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'''The Reliquary''' was an illustrated short feature included within issues of the [[Faction Paradox (series)|''Faction Paradox'' comic series]]. It detailed various occult relics related to [[Faction Paradox]]. | |||
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'''The Reliquary''' was an illustrated short feature included within issues of the [[Faction Paradox (series)|''Faction Paradox'' comic series]]. It detailed various occult relics related to [[Faction Paradox]]. | |||
The edition of the Reliquary included in [[FP 1]] covered [[Faction Paradox mask]]s, the [[Five Watchmen of Boston]], and the [[Bone-Stave]]s of the [[Mayakai]]. The edition of the Reliquary in [[FP 2]] covered [[Makandal Sliver]]s, [[William Bell]]'s codex, and the last known stuffed [[Dodo]]. | The edition of the Reliquary included in [[FP 1]] covered [[Faction Paradox mask]]s, the [[Five Watchmen of Boston]], and the [[Bone-Stave]]s of the [[Mayakai]]. The edition of the Reliquary in [[FP 2]] covered [[Makandal Sliver]]s, [[William Bell]]'s codex, and the last known stuffed [[Dodo]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:18, 9 November 2023
The Reliquary was an illustrated short feature included within issues of the Faction Paradox comic series. It detailed various occult relics related to Faction Paradox.
The edition of the Reliquary included in FP 1 covered Faction Paradox masks, the Five Watchmen of Boston, and the Bone-Staves of the Mayakai. The edition of the Reliquary in FP 2 covered Makandal Slivers, William Bell's codex, and the last known stuffed Dodo.
