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Quint Freedman, who was of Maori descent, proudly wore a moko as a sign of his cultural background. (TNG video game: Away Team) High in the Peruvian mountains, the ancient Inca city of Machu Picchu lay undisturbed for many hundreds of years. Upon its rediscovery early in the twentieth century, tombs were violated and sacred grounds desecrated by treasure hunters and archeologist. Amidst this gold rush, a supernatural guardian by the name of Moko crept, unseen from the shadows of the crypts. With a divine mandate to wash the ziggurats with the blood of the despoilers, Moko wrought his vengeance. With justice served in Machu Picchu, Moko wandered throughout his native Peru in a daze, shocked by the new and unfamiliar world he found himself in. Upon learning of the atrocities visited upon his Incan people by the Spanish Conquistadors, Moko's mind became addled with rage. He relinquished his role as divine protector an

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Feral Roar Monkey Pound

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Quint Freedman, who was of Maori descent, proudly wore a moko as a sign of his cultural background. (TNG video game: Away Team) High in the Peruvian mountains, the ancient Inca city of Machu Picchu lay undisturbed for many hundreds of years. Upon its rediscovery early in the twentieth century, tombs were violated and sacred grounds desecrated by treasure hunters and archeologist. Amidst this gold rush, a supernatural guardian by the name of Moko crept, unseen from the shadows of the crypts. With a divine mandate to wash the ziggurats with the blood of the despoilers, Moko wrought his vengeance. With justice served in Machu Picchu, Moko wandered throughout his native Peru in a daze, shocked by the new and unfamiliar world he found himself in. Upon learning of the atrocities visited upon his Incan people by the Spanish Conquistadors, Moko's mind became addled with rage. He relinquished his role as divine protector and defender, and in doing so became mortal, adopting a nomadic existence fuelled by a desire for retribution against the civilised world.