Croag

Croag paced the small plateau, feeling with every step how the surface might bend and reshape itself to his will, his will, but bent by the skill of Davvol.

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It was of simple construction, very durable, and able to tangentially threaten Croag.

Bloodlines Coleman, Loren L. 1999

Extending one clawed hand, Croag set a single finger against Davvol's black armored skullcap, right where the circular depression would be, the evincar knew with a sudden wave of fear.

Bloodlines Coleman, Loren L. 1999

A Coracin physical characteristic - in his mind, a defect-was that the bone plates in their wide skulls never quite closed and so left a vulnerable spot over the brain, a vulnerability that Croag had agreed to remedy, as Davvol's mind was of importance to both Davvol and the Phyrexians.

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In the back of his mind, where Croag had stored the mental essence of Davvol, the Phyrexian heard the evincar's dark laugh.

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In his state of semi-consciousness, Croag heard several thunderous whispers which reverberated through his skull and brought with them pleasant memories: the scents of smelted iron and fresh oil.

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Croag turned a slow circle, his steel bands rubbing together.

Bloodlines Coleman, Loren L. 1999

Koralld fell from his overhead holds even as Croag snapped his attention to the ceiling.

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Events had conspired against him in a way even Croag could not have.

Bloodlines Coleman, Loren L. 1999

Croag worked his way farther into the room but kept an appreciable distance from Koralld.

Bloodlines Coleman, Loren L. 1999