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Of Rage and Blood

December 2019·p. 77

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A wounded Flesh Tearer’s struggle on Baal becomes a confrontation with the seductive power of his inherited rage. Appollus urges him back into the fight, but the experience leaves survival entangled with the fear that the strength keeping him alive may also be drawing him toward the loss of himself.

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