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Marked by a face resembling a [[fiend]], Sabag is a [[serial killer]] whom considers his horrific [[murder]] to be high [[art]]. He uses his [[shapeshifting]] abilities to assume the forms of those he kills to promote as much [[horror]] in further [[victim]]s, both in the waking world and that of their [[dream]]s. He considers his entire [[domain]] to be fair game for his grisly games.<ref>[[A Hundred Shades of Dark]], [[Quoth the Raven Issue 25]] p. 83</ref> | Marked by a face resembling a [[fiend]], Sabag the ghoul lord is a [[serial killer]] whom considers his horrific [[murder]] to be high [[art]]. He uses his [[shapeshifting]] abilities to assume the forms of those he kills to promote as much [[horror]] in further [[victim]]s, both in the waking world and that of their [[dream]]s. He considers his entire [[domain]] to be fair game for his grisly games.<ref>[[A Hundred Shades of Dark]], [[Quoth the Raven Issue 25]] p. 83</ref> | ||
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Marked by a face resembling a fiend, Sabag the ghoul lord is a serial killer whom considers his horrific murder to be high art. He uses his shapeshifting abilities to assume the forms of those he kills to promote as much horror in further victims, both in the waking world and that of their dreams. He considers his entire domain to be fair game for his grisly games.[1]
