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| - The Mutilator was a YZ-775 medium transport that was owned by Gilflyn, a Dark Jedi who was based on the planet Corellia during the reign of the New Republic.
- Back in 1998, Mutilator burst onto the e-wrestling scene. He worked as a lower card wrestler for the now defunct Extreme Combat Wrestling, run by Apocalypse. He returned in June '98 and faced Mad Jack in his first match back. He would go on to have a 13-1 record for the promotion, finally losing to Lethal Enforcer in 2000.
- Multilator is a scro battlewagon that is under construction on the planet Dukagsh.
- Mutilator is a powerful Dozer-class F.R.E.AK. and one of two boss characters found in the video game Bio F.R.E.A.K.S.
- The exact origins of the servants of Chaos known as Mutilators is not exactly clear. It is generally believed that the first of their number were originally Terminators of the Traitor Legions who specialised in close-quarters fighting, but as with all who harbour an obsession within the Warp, they grew to become the incarnation of the murderous desires in their hearts. Like their bretheren Chaos Space Marines, they adopted an obsession with the Warp that mutated them into mindless killing machines, becoming one with the axes and swords that they hold dear. Those who dedicate themselves to the act of killing in melee cannot help but be affected by it. The satisfying impact of a bludgeon smashing into an unprotected head, the yielding of flesh to the point of a blade axe’s bloody bite – even
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| - The exact origins of the servants of Chaos known as Mutilators is not exactly clear. It is generally believed that the first of their number were originally Terminators of the Traitor Legions who specialised in close-quarters fighting, but as with all who harbour an obsession within the Warp, they grew to become the incarnation of the murderous desires in their hearts. Like their bretheren Chaos Space Marines, they adopted an obsession with the Warp that mutated them into mindless killing machines, becoming one with the axes and swords that they hold dear. Those who dedicate themselves to the act of killing in melee cannot help but be affected by it. The satisfying impact of a bludgeon smashing into an unprotected head, the yielding of flesh to the point of a blade axe’s bloody bite – even the most faithful Space Marine cannot deny that these acts bring a rush, or even a thrill, to the mind and body alike. A lifetime of unrelenting battle can breed a dangerous need for such acts of violence, and when that period spans several centuries, the effects upon the psyche can be dramatic. For those who seek refuge in the Immaterium, this psychosis is magnified beyond all reason. Such warriors might begin their descent into madness by constant maintenance of their weapons in between battle, by chaining themselves to their favoured wargear, or by outright refusing to let go of their favoured tools of war under any circumstances. These dangerously focused individuals are easy prey for the corruption of Chaos. Before long, a warrior who yearns too much for the visceral charms of battle may find that he has fused with his weapons, the blade becoming part of him as a hand would be to a normal man. Over time, these assault specialists come to identify more with their weaponry than with their fellow Battle-Brothers. Disillusioned by the fickle nature of Mankind, they instead strive for the simple purity of the blade. As the years take their toll, such individuals leave their humanity behind altogether, becoming living weapons. But a physical bond to their weapons is only the beginning of a Mutilator's warped transformation. As the warrior’s physicality changes, his spirit fuses with the war-spirits of destruction and butchery that flicker within his weaponry. Even the smallest scalpel has a psychic reflection in the Warp – a splinter of potential that becomes stronger the more deaths the weapons causes. The eldest of weapons, having claimed the hot blood of countless victims, have strong but simple war-spirits that thirst for battle. A truly ancient relic may even have a limited sentience or be possessed of a battle lust that surpasses that of its wielder. Mutilators seek not only to commune with these war-spirits, but to absorb them, assimilating the Warp-spawned power of the massacred enemies' weapons into their own souls and Fleshmetal bodies so that they can manifest corrupted versions at will, adding to their corrupted arsenal. However, Mutilators are not content to stop there – Eviscerators and bladed siege mauls whirr and clank into being at the ends of their grotesquely muscled arms, bringing death to the enemy. Each kill anoints and empowers the weapon-spirits that each Mutilator manifests, his dagger-sharp teeth bared in glee as he dismembers and crushes the bodies of his foes. A true Mutilator can summon whichever weapon they desire at will, transforming their distorted arms into the hell and fury of the Chaos Gods.
- The Mutilator was a YZ-775 medium transport that was owned by Gilflyn, a Dark Jedi who was based on the planet Corellia during the reign of the New Republic.
- Back in 1998, Mutilator burst onto the e-wrestling scene. He worked as a lower card wrestler for the now defunct Extreme Combat Wrestling, run by Apocalypse. He returned in June '98 and faced Mad Jack in his first match back. He would go on to have a 13-1 record for the promotion, finally losing to Lethal Enforcer in 2000.
- Multilator is a scro battlewagon that is under construction on the planet Dukagsh.
- Mutilator is a powerful Dozer-class F.R.E.AK. and one of two boss characters found in the video game Bio F.R.E.A.K.S.
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