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The '''Paradox Cloud''' was a menacing [[purple]] [[thunderstorm]] cloud that appeared in the sky across [[time]] and [[space]], wrecking havoc on everything it came into contact with, changing them. It was created by [[the Master]] using the [[Paradox Engine]]. | |||
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The '''Paradox Cloud''' was a menacing [[purple]] thunderstorm cloud that appeared in the sky across [[time]] and [[space]], wrecking havoc on everything it came into contact with, changing them. | |||
The effects of the Paradox Cloud could be negated by usage of [[Paradox Dust]]. ([[GAME]]: ''[[ | The effects of the Paradox Cloud could be negated by usage of [[Paradox Dust]]. ([[GAME]]: ''[[Hidden Mysteries (video game)|Hidden Mysteries]]'') | ||
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Latest revision as of 08:04, 26 April 2024
The Paradox Cloud was a menacing purple thunderstorm cloud that appeared in the sky across time and space, wrecking havoc on everything it came into contact with, changing them. It was created by the Master using the Paradox Engine.
The effects of the Paradox Cloud could be negated by usage of Paradox Dust. (GAME: Hidden Mysteries)
