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<c>Commander Greven il-Vec</c> was the man in command of the skyship [[Predator]] and the armies of [[Rath]]. Once a human member of the [[Vec]], he allied with the [[Phyrexia]]ns and was made an outcast. His Phyrexian enhancements augmented his muscle mass and fighting skills, however, much to his chagrin he was also fitted with a mimetic spine that the [[Evincar]]s could use to control and punish the warrior. This demeaning at the hands of people Greven considered his inferiors left him extremely bitter and resentful, which he then took out on his soldiers. This, combined with his being an exacting taskmaster who was more than willing to execute weak or insubordinate soldiers made him unpopular with his men. | <c>Commander Greven ''il''-Vec</c> was the man in command of the skyship [[Predator]] and the armies of [[Rath]]. Once a human member of the [[Vec]], he allied with the [[Phyrexia]]ns and was made an outcast. His Phyrexian enhancements augmented his muscle mass and fighting skills, however, much to his chagrin he was also fitted with a mimetic spine that the [[Evincar]]s could use to control and punish the warrior. This demeaning at the hands of people Greven considered his inferiors left him extremely bitter and resentful, which he then took out on his soldiers. This, combined with his being an exacting taskmaster who was more than willing to execute weak or insubordinate soldiers made him unpopular with his men. | ||
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Commander Greven <i>il</i>-Vec was the man in command of the skyship Predator and the armies of Rath. Once a human member of the Vec, he allied with the Phyrexians and was made an outcast. His Phyrexian enhancements augmented his muscle mass and fighting skills, however, much to his chagrin he was also fitted with a mimetic spine that the Evincars could use to control and punish the warrior. This demeaning at the hands of people Greven considered his inferiors left him extremely bitter and resentful, which he then took out on his soldiers. This, combined with his being an exacting taskmaster who was more than willing to execute weak or insubordinate soldiers made him unpopular with his men.
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