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8/27/2015 2:25:21 PM
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If you read the Grimore, the cabal are actually more motivated by fear of their own emperor more than anything else.
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This I know. Their empire is very powerful, even when the cabal face a god. They go in with out fear of their enemy. For their empire is far worse. Something is coming and it is their empire
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I only say this because I wouldn't call them loyal. I'd call them fearful of their own empire
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Yeah,but again they brothers were loyal to their commander. The empire must be very powerful to put fear into them, enough to challenge a god!
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Again I wouldn't say they were loyal. They were probably fearful of their commanders more than anything. Loyalty through fear is powerful but I don't consider it true loyalty.
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Yes, tho one would think they would run from a god
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What if they were told it was a toco run and when the crashed they were like 'well, might as well blow stuff up while I'm here'??
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To them Oryx is not a god, just another powerful enemy
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To kill.
