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Honorable Mention: Inchie
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When Roz'etta was a child, she had a pet Titan nitrogen-worm. His name was Inchie, and they loved each other very much.
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The little girl took good care of her pet, making sure he was well-behaved and ate well, but not too much to get sick. They were friends for years, including in scenes we got to see when, through magic machinations, we were able to see a piece of the past and thus witness a little girl and her pet interact.
Then Inchie got old and had to be released into the wild to end his lifecycle with his kind. That is how the story of Inchie ended.
Until we stepped foot on the planet Graxos IV, where it was being terrorized by horrifying beasts.
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These may look like beasts to you, but to Roz'etta, they are like Inchie, but bigger. Much, much, much bigger. Graxos IV used to be a rainforest planet, but these worms turned it into a deserted wasteland. Thus a mystery opened up, how did these worms get to Graxos IV, and how did they come to grow so large? And is what moved these worms a threat to the safety of Saturn?
Roz'etta has now done something maybe scar never expected, and has hired the investigation team of Star Hawkins and Ilda to spane into this mystery. You never know what you'll find if you overturn every stone in this campaign, and I am eager to hear what led these worms from the moons of Saturn to become planet destroyers.
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Now Inchie, don't destroy planets, or you won't have any room left for your dinner!
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Not a stinky alien. :(
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