Bretonnia is a land shrouded in myth and magic, under siege from the strange creatures of its shadowy forests and those fallen to the lure of the Dark Gods. Against these fearsome foes stand the Knights of Bretonnia, calling upon their faith in the Lady and their guile with the sword to repel their legions of enemies. When young noble Calard starts upon the path to knighthood, he soon discovers the darkness hidden within his homeland and the price that must be paid by those seeking the holiest of honours — the title of Grail Knight.
Accompanied by his faithful manservant Chlod, he must face vampires, wyverns, Chaos warriors and goblins, but each battle brings him one step closer to becoming the legend he seeks.
Knights of Bretonnia collects the novels Knight Errant and Knight of the Realm, plus the novellas Questing Knight and Grail Knight, completing the saga of Calard from his knightly training to his most epic of victories. When young noble Calard starts upon the path to knighthood, he soon discovers the darkness hidden within his homeland and the price that must be paid by those seeking to holiest of honours - the title of Grail Knight.
Accompanied by his faithful manservant Chlod, he must face vampires, wyverns, Chaos warriors, and goblins, but each battle brings him one step closer to the legendary status he seeks. The noble knights of Bretonnia are bound by duty and honour to fight for their king, and defend their lands from invaders.
When the Lord of Bastonne falls ill, his two sons Calard and Bertelis are plunged into conflict as suppressed rivalries surface. As a horde of goblins swarms out of the forests, the knights gather their forces to repel the foul beasts, little suspecting that the true enemy has yet to reveal itself.
Bretonnia is a land shrouded in myth and legend. Protected by its gallant knights, this magical place is ever under threat from the forces of darkness. In the aftermath of the beastmen invasion of Bordeleaux and the death of his father, Calard must face u. With this book, players and GMs can explore Bretonnia, the realm of chivalry and squalor, a place of enchanted forests and damned lands.
Packed with details about the place, its people and customs, this book is an essential aid to creating a Bretonnian game filled with depth and texture.
Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. A Warri or devoted to the light side of t he Force must ab ide by ce rtain r ules. For an untrained Force se nsitive, th is o ften means loo king to a persona l sense of right and wrong- and hope fully the Fo rce it se lf-for gu ida nce. Fighting defens ively, figh ting merc ifully, fighting ho norab ly, and fighting for the greater good - these might mean differe nt Lhings to differen t Wa rriors, but they all imply that t he Warrior considers t he cause, method , and co nseq uences of vio lence.
For a Force sens itive on the Wa rrior's pa th, th e constant struggle to figh t o n the light side may be exhausting, but it is crucial. Any Warr io r who ceases to co nside r the moral imp lications of each ba ttle, who fai ls to see the bigger p icture, is in da nge r of succumb ing to t he dark side. Eve n when the Jed l we re at the ir st rongest, t he re were those whose me thods set them apart from t he othersthose whose des ire for power and for victory d rove them to th e da rk side of t he Force.
This temptation is o nly stron ge r now t ha t Force sensi tives live un de r const ant th reat of persecution, aware that t he igno rant or corrupt may hu nt them down and kill t hem or.
The traini ng of a Jed i was d ifficult enough in the past; now, fin din g a teac her ca n seem an impossible task, and many Force sens itives are compelled to explore th e Fo rce alone, lea rn in g t hro ugh trial and erro r- a d ifficu lt and dangerous undertaking.
They are unlikely to inflict injury except in defense of themselves or others. However, for Warriors who do not share the Jedi's ideals of pacifism, violence can be q.
Whil e many-perhaps most-characters find t he mselves in fast-paced blaster shootouts at some point or another, the heroes and villains who pa rticipate in thrilling lightsaber duels are iconiC Warriors. These legendary fighters are primarily Jedi and 5ith, but some of the Jedi 's most feared opponents were not Force users at all. Not all Warriors fit the mold of the Jedi.
Some have fighting styles that stem from their origins before discovering their Force sensitivity, such as a one-time organized crime enforcer who takes the Aggressor specialization.
Others might eschew not only lightsabers but all forms of melee combat, preferring instead to fight from the cockpit of a starfighter or simply with a blaster in hand. The advan tages offered by attunement to the Force allow these Warriors to surpass typical experts in these fields. Although many pes are like ly to aspi re to the idea ls of the Jedi, whethe r knowingly or not.
