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:''For the [[D&D]] deity that carries the motive of the snake biting its own tail, see [[Jazirian]].'' | |||
The '''Ouroboros''' is a warp creature buried underneath [[Caliban]]. It resembles a giant worm with huge pincers and a human face. While it does not consume itself, it does cause the [[Dark Angels]] to turn against each other. For some reason, despite the assumption that sorcery was extra outlawed on Terra, a group of Terran sorcerers both knew what it was and were trying to get rid of it. Oh, and it is a component of the Old One construct that built the Webway (along with the [[Tuchulcha]], an engine that acts more like a [[Great Unclean One]], and some other thing). | The '''Ouroboros''' is a warp creature buried underneath [[Caliban]]. It resembles a giant worm with huge pincers and a human face. While it does not consume itself, it does cause the [[Dark Angels]] to turn against each other. For some reason, despite the assumption that sorcery was extra outlawed on Terra, a group of Terran sorcerers both knew what it was and were trying to get rid of it. Oh, and it is a component of the Old One construct that built the Webway (along with the [[Tuchulcha]], an engine that acts more like a [[Great Unclean One]], and some other thing). | ||
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Revision as of 13:44, 27 November 2017
The Ouroboros is a warp creature buried underneath Caliban. It resembles a giant worm with huge pincers and a human face. While it does not consume itself, it does cause the Dark Angels to turn against each other. For some reason, despite the assumption that sorcery was extra outlawed on Terra, a group of Terran sorcerers both knew what it was and were trying to get rid of it. Oh, and it is a component of the Old One construct that built the Webway (along with the Tuchulcha, an engine that acts more like a Great Unclean One, and some other thing).