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==Fiction== | ==Fiction== | ||
===IDW Generation 1 continuity=== | ===IDW Generation 1 continuity=== | ||
While incarcerated at [[Grindcore (prison)|Grindcore]], Skids worked a few jobs for [[Tarn (DJD)|Tarn]], the prison warden. One of | While incarcerated at [[Grindcore (prison)|Grindcore]], Skids worked a few jobs for [[Tarn (DJD)|Tarn]], the prison warden. One of these jobs was the repair of the "teleport generator" for a supposed "teleport chamber". This device was presented as a means to send slaves out of Grindcore and to work camps. For some inmates the device represented a way out, and as such, a source of hope. | ||
Though Tarn claimed it would have sent its payload to Cyber-Outpost 117 on Ambervalia, it instead melted everyone down for raw materials. {{storylink|Speak, Memory! (Part 2)}} | |||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
Revision as of 05:34, 19 April 2018
Ambervalia, soon to be "New Tarn", is a planet where Cyber-Outpost 117 is located.
Fiction
IDW Generation 1 continuity
While incarcerated at Grindcore, Skids worked a few jobs for Tarn, the prison warden. One of these jobs was the repair of the "teleport generator" for a supposed "teleport chamber". This device was presented as a means to send slaves out of Grindcore and to work camps. For some inmates the device represented a way out, and as such, a source of hope.
Though Tarn claimed it would have sent its payload to Cyber-Outpost 117 on Ambervalia, it instead melted everyone down for raw materials. Speak, Memory! (Part 2)
Notes
- Ambervalia takes its name from the Roman agricultural festival Ambarvalia. Said festival involved sacrificing a group of animals after first leading them in a procession... not unlike the way in which the prisoners of Grindcore were led into the "teleport" chamber, then slaughtered.