Wa rriors who upho ld t he tradition of the Jedi as peacekeepers walk a fin e line. Although they stand ready to defend the cause of right in battle, they must be ever cautious to avoid giving in to anger and hate: emotions that all too easily rise to the surface during battle. This is one reason Jedi teachings reject attachment. Fighting for an ideal is a necessity, but Warriors who become too personally involved wit h those they defend-or even too attached to their own lives-tempt strong emotiona l responses when combat becomes unavoidable.
Luke Skywalker is a premier example. Despite a simple and largely peaceful upbringing, Luke quickly adapted when the life of a Warrior was thrust upon him. With only mini ma l training- albeit with two of the greatest teachers of the era- Luke mastered the ways of the Jedi.
As a Warrior. Skywalker excelled both as a Starfighter Ace and in the Shi iCh o lightsa be r form -i f a highly personal ized version Luke Skywalker came by hi s tale nts natura ll y, ta king afte r his fat her. Anaki n Skywa lker was also an exceptiona lly gifted pilo t and swordsman.
As a youth, Anak in's ab ility as a starfighter pilot exceeded that of many career pilots. Even consi dering his experience piloting the repulsorlift vehicles popularly known as Pod racers on his native Tatooine, Anakin adapted to the demands of starfighter combat with preternatural speed. He always favored the Shii-Cho form, but since his near-death and resurrection as a Dark Lord or the Sith, Darth Vader has tempered a uniquely aggressive varia tion on the style. Feared throughout the galaxy, Darth Vader is a legendary figu re whose deeds are recorded in the blood of the countless Jedi and innocents he has slaughtered.
In the last days of the Republic, many Jedi performed exceptional fea ts. Mace Windu is notable not only for his sta tus as a senior member of the Jedi Council in its last days, but for t he pivotal ro les he played in key events at the outse t and con cl usion of the Clone WarS. Wind u wa s a legend in his time, and remai ned so among ce rtain peop le despite the Empire's anti-Jedi propaga nda ; he is rem embered in particular for his explo its on Ryloth during the Clone Wa rs.
Although in many ways he was a staunch traditionalist, the champion of the Jedi Order is also notable for having developed the Vaapad lightsaber form, a variant o f the maligned and restricted Form VII. As a Warrior and genera l. Kenobi's own impressive accom plishments arc often overshadowed by his connection to the Skywalkers.
Indeed , two of his grea test ba ttles were aga in st his onetim e Pada wan, An akin. On e of Ke nobi 's grea test st rengths as a Warrior was hi s ada ptab ility.
Although a sta lwa rt defen der of Jedi tradi tion, Kenobi was willing to adapt to the situa tion at hand and to a changing galaxy.
The fallen Jedi Count Dooku was not only one of the most skilled swordsmen the galaxy has even seen, but a consummate politician as well. Born into the roya lty of Seren no, Dooku exemplifi ed the cu ltu red Warrior, equa ll y ade pt at slinging ba rbs at a formal ban quet and tra di ng ri postes on a battle field.
As Darth Tyranus, Doo ku proved the effi cacy of the Makashi form in lightsaber duels, for which it had been developed. A master of Form II, Dooku was able to not only hold his own but emerge trium phant against some of the most skill ed Jedi of the era, even when outnumbered. Perhaps his grea test asset as a Warrior, though. Dooku understood well that in a li ghtsaber duel , as in any battle, the best path to victory was to choose th e time and place of th e confronta ti on.
Apt ly named , th e Sith app re ntice Dart h Maul wa s a force of nature in battle, wiel ding a massive double-bla ded ligh tsa ber with almost rec kless abandon. Maul employed the Juyo fighting style, the ultra-aggressive Form VII that, in the waning years of the Republic, was all but forbidd en to Jedi.
Ra ised from ch ildhood as a living weapon at the han ds of Darth Sidious, Maul could not have become anything but a Wa rrio r. Eve n more rema rkabl e than his great skill with a lightsaber, Darth Maul embodied the power of a true Warrior spirit to overcome the seemi ngly impossible. Left for dead by Obi-Wan Kenobi, the bisected Mau l clawed hi s way to freed om from th e bowels of Naboo's Royal Palace, eve ntual ly returning to plagu e no t only the Jedi, but his former master as we ll.
