Satyr

Satyrs (sometimes pluralized as satyr)Powering the Portal: Ashenvale are a race of bestial demons usually sworn to the Burning Legion. They are created through the spreading of the ancient satyr curse,Adventure Guide entry for Peroth'arn an affliction which originated with Xavius, a Highborne sorcerer who was destroyed and remade into a demonic form as a punishment for his failures by Sargeras during the War of the Ancients. In modern times, satyrs mostly live in various sects throughout Kalimdor and exist only to harry their hated night elf cousins and obey the will of the Legion,Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos manual, The Creatures of Kalimdor, Satyrs though others have instead sworn fealty to the Old Gods and work to spread the influence of the Emerald Nightmare.
==History==
===War of the Ancients===
The history of the satyrs started with Xavius and the first Burning Legion invasion of the Azeroth. Xavius was the leader of the Highborne and loyal to Queen Azshara and the Burning Legion, tasked with opening and securing a portal connecting the Twisting Nether and Azeroth, a portal that Malfurion later managed to seal. Sargeras, creator of the Burning Legion, was enraged by Xavius' failure and tortured his disembodied spirit before deciding that Xavius might, after all, still prove useful. To that end, Sargeras created a new body for Xavius, who became the first satyr in existence. From the waist up, Xavius resembled his former night elf form, but his fingers now sported a set of sharp claws, and his head bore two horns. His goat-like lower body, however, had hooves and a long leonine tail.
Pleased with his creation, Sargeras sent Xavius back to Azeroth to further the Legion's ends. Xavius spread the demonic curse to other creatures--at first primarily other power-hungry Highborne who lived in Zin-Azshari. Despite the fact that Malfurion ultimately destroyed Xavius again, satyrs worship Xavius to this day in the hope that he will one day return and lead them.
The satyrs are not the only ones who invoke Xavius' name. Scattered individuals venerate Xavius because they hope to become satyrs themselves. Fortunately, such practices are not widespread.
After the War of the Ancients, many surviving satyrs were rounded up. Thaon Moonclaw argued to execute them all but was overruled, and they were placed in an eternal sleep deep beneath the roots of Shaladrassil.Archdruid of the Vale, Thaon Moonclaw gossip text
===War of the Satyr===
After the Legion's defeat, remaining demons and satyrs later rallied against the night elves in the War of the Satyr. The demons proved a powerful opponent to the night elves, but proved especially vulnerable to the uncontrollable Pack Form. The satyrs were ultimately defeated by the newly formed worgen of the Druids of the Scythe.Curse of the Worgen The war completely decimated any semblance of central leadership for the satyrs, forcing them to live in small sects to this day.Ask CDev #3
===Third War===
Thousands of years later, during the Third War, the satyrs played a small, but still important role in the Legion's invasion. They first appear after Mannoroth spilled his blood into a fountain in Ashenvale and corrupted the surrounding area. The satyrs tried to defend the fountain from the orcs that arrived to consume its energies in order to defeat Cenarius. As a result of this confrontation, this small group of satyrs was slaughtered by the orcs.
Later, the satyrs reappeared serving Tichondrius and the Burning Legion. They tried to stop the night elves, led by Tyrande Whisperwind and Malfurion, from awakening the Druids of the Talon, but they were killed by the night elven raid. Later the satyrs faced and tried to stop Illidan Stormrage, who wanted to not only cleanse the land known as Felwood, but also to consume the Skull of Gul'dan, the source of fel energy that was corrupting the land. They failed to defend the Skull, and were murdered by Illidan's army.
====The Frozen Throne====
A small group of satyrs joined Illidan's ranks alongside the naga. This group, located in Azshara, tried to stop the Watchers led by Maiev Shadowsong from reaching their master, near the night elf docks. They also manage to capture and torture a few night elves. Luckily for the night elves, Maiev manages to free them all and kill all satyrs who tried to stop her group.
It seems that not all satyrs led by Illidan were slain. During the invasion of Outland, Illidan has some satyrs under his command, who probably joined his ranks during the aftermath of the Third War based on the fact that that was the only moment when Illidan was seen in Kalimdor (the only place where you could find satyrs by that time).
After the Third War, satyr raiders were igniting small conflicts across night elven territory.
