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Damien Starkiller was a Human male binary clone of Ussej Padric Bac III and Isabella Dashin. Starkiller was created by Carden Mannux, who obtained the DNA of Bac and Dashin in order to create him. Years later, acting on orders from Mannux, Starkiller founded and organized the original Guardians of Lettow, bringing them to Lehon where they headquartered themselves in the Temple of the Ancients.

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  • Damien Starkiller was a Human male binary clone of Ussej Padric Bac III and Isabella Dashin. Starkiller was created by Carden Mannux, who obtained the DNA of Bac and Dashin in order to create him. Years later, acting on orders from Mannux, Starkiller founded and organized the original Guardians of Lettow, bringing them to Lehon where they headquartered themselves in the Temple of the Ancients.
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  • Damien Starkiller was a Human male binary clone of Ussej Padric Bac III and Isabella Dashin. Starkiller was created by Carden Mannux, who obtained the DNA of Bac and Dashin in order to create him. Years later, acting on orders from Mannux, Starkiller founded and organized the original Guardians of Lettow, bringing them to Lehon where they headquartered themselves in the Temple of the Ancients.
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