During the Clone Wars, the Separatist General Grievous demonstra ted that one need not be strong in the Force to threaten even the greatest Jedi in combat. Sometimes mistaken at first blush fo r a droid, so extensive were his augmenta tions. Trai ned by Cou nt Doo ku in t he ways of lightsa ber com bat. Grievous ut ilized a unique sty le that took full advantage of hi s new body's four mechanical arms and their versatile art iculation.
Drawing from his lifetime of experience and with the advantages offered by his mechanical body, Grievous slew numerous Jedi, collecting thei r lightsabers as trophies Throughout history, individua ls capa ble of effectively wieldi ng a ligh tsaber without drawin g on th e Fo rce have bee n excee dingly rare, almost unheard of. Only a poten t warrior cultu re co uld pro duce an indivi dual with the requ isite ski ll.
The ancien t Man dalorians were such a people, and a select few preserved thei r culture after Mandalore rejected its old ways in favor of pacifism. Pre Vizsla was the last in a line of Warriors of Clan Vizsla to wield the Darksaber, a unique lightsaber looted from the Jedi Temple centu ries befo re.
Even though he lacked Force se nsitivi ty and the trai ning of a Jed i. Hi s example showcases the nea r-lim itl ess poten tia l of disciplined Warriors possessed of unflinching faith in their cause. The pursu it of peace is an ete rn al struggle fo r some, while for others. There is always something to fight for, a wro ng to right, or a friend to save. Wa rriors fi ght for themselves, fo r others.
Those will ing and able to fi ght can always find a battle to join Jed l were o nce guardia ns of peace and ju stice in the galaxy, and th e Warriors amo ng them were inst rumental in mai nta in - ing that peace as we ll as in admin isteri ng that just ice. Since t he fa ll of the Jed i, the ri se of the Empi re's oppression. Sti ll. Force-gifted com batan ts are a rarit y.
Those special few o ften feel compe lled to live and fight covertly. Unli ke the stormtroopers of the Emp ire and t he fighte rs of mercenary compa nies , many Force-sensitive Warrio rs fight alo ne, unable t o join an o rga nized milita ry for fear of d iscove ry. However, Force -sensit ive Wa rrio rs face many challenges. A Warrio r can be nefi t greatly fro m the co mpanio nship and support of ot he rs- in any fi ght, there is strength in numbers Having a teache r is an even ra rer advantage.
Even Force-sens itive Wa rriors With close allies must master the ir gift s thro ugh ba ttlefie ld ex perie nce For such Wa rriors. Skill s, intentions, and mo ral code s are all influenced, if not de termined, by individua l Warriors' bac kgrou nds. How Warri ors were first driven to fight and where they trained and p racticed make th em what th ey are.
These bac kgrou nds vary ex ten sively; any t wo Wa rriors may share nothing mo re than a determinati on to fight and sensitivity to the Force. Fo rce se nsitiv it y gran ts a ce rtain advantage, but si nce It also presents se rious d ifficul t ies, the way Warriors become aware of it is importa nt.
Whet her Wa r riors rece ived tra ining in a military or more personal sett ing, or simp ly had to mud dle thro ugh alo ne, the way they learn ed t o fight affec ts not on ly their aptitude, but also t heir abi lity to res ist th e tempta t ions of t he dark side of the Force.
AVENGER When characters grow up surro unded by inj ustice and inequa lity- a comm on occ urrence in a galaxy torn apa rt by con flict - t here are many situa tions that migh t set t hem on the path o f vengeance. Wa rriors may have lost so meone close, witnessed a terrible t ragedy, or been vict imi zed du e to rumors of Fo rce sensitivity. Whatever sets cha rac te rs on this path, they must never give in to the anger tha t firs t prompted thei r choice t o fight.
Warriors who rema in focused on righting wrongs can be powerful agen t s For good. A cha racter who quickly lea rns t hat the threat of ven gea nce and appea ran ce of power ca n intimida te foes is an effective Aggressor. Whet her t his ch aracte r has act ive ly so ught vengeance for a singu lar event o r a variety of cau se s, this reputat ion prevents some wro ngs fro m happen ing in the fi rst p lace.
