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The Rad Zone is a region of high radiation, the result of some incident during the war, similar to the Acid Wastes.

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  • The Rad Zone is a region of high radiation, the result of some incident during the war, similar to the Acid Wastes.
  • The Rad Zone is where Grimlock stored a trio of stolen Decepticon ships, including the Graviton. Apparently even the Decepticons don't go there. Why? Who knows? The answer probably involves how badass Grimlock is. The Last Autobot? (One might hazard a guess that it is a region of high radiation, possibly the result of some incident during the war, similar to the Acid Wastes) Whether or not this zone wants to tell you about the Transformers remains to be seen.
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  • The Rad Zone is a region of high radiation, the result of some incident during the war, similar to the Acid Wastes.
  • The Rad Zone is where Grimlock stored a trio of stolen Decepticon ships, including the Graviton. Apparently even the Decepticons don't go there. Why? Who knows? The answer probably involves how badass Grimlock is. The Last Autobot? (One might hazard a guess that it is a region of high radiation, possibly the result of some incident during the war, similar to the Acid Wastes) Whether or not this zone wants to tell you about the Transformers remains to be seen.
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