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The Hand is a defunct group of supervillains formed under the leadership of Mandarin. Their purpose was primarily to steal Stark Enterprises' technology. They were the arch-rivals of Force Works. Both teams disbanded and eventually reformed again around the same time. The hand (by itself) is first seen in the last scene the Other Mother was in. Coraline and the Ghost Chilren pulled the door shut, on top of the Beldam's hand. Eventually, in the 2nd to last scene, the hand comes out of the door and follows Coraline to the well, hoping to pull her back. The Hand of the Emperor (or just "The Hand") is the most powerful appointed position in the Liang Empire, second only to the Emperor in authority and responsibility. The Hand is the Emperor's closest advisor, appointed and authorized to make decisions in the Emperor's name. The Hand of the Emperor is the highest-ranking member of the Imperial Vessel, and leads meetings of the council as proxy for the emperor when the monarch is absent. The Hand of the Emperor is formally addressed as Lord Hand and resides in the Hand's Spire at the Cloud Palace along with his family and household. Members of the Hand are practitioners of powerful occult magic and can murder a person and bring that person back to life as a servant of the Hand, but a few are known to have reversed this programming. The Hand's attempts to spread its dark influence over the world have led them into battle countless times through the centuries with an order known as the Chaste. The Hand, to przygoda będąca częścią kampanii Living Force do gry fabularnej Star Wars: Roleplaying Game (WoTC) wydawanej przez Wizards of the Coast. Przygodę wydano w 2005 roku i jej autorem jest Morrie Mullins i Jae Walker. Przygoda "The Hand" jest drugą częścią trylogii EndTimes. The Hand(ザ・ハンド（手）Za Hando) is the Stand of Okuyasu Nijimura featured in Diamond Is Unbreakable. The Hand, also known as the Hand of God or the Hand of Death, are a powerful alien species of which little is known by most other races. They are an old alien species who were imprisoned in another dimension. G'Kar believed this to be the source of many races' legend about a dark force being driven out by a greater force of light in prehistory. After the second Shadow war, the Hand began to make their attempts at returning to reclaim known space. To accomplish this, they began to secretly raid other races' trading routes and attempted to destabilize the Interstellar Alliance. They formed pacts with servants who would be spared from this destruction and were given advanced pieces of technology, though these were toys compared to the race's full capabilities. One of these servants, Minister This is one of stubbs powers, stubbs rips off his hand and throws it, from there it can control all enemies except soldiers with helmets, the hand is fast moving and can crawl across surfaces like walls and ce ilings. The hand can be easily destroyed so watch out for armed enemies. The Hand was a roleplaying-game adventure in year five of the Living Force campaign. It was the second adventure in the EndTimes trilogy and was written by Morrie Mullins and Jae Walker. It was first seen attempting to grope Bellidandy back in the good ol' days. She whacked it off, shouted accusatory comments and escaped with her innocence intact... (barely) Somehow, it has travelled across the multiverse, and continues to do so to this day, as it has been seen in a variety of unusual locations, including the fresh prince of fresh fruit's house and Merasmus' mansion. The Hand is an ancient Japanese organization who sought a specific block in Hell's Kitchen in order to deploy Black Sky. The Hand is the true antagonist of Legend of Kyrandia: Book 2 - the sequel of Legend of Kyrandia: replacing Malcolm as the primary antagonist of the story. The Hand is a giant disembodied glove, rumored to have once been part of a giant sorcerer in ancient times, however by the time of the story The Hand was fully independent and formulated an evil scheme to send the hero of the story on many perilous adventurers in order to usurp his former master and spread evil across the world.