The thought of an Aggressor's ret ributio n stri kes fea r into the heart s of wrongdoers. The abil it y to take pu nishment is born fro m pai n, so t his cha rac ter may be a vict im who survived to ta ke ve ngea nce o n those responsi ble. Such a Co lossus may appea r unru ffled no matter what cha llenges arise, but has merely learn ed to de lay any emotio nal reactio n- awaitin g t he opportuni t y fo r vengea nce.
A J uyo Berse r ke r is a likely cand idate for t he ave nge r bac kground, si nce the Juyo fighting style focuses th e so rt of aggression tha t vengeance ofte n inspi res. This characte r may have an unreso lved perso nal ve ndetta t hat fu els the ange r t hey channe l as pa rt of th is art. The Juyo Be rserker may have eve n turned to this st y le spec ifically in o rder t o see k pe rso na l vengeance. Once th is goa l is accomp lished, they are wel l equ ipped to perfo rm similar se rvi ces for others, and a Juyo Berserker might cha nnel the ir ange r for good.
A Shii-Cho Knight is t he Warrio r most like ly to fo llow t he o ld Jedi codes and eschew vengean ce. However, t hose t ra ined in anc ient art s and ph ilosophies are not immune t o tragedy.
This cha racter may have lost a master who spoke aga inst vengea nce, now fi ndi ng the phi losop hy difficult t o fol lo.. Possib ly co nfli cted, t his Shii-Cho Kn igh t t ries to ju sti fy ave nging those struc k dow n unjustly, seeking mo re t han me rely pe rsonal vengeance.
The ai rless vacuum of spa ce is peril ous, an d tragedy may occ ur t here t hrough acc ide nt o r design. The Starfighter Ace vv ho acts as an ave nge r does not necessarily have to face the mo ral imp lication s of vengean ce on t he perso nal level th at ot her Wa rrio rs oft en do. For this cha racter, ve ngea nce migh t mean taking dow n ene my ships li ke the ones that destroyed a p ilot.
Alterna tive ly. The abili ty to fight without weapons means this character is never as helpless as they might seem. At meetings and gatherings where weapons are not permitted. Lea rnin g to fight provides not only pe rsonal protection, but also the pote ntial to ea rn cred its. Warriors wit h a mercenary backgrou nd ma y have served as bod yguards or debt collectors, fought in competitions to en tertai n spectators, or worked as part of a crime lord's personal army.
A particular op portunity or gap in the market might have once determined these Warriors' identities, but it may also have exposed them to something that encouraged them to rethink their situation and search for new employment. Warriors contracted to do something so monstrous it open s their eyes might abandon a contract unfulfilled.
Such a Warrior might join a group of smugglers or Rebels, given an appropriate incentive. Not the most trustworthy of characters, mercen ary Warriors still make invaluable members of any team. A Warrior wi th the mercenary backgro und reli es heavily on agg ression and is quick to fight. With a turbulen t past that nurtured a "shoot first, talk later" attitud e, this character must work ext ra hard to avoid becomi ng a slave to anger.
A Colossus makes for an effective bodyguard or longlasting prize fighter. Being used to situations whe re damage is unavoidable, this character may prefer to take the fight to someone else for a change, and they deliberately seek missions likely to involve some combat.
Characters wi th a military background are likely to be highly skilled and disciplin ed, having trained with an organized planetary militi a or in the army of the Empire itself. Warriors who have left t he mi li tary may have gone into hidin g beca use of emerging Force abil it ies, or they may have simpl y lost the stomac h for t he Empire's domination; either way, they retain all the sk ills and knowledge their tra inin g provided.
No longer so ldiers with co ll eagues to fi ght alongs ide. An Aggressor may have learned such tactics while in service of the Empire, where the emergence of Force-related ski lls is particularly dangerous. Colossus characters wi th a military background may have begun as one of many expendable soldiers, but by learnin g to su rvive, t hey gained the spirit of a Warrior. The cha racter may have eft the military to fight for more personal reasons. Perhaps a Co lossus character is the on ly survivor from a mission gone wro ng and, havin g been left for dead.
A Juyo Berserker with a military background has learned a degree of emotional control as part of training. A Juyo Berserker who fights for credits has learned to channel anger. This requires a high level of control and is a good sta rt to the training of a Force-sensitive Warrior.
