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* WalkTheEarth: And, in the comics, some places that aren't Creation at all.
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* WalkTheEarth: WalkingTheEarth: And, in the comics, some places that aren't Creation at all.
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* AbuseMistake: His powers force everyone around him to rationalize away all evidence of the abuse he inflicts.
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* AbuseMistake: In 2E, she spent the entire First Age having everyone around her do this on account of Desus' mind-manipulating powers. Oh, the heroes of Creation all ''noticed'' Lilith was sporting an awful lot of bruises when she hadn't been in combat lately, they just figured she and Desus must get up to some kinky stuff in the bedroom.
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* CurbStompCushion: 3rd Edition's version of the Battle of Futile Blood still ruined them, but House Tepet nearly won the day by forcing the Bull to commit ''everything'' to the fight. They managed to wound the Bull and his strongest spellcaster, along with outright killing two members of his Circle. The battle may have doomed House Tepet, but the Bull's forces have still yet to recover from their last hurrah - nor has his forming empire, as Yurgen Kaneko has been rendered outright comatose by their poison and is unable to mediate between [[WeAreStrugglingTogether his Circle]], who are gradually turning on each other and threatening a CivilWar. If he dies, this will outright likely be subverted, as [[WeWonBecauseYouDidnt the Bull's empire will collapse]], achieving Tepet's strategic goals.
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* CurbStompCushion: 3rd Edition's version of the Battle of Futile Blood still ruined them, but House Tepet nearly won the day by forcing the Bull to commit ''everything'' to the fight. They managed to wound the Bull and his strongest spellcaster, along with outright killing two members of his Circle. The battle may have doomed House Tepet, but the Bull's forces have still yet to recover from their last hurrah - nor has his forming empire, as Yurgen Kaneko has been rendered outright comatose by their poison and is unable to mediate between [[WeAreStrugglingTogether his Circle]], who are gradually turning on each other and threatening a CivilWar. If he dies, this will outright likely be subverted, as [[WeWonBecauseYouDidnt [[WeWinBecauseYouDidnt the Bull's empire will collapse]], achieving Tepet's strategic goals.
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* RagtagBunchofMisfits: What a magistrate's archons can be.
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* RagtagBunchofMisfits: RagtagBunchOfMisfits: What a magistrate's archons can be.
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* EnemyWithout: While in 3e they do not suffer Pattern Spider Bites anymore due to warped destinies, especially bad errors in Sidereal Astrology can cause the broken fate to merge with part of their animas to become a Paradox Spirit, a broken, alien god that has the same level of the Sidereal's Permanent Essence, along with some of their physical traits, but an extremely myopic and amoral worldview. [[PoisonousFriend They seek to ensure the destiny they were made for is accomplished, but their chaotic and reckless nature usually means their solution is worse than the problem]] - and even worse, are such bad living errors in fate that a Getimian can use them to replace a bit of reality with their Origin timeline.
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* EnemyWithout: While in 3e they do not suffer Pattern Spider Bites anymore due to warped destinies, especially bad errors in Sidereal Astrology can cause the broken fate to merge with part of their animas to become a Paradox Spirit, a broken, alien god that has the same level of the Sidereal's Permanent Essence, along with some of their physical traits, but an extremely myopic and amoral worldview. [[PoisonousFriend [[PsychoSupporter They seek to ensure the destiny they were made for is accomplished, but their chaotic and reckless nature usually means their solution is worse than the problem]] - and even worse, are such bad living errors in fate that a Getimian can use them to replace a bit of reality with their Origin timeline.
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* ContractontheHitman: Is targeted by people because of his previous deeds.
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* ContractontheHitman: ContractOnTheHitman: Is targeted by people because of his previous deeds.
