetime continuum gets eaten by an EldritchAbomination. You could call them [[GaiasVengeance Chronos' Vengeance]].