Although there has not been a formal organization of Jedi in a generation. A Jedi survivor might have spotted the young recruit and offered a new form of train ing and an alternative path in life. Everyone has to eat, weapons cost money, and even a Fo rce user mu st admit that cred its are a form of power in the ga laxy, however distasteful that may see m.
Thi s Shi i-C ho Knight may be ca refu l where the credits co me from. Many prom isi ng pilots rece ive training from a milita ry organization, and a Starfighter Ace wit h this background is a Warrior who knows all the military maneuvers and procedures of that organ ization. Force-sensitive instincts migh t make th is characte r a better pilot who in itial ly im presses su periors 'Nithin a milit ia. Howeve r, the fea r of discovery cou ld drive th is Wa rri or to set out alone.
There's always work for a good pilot, and a Starfighter Ace is one of th e best. This character is willing to fly and fight for credits, but that doesn't mean the character does not enjoy those things fo r the ir own sake, too. This character likely puts credi ts straight back into the ship that helped earn them, funcing repai rs and improvements to the vessel.
A Steel Hand Adept might be trained for a specific role, but having acquired an Adept's skills. Since th is grou p traditionally dislikes Jedl, the emergence or discovery of the character's Force sensitivity would have prompted immediate separation from the group. The best Warriors are those who learn to understand the emotions that drive them, so they can channel them and figh t effectively fo r the greater good. A skil led Warrior can successfully harness the incredible power of the Force wi thout abusing that power or letting the mastery of it become all-consuming.
The inner struggle of a Warrior is often not whether to fi ght, bu t who and how to fight. Players, like Warriors, must recogmze the constant danger of crossing the line. A Warrior's Morality in the game reflects their inner struggle with their personal moral code.
Although some Warriors have stricter moral codes than others, all Warriors have a sense of right and wrong. For many Warnors, the ga laxy is a violent and unforgiving p lace, where the strong oppress the weak and evil holds sway. Violence is a means to a peaceful end, and conflict is the req uired catalyst fo r change. Warriors with pu re an d noble aspira ti ons can justify their means. In fact. Whether Warriors lea rned to fight for surviva l or in the hope of righting wrongs.
Living a life of Violence and using anger as a tool takes a toll on any character, and Wa rriors are as likely to succumb to the da rk side of the Fo rce as any Force user-and perhaps more so.
Some Warriors may grow tired of maintaining the constant struggle for control and give in to the dark side as an easier route to power. Others might have th eir persona l moral code shattered by a si ngle event. Warriors who face an im poss ible situation an d do something that goes against what they be lieve in, something they had not thought themselves capable of, can find th emselves over the edge.
Som e WarriOrs might simply come to revel in the violence that fills their life and begin fightin g and killing for the plea sure of it, enjoying the use of strength and power The dark side of the Force preys on emotional weaknesses; whether fear or anger sets Warriors on this path, once they have started dow n it, they find it difficul t to return to the light.
To change course, such a Warrior has to face the darkness within, and resist. Morality assists the e M and the p laye rs as they work to shape the struggle be tween good and evil that takes place within every disciple of the Force.
It also helps to differentiate each character's unique strugg le, fo r no two be ings perceive the universe in exactly the same way, or undergo precisely the tests of faith or prowess. AS the fighting styl es of Warrio rs vary wildly, so too does an indiv idual's pe rception o f right and wrong. An Aggressor might justify the brutality of one fight because it makes another fight avoidable, or a Steel Hand Adept might be willi ng to take down an unsuspecting, unarmed oppon ent if it means saving the lives of others.
A Warrior committed to living up to the heritage o f a Shii-Cho Knight likely has a stricter moral code than a Colossus who craves a worthy oppon en t to demonstra te t he ir fighti ng prowess, though both are ready to fight for a cause.
These characters each have their own perce ption of what is right and what is wrong and judge themselves accordingly. The Moralities of other pes in a group may conflict With a Warrior's code. Characters who value peaceful solutions might disapprove of trle violence displayed by a Juyo Berse rker, not real izing the carefu l focus that directs the Berserker's aggression.
Though it might not always be obvious to oHler characters, some Warriors do follow Jedi ideals, or a persona l interpretation of th em. Wa rriors may use t he Force to attack as well as defend, but a Warrior still makes difficult decisions, struggling to remain on the light side of the Fo rce. Players may choose to roll randomly on the table or select a Morality based on a ba ckground, core philosophy, or desired chara cter arc Ea ch character starts play wit h a Mora lity value.