===World of Warcraft===
Five years after the Legion's defeat, a great number of Satyrs could be found living in the lands of Kalimdor. They lived in small groups, each group with its own leader, and each group with its own goals. The ultimate goal of all the groups was still the same as the first satyrs to ever wander Azeroth: corrupt the land and its creatures. Some groups still remain in contact with the Burning Legion, while others act independently, but one thing is certain; they are not fully independent beings at all. When the Legion calls, they will answer.
Some satyrs work by themselves, spreading the corruption amongst groups of furbolgs and moonwells and even giving missions to anyone who accepts them. All the groups of satyrs of Kalimdor suffered great losses by members of both Alliance and Horde, and most of their leaders were killed, but it's likely that most of these groups still exist.
===The Burning Crusade===
Some satyrs served Illidan, their new master. They were the first occurrence of satyrs cutting their ties with the Burning Legion and serving a new master. They were very few and located in Shadowmoon Valley. This group shared territories (old draenei ruins) with other servants of Illidan, such as succubi and dread Lords, while others lived in the Black Temple and helped with its defense against the Shattrath offensive against the Temple.
===Wrath of the Lich King===
A small group of Satyr, known as the Unbound, lives in the Crystalsong Forest. They were turned into "crystal satyrs" as the dragons of the Blue dragonflight launched a devastating attack on the high elves that had stolen their artifacts, turning the entire forest and its inhabitants into crystal. Evidence showed that they were trying to corrupt treants and Ancients wandering there.
===Cataclysm===
With the threat of the Twilight's Hammer some night elves called on the help of their imprisoned satyr brethren, though very distrustful. A quest chain of this nature can be completed in Mount Hyjal with Tyrus Blackhorn, and there was one who sought redemption from their wretched demonic form: Avrus Illwhisper, who was eventually saved by Elune and turned into Avrus the Redeemed. Archdruid Navarax, leader of the Emerald Circle in Felwood, was a disguised satyr.
Some satyrs from Xoroth also tried to invade Mazthoril alongside other Burning Legion forces.
===Legion===
With their master Xavius returned once again, satyrs broke out of their imprisonment under Shaladrassil. They had overrun both Val'sharah and the Emerald Dream as they spread the corruption of the Emerald Nightmare for Xavius, helping the Burning Legion along the way.
==Description==
Masters of demonic magic,The Old Wizard's Almanac all satyrs have been transformed into their current shapes by inheriting the demonic curse that originated from Xavius, which is fel-based.World of Warcraft: Exploring Azeroth: Kalimdor, pg. 64 These immortal demons delight most in inflicting emotional and physical pain upon their enemies. These bestial demons have increased physical strength and an incredible talent for manipulation.
Like Xavius, all satyrs have the ability to pass their curse on, and they have gleefully done so. The curse has therefore continued to spread, although it has weakened over time, and so very few satyrs are still being created. New satyrs can only be created by preexisting satyrs.
Over time the satyrs discovered that they could pass their curse on to races other than the night elves. According to scattered reports, there are both male and female satyrs; however, researchers have failed thus far to secure irrefutable evidence of female satyrs on Azeroth.The Warcraft Encyclopedia/Satyrs
The Fallen Priestess, formerly the night elven Priestess Driana is a female satyr but uses an in-game model entirely identical to the male satyrs.