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The Hand is an ancient Japanese organization who sought a specific block in Hell's Kitchen in order to deploy Black Sky. The Hand, to przygoda będąca częścią kampanii Living Force do gry fabularnej Star Wars: Roleplaying Game (WoTC) wydawanej przez Wizards of the Coast. Przygodę wydano w 2005 roku i jej autorem jest Morrie Mullins i Jae Walker. Przygoda "The Hand" jest drugą częścią trylogii EndTimes. This is one of stubbs powers, stubbs rips off his hand and throws it, from there it can control all enemies except soldiers with helmets, the hand is fast moving and can crawl across surfaces like walls and ce ilings. The hand can be easily destroyed so watch out for armed enemies. The Hand, also known as the Hand of God or the Hand of Death, are a powerful alien species of which little is known by most other races. They are an old alien species who were imprisoned in another dimension. G'Kar believed this to be the source of many races' legend about a dark force being driven out by a greater force of light in prehistory. After the second Shadow war, the Hand began to make their attempts at returning to reclaim known space. To accomplish this, they began to secretly raid other races' trading routes and attempted to destabilize the Interstellar Alliance. They formed pacts with servants who would be spared from this destruction and were given advanced pieces of technology, though these were toys compared to the race's full capabilities. One of these servants, Minister Kafta, said that rewarding loyalty is the Hand's only virtue. He also claimed that the Shadows were insects compared to the Hand. The Hand Servitors are a common type of servant of the Hand who appear as black robed beings with a deep monotone voice. These creatures controlled snowflake-shaped vessels that were capable of destroying vessels of other races. Information on the Hand came to be known by the Interstellar Alliance and they attempted to learn more about the enigmatic race. The Valen, a diplomatic vessel under Ranger command, was dispatched for the task, but was destroyed by the Hand warships, but not before dislodging their passengers onto the Ranger vessel Liandra. The Hand Servitors tried to destroy the Ranger crew but failed in their task. The Hand(ザ・ハンド（手）Za Hando) is the Stand of Okuyasu Nijimura featured in Diamond Is Unbreakable. The Hand of the Emperor (or just "The Hand") is the most powerful appointed position in the Liang Empire, second only to the Emperor in authority and responsibility. The Hand is the Emperor's closest advisor, appointed and authorized to make decisions in the Emperor's name. The Hand of the Emperor is the highest-ranking member of the Imperial Vessel, and leads meetings of the council as proxy for the emperor when the monarch is absent. During the reign of strong and able emperors, the Hand is the chief agent for coordinating and carrying out the emperor's plans. During the reign of weak or ineffectual kings, the Hand is often the real power behind the throne, and the man chiefly responsible for holding the realm together. The Hand is supposed to fulfill plans made by the emperor, but during the reign of weak kings when the Hand is left to clean up the political mess caused by inept rulers, a common saying is that "The King shits, and the Hand wipes". The Hand of the Emperor is formally addressed as Lord Hand and resides in the Hand's Spire at the Cloud Palace along with his family and household. The Hand was a roleplaying-game adventure in year five of the Living Force campaign. It was the second adventure in the EndTimes trilogy and was written by Morrie Mullins and Jae Walker. The Hand is a defunct group of supervillains formed under the leadership of Mandarin. Their purpose was primarily to steal Stark Enterprises' technology. They were the arch-rivals of Force Works. Both teams disbanded and eventually reformed again around the same time. The hand (by itself) is first seen in the last scene the Other Mother was in. Coraline and the Ghost Chilren pulled the door shut, on top of the Beldam's hand. Eventually, in the 2nd to last scene, the hand comes out of the door and follows Coraline to the well, hoping to pull her back. It was first seen attempting to grope Bellidandy back in the good ol' days. She whacked it off, shouted accusatory comments and escaped with her innocence intact... (barely) Somehow, it has travelled across the multiverse, and continues to do so to this day, as it has been seen in a variety of unusual locations, including the fresh prince of fresh fruit's house and Merasmus' mansion. Members of the Hand are practitioners of powerful occult magic and can murder a person and bring that person back to life as a servant of the Hand, but a few are known to have reversed this programming. The Hand's attempts to spread its dark influence over the world have led them into battle countless times through the centuries with an order known as the Chaste. One of the Hand's greatest warriors was Elektra. She had been cast out by the Chaste when it became apparent she was still consumed by grief, hatred, and pain following her father's murder. To prove her worth to the leader of the Chaste, Elektra planned to infiltrate the Hand and destroy them from within. Instead, she was tricked by the Hand into killing her former sensei. Taking advantage of Elektra's fragile psyche, the Hand turned her to their dark ways. The Hand is the true antagonist of Legend of Kyrandia: Book 2 - the sequel of Legend of Kyrandia: replacing Malcolm as the primary antagonist of the story. The Hand is a giant disembodied glove, rumored to have once been part of a giant sorcerer in ancient times, however by the time of the story The Hand was fully independent and formulated an evil scheme to send the hero of the story on many perilous adventurers in order to usurp his former master and spread evil across the world. Eventually The Hand confronts the hero when she comes across an ancient machine that controls the world itself - the machine has had one of its gears removed and was slowly destroying everything, as she fixed the machine The Hand decided to end her interference personally. The Hand engaged her in a battle, having tied up its former master, Marko, beforehand but is defeated when Marko manages to escape his bonds and throws the evil glove into the gears of the machine, which begin turning again and shred the glove to shreds.

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