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Throtlings and Wolf Rats

November 2005·p. 114

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Throtlings come in mixed packs with handlers, causing fear through their hideous bodies while relying on Packmasters to control them. Wolf Rats instead supply fast-moving packs of an unusually large, relatively stable breed kept for the clan’s own use. Their descriptions frame one unit as the waste of ceaseless experimentation and the other as a proven success withheld from customers, giving two very different meanings to Moulder’s Core creatures.

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RulesWD 311 · p. 25

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