Difference between revisions of "Preacher"
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| − | Largely unknown entity, described by [[Jay]] as a giant spider made of corpses that preaches the 'Unholy Word' | + | Largely unknown entity, described by [[Jay]] as a giant spider made of corpses that preaches the 'Unholy Word'. |
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| + | Described by [[Vasiliev Blaku]] through his encounters with it in [[The Ink]] as inducing a type of psychic attack on its victims. The 'Unholy Word' would result in approximately 9% of all forces entering [[The Ink]] to be converted and attack their comrades. | ||
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| − | Giant spider made from corpses, preaches the 'Unholy Word' | + | Giant spider-like creature made from corpses, preaches the 'Unholy Word'. Apparently intelligent, and may inhabit a 'Dark' universe, described as being filled with lakes of blood and mountains of corpses. |
Revision as of 04:26, 21 May 2015
First Referenced:
The Desolate Guardians (Part 3)
Additional references:
'I didn't miss the end of the world (Final Part)'
'I was told that everyone I'd served with in the military died shortly after I left (Part 3)'
Largely unknown entity, described by Jay as a giant spider made of corpses that preaches the 'Unholy Word'.
Described by Vasiliev Blaku through his encounters with it in The Ink as inducing a type of psychic attack on its victims. The 'Unholy Word' would result in approximately 9% of all forces entering The Ink to be converted and attack their comrades.
Traits:
Giant spider-like creature made from corpses, preaches the 'Unholy Word'. Apparently intelligent, and may inhabit a 'Dark' universe, described as being filled with lakes of blood and mountains of corpses.
