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| − | A '''Praetorian''' is a character from the [[Praetoria|Praetorian Earth]] dimension. For a | + | A '''Praetorian''' is a character from the [[Praetoria|Praetorian Earth]] dimension. For a comprehensive list, see: [[:Category:Praetorians]]. |
'''Praetorian''' could also refer to the following: | '''Praetorian''' could also refer to the following: | ||
| − | *[[Praetorians (Enemy Group)]], an enemy group made up of the Praetorian [[Archvillain]]s and their NPC | + | *[[Praetorians (Enemy Group)]], an enemy group made up of the Praetorian [[Archvillain]]s and their NPC underlings |
*[[Praetorian (Alignment)]], a starting alignment introduced by [[Going Rogue]] | *[[Praetorian (Alignment)]], a starting alignment introduced by [[Going Rogue]] | ||
*[[Praetoria]], the world and alternate dimension discovered by [[Portal Corporation]], governed by [[Tyrant|Emperor Marcus "Tyrant" Cole]] | *[[Praetoria]], the world and alternate dimension discovered by [[Portal Corporation]], governed by [[Tyrant|Emperor Marcus "Tyrant" Cole]] | ||
Latest revision as of 16:40, 21 February 2014
A Praetorian is a character from the Praetorian Earth dimension. For a comprehensive list, see: Category:Praetorians.
Praetorian could also refer to the following:
- Praetorians (Enemy Group), an enemy group made up of the Praetorian Archvillains and their NPC underlings
- Praetorian (Alignment), a starting alignment introduced by Going Rogue
- Praetoria, the world and alternate dimension discovered by Portal Corporation, governed by Emperor Marcus "Tyrant" Cole
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