Satyrs corrupt lands and drain its magic. They feed off its purity, leeching and corrupting. The magic is stored in their hooves; the satyrs that have drawn the most magic are distinguished by their swollen, uncloven hooves.Satyr Hooves
They were described as Sargeras's blessed servants.The Demon Soul pg. 126
==Locations==
Kalimdor
*Ashenvale
**Xavian
**Satyrnaar
**Night Run
**Blackfathom Deeps
*Azshara
**Haldarr Encampment
**Legash Encampment
*Felwood
**Jadefire Glen
**Jadefire Run
**Ruins of Constellas
*Desolace
**Sargeron
**Maraudon
*Feralas
**Dire Maul
* Bloodmyst Isle
** Axxarien
** Nazzivian
Outland
*Netherstorm
**Arcatraz
**Botanica
*Shadowmoon Valley
**Illidari Point
**Ruins of Baa'ri
**The Black Temple
Northrend
*Crystalsong Forest
**The Unbound Thicket (and surrounding areas)
Broken Isles
*Val'sharah
**Shaladrassil
***Darkheart Thicket
==Notable satyrs==
Name	Role 	Affiliation 	Status	Location
 	First of the satyr, Nightmare Lord 	Burning Legion, Emerald Nightmare 	 	Various Locations
 	The second satyr 	Burning Legion 	 	Well of Eternity
 	Corruptor of Dire Maul, leader of the Wildspawn 	Wildspawn 	 	Dire Maul
 	Felmusk defector seeking the forgiveness of Elune 	Darnassus 	 	Raynewood Tower, Ashenvale
 	Co-leader of the Searing Blade 	Searing Blade 	 	Ragefire Chasm
 	Acolyte of Priestess Delrissa 	Sunfury, Burning Legion 	 	Observation Grounds, Magisters' Terrace
 	Corruptor of Moonclaw Vale 	Burning Legion 	 	Moonclaw Cavern, Val'sharah
 	Blacksmith holding the secrets to the :Demon Forged Breastplate	Independent 	 	Frostwhisper Gorge, Winterspring
 	Leader of a grell army at Fel Rock 	Burning Legion 	 	Fel Rock, Teldrassil
 	Servant of Princess Theradras, agent of the Burning Legion 	Putridus, Burning Legion 	 	Vyletongue Seat, Maraudon
 	Rumored son of Xavius 	Jadefire, Shadow Council, Burning Legion	 	Shadow Hold, Felwood
 	Holder of the secrets to what is corrupting Teldrassil 	Burning Legion 	 	Oracle Glade, Teldrassil
 	Corruptor of the Blackwood furbolgs 	Jadefire 	 	Darkshore
 	Ritualist hiding in Karazhan 	Burning Legion 	 	The Repository, Karazhan
 	Performing sacrifices for Kael'thas' botanists 	Nethervine, Sunfury, Burning Legion 	 	Botanica
 	Prisoner in Mount Hyjal 	Burning Legion 	 	Blackhorn's Penance, Mount Hyjal
 	Xavian general during the War of the Satyr 	Xavian 	 	Unknown
 	Corruptor of the Winterfall furbolgs 	Burning Legion 	 	Winterfall Village, Winterspring
 	One of the first to accept the curse of Xavius 	Burning Legion 	 	Moonclaw Vale, Val'sharah
 	Disguised as Archdruid Navarax 	Burning Legion 	 	Whisperwind Grove, Felwood
 	Co-leader of the Jadefire 	Jadefire, Burning Legion 	 	Formerly Jadefire Run, Felwood
 	Co-leader of the Jadefire 	Jadefire, Burning Legion 	 	Ruins of Constellas, Felwood
 	Overseer of the Warden's Cage 	Illidari 	 	Warden's Cage, Shadowmoon Valley
 	Corruptor of Darkshore 	Burning Legion 	 	Various Locations
 	Leader of the Axxarien 	Axxarien 	 	Axxarien, Bloodmyst Isle
 	Corruptor of Dire Maul 	Wildspawn 	 	Dire Maul
==Sects==
Satyrs are organized into small sects.
*Axxarien — Satyr outpost in northern Bloodmyst Isle. Led by Zevrax.
*Bleakheart — Based out of Satyrnaar in Ashenvale. Allies of the Cult of the Dark Strand. 
*Deth'ryll — Formerly found in Bashal'Aran in Darkshore.
*Fallenroot — Formerly found in Blackfathom Deeps. Allies of the Twilight's Hammer.
*Felmusk — Based out of Night Run in Ashenvale. Allies of the Cult of the Dark Strand.
*Haldarr — Formerly found at the Haldarr Encampment in Azshara.
*Hatefury — Found at Sargeron in Desolace. Allies of the Burning Blade clan.
*Jadefire — Found in several areas in Felwood. Led by Xavathras and formerly Xavaric.
*Legashi — Found at the Legash Encampment in Azshara.
*Nazzivus — Found at Nazzivian on Bloodmyst Isle.
*Nethervine — Found in the Botanica of Tempest Keep in Netherstorm. Part of the Sunfury.
*Sargeron — Found in the Arcatraz of Tempest Keep. Part of the Sunfury. Their relation to the Hatefury is unknown.
*Shadowhoof — Found in Shadowmoon Valley. Part of Illidan's forces.
*Wildspawn – Found in Dire Maul. Led by Alzzin the Wildshaper.