Prone to forgetting personal flaws. Dedication: The character remains focused on current duties, trai ning, or the job at hand. Possibly loyal to a cause or creed, the character is will ing to sacri fice their life itself for those belieFs, if that is necessary. I I I, I Obsession: The character has a tendency to focus on one th ing to the exclusion of all else and fails to see the bigger picture.
I ,j I 25 - 32 Camaraderie: The character works well as part of a tea m whether leading or following, remaining loyal to com rades no matter wh at The character is quic k to recognize the strengths and weaknesses of othe rs and works to ensure the group stays together and functions effectively. Conformity: When working with others, this character has a te ndency to va lue the group above all else. Th e characte r also forgets Lo trust personal instincts, preferring La fit in with the group rather than voice a differing opinion.
Believing in personal action and the ab ility to achieve one's goals, this character never gives up on a task. Obstinacy: Once this character has become determined about something or formed an opi nion. Others learn to respect the character's principles, but for thi s character, it is persona l honor that matters, not wha t others th ink.
Vanity: The character is more concerned with appearing to do the right thing l han ensuring an outcome that benefits everyone. Believing themselves to be a hero, the character wants to prove this to olhers and to receive pra ise for these efforts Justice: The character feels responsible for punishi ng the wicked and saving, or avenging, the gOOd.
Th is character likes to work on the right side of loca l laws, where possible. Judging: Believing they have a right to pass judgement on others, this character expects their personal morals and rules to apply wherever they go. Refusing to show mercy to those who have not shown mercy to others. When surro und ed by sufferi ng, the character forgets to stay alert. This character's skiUs and reflexes are sharp from constant training and practice Repression: The character considers relaxation and leisure activities superfluous or harmful and expects everyone to be just as disciplin ed.
They look down on those whO do not likewise wo rk cease lessly to better themselves and figh t for change. Th iS can make the character slow to act. Th is character knows that even partial successes and minor victories help to make the galaxy a better place for all. The PC has mu ltiple emotiona l strengths and wea knesses. They are too trusting. The Jedi Master Voda's diminutive stature often led opponents to underestimate his prowess in battle.
Still, some species are particularly suited for the life of a Warrior due to physique, temperament, cultural tradition, or som e comb ination of such factors.
The spec ies presented here are all naturally sui ted to t he Warrior career, although of cou rse they can also succeed in any path. Dowutins are brash, arrogant, and immensely strong. These traits lend themselves part icularly well to the Aggressor, Colossus, and Steel Hand Adept specializations. Mikkians hail from a warrior and spiritual culture, which prepares them for the study of the Force and its applications in battle.
Finally, the Phydolons are a pai red symbiotic species; bo th physical ly robust and possessed of uniq ue spi ritual insights, they ca n bring a ba lance between menta l disci p line and physical endurance to any specia lization. Just as a member of any species can succeed as a Warrior, the species presented here are likewise free to pursue any path. Although hulking Dowutins are obvious candidates for combat-focused specia lizations. Looking a bi t further afiel d, a solitary Dowutin is actually a very natural fit for a Seeker career.
Dowut ins away from their homeworld tend toward solitary lives and se ldom work we ll wi th others, whic h ca n ma ke for inte resti ng roleplaying opportunities. As with all elements of a character's bac kground, players and GMs should look at a pes species in terms of what it can bring to a unique and entertaining character. The largest recorded Dowutin stood almost four meters tall and weighed over two metric tons. Strong Dowutins prosper in their time, and their size is irrelevant to future generations.
Elder Dowutins are immensely strong and tough. Some beings claim that the hide of a mature Dowutin compares favorably to laminate armor when it comes to defensive capability. For reasons that are not entirely clear, Dowutins almost invariably return to Dowut in their later years.
In part, this may be a simple matter of practicality: most space stations, ships, and even cities simply are not designed for occupants of such immensity. However, some outsiders theorize that an instinctive, unspoken desire for their homeworld grips Dowutins more strongly as they age. So extensive are their life spa ns. It is certai n. For these reasons. However, Dowutin arrogance is often just as immense. Alon gside their incred ible longevity, Dow utins possess a comp lementary t rai t even rarer among sen tients: they neve r stop growing.
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