*Xavian — Found in the ruin of the same name in Ashenvale.
===Other satyrs===
*Crystal satyrs, apparently part of a group known as the Unbound, are strange beings found in Crystalsong Forest, seemingly warped by the immense arcane energies in the forest. Very little is known about them.
*Shadow satyrs are mysterious, incorporeal creatures who serve Xavius in the Emerald Nightmare and on Azeroth.
==In Warcraft III==
The Satyrs of Warcraft III, most of the times, appear as members of a faction called Corrupted Ancients, a faction made of satyrs, skeletons and corrupted treants.
===Original satyrs===
*Units
** Satyr
** Satyr Trickster
** Satyr Shadowdancer (can also be hired at Mercenary Camps)
** Satyr Soulstealer
** Satyr Hellcaller
*Buildings
**Corrupted Tree of Life
**Corrupted Tree of Ages
**Corrupted Tree of Eternity
**Corrupted Ancient of War
**Corrupted Ancient Protector
**Corrupted Moon Well
===Custom satyrs===
*Hero
**Satyr Incinerator (Monolith custom scenario)
*Unit
**Satyr Gimp (Monolith scenario)
**Satyr Pyromancer (Orc campaign of Reign of Chaos)
*Buildings
**Satyr Portal (Monolith scenario)
**Monolith (Monolith scenario)
==In the RPG==
===Introduction===
Unlike most Highborne who aided the Legion simply to gain access to more magic, those who would become satyr embraced demonic power for its own sake and swore their allegiance to Xavius, the first satyr. Xavius had been corrupted by Sargeras himself and had the power to turn other willing night elves into satyr.
These former elves were taken by the demons and twisted into shapes that more accurately reflected their nature. In place of their former sinewy elven bodies, they now possessed massive hairy forms, standing upwards of 9 feet tall. Their hands became claws, their feet replaced by cloven hooves and horns sprouted from their head. Even after the destruction of the Well of Eternity, the satyr continued to serve the Legion, working to corrupt the land and pave the way for a second invasion. During the Third War, the satyr fought with the Legion and the Scourge against the Horde and the Alliance. Satyr are often found guarding corrupted moonwells. The satyrs tend these moon wells corrupted with demonic energy. It is said that these pools are the source of new satyrs, transforming night elves into the twisted minions of the Legion. No one knows if corrupted moon wells work similar transformations in other species. Though high elf satyrs are rare, they do exist. Non-elves may not differentiate between high elf and night elf satyrs, but elves and satyrs claim the differences as clear as night and day.Manual of Monsters, pg. 90 In the years since the War of the Ancients, other races have also joined the ranks of the satyrs, including; goblins, orcs, half-elves, high elves, blood elves, and Low Common speaking races.Monster Guide, pg. 117 - 118Manual of Monsters, pg. 202 It may be possible for members of nearly every race to become satyrs.Shadows & Light, pg. 87 A critical hit from the Dirk of the Beast can transform others into satyr, regardless of race.Shadows & Light, pg. 165 The black magic invoked in the transformations is known as the shadow curse.Dark Factions, pg. 121
The satyr still work to spread corruption and death, and are especially prevalent in Felwood, though they inhabit most of regions of Northern Kalimdor around Mount Hyjal. Most satyr are capable of using warlock magic and are described as masters of demonic magic and so incredibly dangerous. But the satyr seem to still have connections to druidism. This can be seen at the corruption of plants they often create, and the fact that Lord Melenas can turn into a black cat and Alzzin the Wildshaper turns into a treant. They are the most hated enemy of the night elves, but are hostile to just about every other natural race in Azeroth as well. Satyrs are immortal.Dark Factions, pg. 24
===Culture===
Satyrs possess little culture. Their society is loosely hierarchical, and they are organized into groups. Each group is called a "sect". A sect of satyrs lives in the same geographical region and has a specific mission. Satyrs of different sects get along only some of the time. They live in ruins scattered throughout northern Kalimdor and Desolace; satyrs prefer places of corruption to make their homes, such as Felwood and certain areas of Darkshore. Their sects are small, usually no more than a hundred individuals. Satyrs are cruel and sadistic creatures. They enjoy tormenting other creatures, particularly intelligent ones. Satyrs patrol their territory, hoping they can find travelers they can eviscerate in the most bloody manner possible. They operate at a faster level than their former selves — while before they may have been stately and calm, they now burn with feverish energy. Their movements are swift and jagged, like predators sensing prey.Dark Factions, pg. 122
===Organization===
Satyrs are organized only loosely, into a variety of sects. When the alarm sounds, all members of a sect throw themselves into battle. Like all demons, when the Legion calls, they scramble to obey.
Few creatures clash with satyrs on their own territory, however. Satyr camps are well hidden and often located in areas already dangerous, like Felwood. They are also well protected; only army divisions or powerful adventurers could hope to rampage through a satyr community. Thus, most encounters with satyr forces occur elsewhere — often on the roads and paths through the forests.
Satyrs have no sense of honor, especially concerning warfare. They do whatever is necessary to destroy their opponents, preferably causing a good deal of pain — both physical and psychological — at the same time. They prefer ambushes and scare tactics, perhaps stalking a group for several days, leaving subtle clues to their presence to make their prey more and more paranoid and fearful; then they strike. They enjoy incapacitating their enemies with nets and dark magic so they can carve them up at their leisure; they also enjoy the fear and panic they cause when they weaken and capture and bleed instead of outright kill.Dark Factions, pg. 183
Few satyrs become warriors or barbarians, so they do not possess the tough, front line soldiers that other forces do. In their strongholds, they must rely on corrupted ancient protectors to serve in this capacity; but when they strike out at others, they are weak in this area. Many satyrs become rogues, and this disparity is one reason they prefer ambushes and guerilla tactics — hopefully, satyr rogues can incapacitate enemy warriors soon after combat is joined, thereby leaving them free to strike at vulnerable spellcasters and war machine crews.
Satyr rogues who distinguish themselves — or show a certain penchant for painful traps and ambushes — are called satyr tricksters. Satyr ranged support usually comes from magic. A few satyrs become necromancers or warlocks; some become dark spellcasters called soulstealers or hellcallers. Satyr rogues are fairly common. Some rogues take some training as warlocks in order to add some curses to their repertoire; these individuals are called shadowdancers. Warlocks, necromancers, hellcallers, and rogues work well together; the rogues dart in to disembowel their enemies while the spellcasters summon reinforcements, enhance their allies, hamper their enemies, and call up blasts of entropic flame.Dark Factions, pg. 184
===Encampments===
Most of the Satyr's camps, if not all of them, have no large buildings—most of them are made of small tents and a few firepits. Some encampments are built in the ruins of former Highborne settlements. 
In some camps there can be found corrupted Moon Wells, sacrificial altars and wooden walls to defend themselves from outsiders. One structure that can be spotted in many Satyr camps is a strange red monument, a defiled night elf shrine of some kind. While its use is unknown, it looks like an important structure for the satyrs, since it's not uncommon to be seen.
===Names===
Satyr naming practices are similar to those of their original race, but focus on their unique and corrupt natures. Their surnames often develop from their evil deeds, while some go without surnames. A few satyrs don’t change their names after their transformations.Dark Factions, pg. 20
* Male Names: Zalan, Delmanis, Makron, Zevrim.
* Female Names: Akhzor, Marigore, Nektis, Zydaxxis
* Tribe Names: Banebreath, Darkthought, Thornhoof, Vileclaw
===Languages===
Satyrs speak Eredun, and whatever was the primary language of the satyr's former life. Darnassian, Low Common, Goblin, Orcish, and Thalassian are often secondary languages (unless one of these was the satyr's primary language in his former life then it remains one of their primary languages). Satyrs pick up the languages of their enemies and those creatures who they might find useful.Monster Guide, pg. 118
==Notes==
*Dath'Remar Sunstrider was offered to be transformed into a satyr during the War of the Ancients, but the future king of Quel'Thalas had declined the offer.The Sundering, chapter 10
*In Greek mythology, Satyrs were woodland spirits who occasionally accompanied Dionysos on his exploits. Unlike the Warcraft satyr, who are devious and evil, these Satyrs were simply wild. The Satyrs could representations of the animal that lay barely chained within the male gender. Alternatively, they were a metaphor for no responsibility and freedom; either way, they were classified as Dionysian (chaotic), and Hesiod simply uses the term "Satyr" to mean "male follower of Dionysus" (the opposite number of the Maenads). They were typically portrayed in Greek and Roman art with erections.
**The Romans compared the Satyrs to the Faunus, a carefree and benevolent woodland sprite; for that reason, Satyrs are often portrayed with goatish features. In typical modern fantasy, a Faun is a human with the legs and horns of a goat, while a Satyr has elements of goat anatomy all over.
*Sylvar are a satyr-like race in Ardenweald.
**A sylvar Niya has the role of Xavius in a theatre play and has the title of "Some Kind of Evil Sylvar".Break a Leg
==Speculation==
Demons are said to be reborn in the Twisting Nether and return upon death. Satyr are described as immortal demons and are classified as such in the game, but none of the killed named satyr have returned yet. It could be thus speculated that satyrs are not true demons or that they are just an exception to the rebirth.
*Terestian Illhoof died twice in the tower of Karazhan so it is possible that he was reborn in the Nether but it is also worth a note that Karazhan is a cursed place and the spirits that lurk there seem to be bound there as stated by Dougan. If he was reborn in the Nether, it means that he returned to the exact place where he previously died.
==Gallery==
Darkfiend Corruptor.jpg|A satyr in Legion.
Bazzalan.jpg|A satyr in World of Warcraft (old model).
Unbound Trickster.jpg|A crystal satyr
Peroth'arn.jpg|Peroth'arn, the second satyr.
Kalazzius the Guileful.jpg|An armored satyr
Taintheart Befouler.jpg|A Emerald Nightmare corrupted satyr.
Taintheart Tormenter.jpg|A Emerald Nightmare corrupted armored satyr.
Shade of Xavius.jpg|Shade of Xavius
Xavius legion model.jpg|Xavius in his true form.Xavius (tactics)
The Druids Arise - Corrupted Ancients.jpg|Satyrs among Corrupted Ancients in Warcraft III
Satyr Starcraft II editor.jpg|Unique Starcraft II editor remodeled asset from Warcraft III.
===Warcraft III===
WC3 Satyr.png|Satyr in Warcraft III.
WC3 Satyr Trickster.png|Satyr Trickster in Warcraft III.
WC3 Satyr Shadowdancer.png|Satyr Shadowdancer in Warcraft III.
WC3 Satyr Soulstealer.png|Satyr Soulstealer in Warcraft III.
WC3 Satyr Hellcaller.png|Satyr Hellcaller in Warcraft III.
WC3 Satyr Incinerator.png|Satyr Incinerator from the Monolith Custom Scenario.
WC3 Satyr Gimp.png|Satyr Gimp from the Monolith Custom Scenario.
;Art
Satyr.jpg|Satyr by Samwise.
Exploring Azeroth - satyr.jpg|From Exploring Azeroth: Kalimdor.
Corrupted Druid Satyr concept.jpg|Concept art of a corrupted druid satyr by Glenn Rane.
Legion Artbook female Satyr.jpg|Concept art of a female satyr in The Art of World of Warcraft: Legion.
;Trading Card Game
Tyrus Blackhorn tcg.jpg|Tyrus Blackhorn
Ambassador Jerrikar TCG.jpg|Ambassador Jerrikar
The Root of All Evil TCG.jpg|Xandivious
Terestian Illhoof Art.jpg|Terestian Illhoof
Banish Soul TCG.jpg|Tyrus Blackhorn
Bleakheart Hellcaller TCG.jpg|Bleakheart Hellcaller
Jadefire Felsworn TCG.jpg|Jadefire Felsworn
Hateful Darkweaver TCG.jpg|Hateful Darkweaver
Vylokx TCG.jpg|Vylokx
Boundless Hellfire tcg.jpg|Boundless Hellfire (Tomb of the Forgotten)
;Hearthstone
Illidari Satyr HS.jpg|
Satyr Overseer HS.jpg|
Imprisoned Satyr HS.jpg|
Snowy Satyr HS.jpg|
Mad Summoner HS.jpg|
Shadowhoof Slayer HS.jpg|
Witchwood Piper.jpg|
Stormwind Piper HS.jpg|
Deep Freeze HS.jpg|
Flanking Maneuver HS.jpg|
Shield Shatter HS.jpg|
==See also==
*Origin of the races
*Highborne
==References==
 
Category:Manual of Monsters
Category:Monster Guide
Category:Shadows & Light
Category:Dark Factions
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