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{{quote|''"All things must wither and die. Let root rot and bower blight, to feed the pestilence of abandoned hope."''|'''Aghalhor the Bringer of Poxes''', ''[[Warhammer
The Plaguemaster is a character who delights in disease and pestilence, gleefully spreading contagions and poxes across the world [[For the Evulz]]. Leprous wounds, eyes scabbed over with crusted filth, weeping sores, unburied corpses piling up in the streets - these are a few of their favorite things, and they'll use whatever technological or supernatural talents they possess to bring about [[The End of the World as We Know It]] with a hacking, bloody cough.
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== [[Tabletop Games]] ==
* In ''[[Warhammer Fantasy Battle]]'' and ''[[Warhammer
** Also in [[Warhammer Fantasy Battle]], the Skaven (a race of humanoid rats) have a clan dedicated to cataloqueing, creating and spreading diseases.
** It is rumored that Nurgle loves all life equally. That is, he values a human just as much as a bacterium. Since they outnumber us billions to one, you get the god of plagues.
* The ''[[Dungeons
** Also horrifically broken because of the very book it was printed in (one of the diseases gives you Stat Bonuses, and you become immune to the drawbacks).
*** However, its final power is becoming the disease itself and infecting people. This would be all well and good if most worlds didn't have lots of clerics, who can kill the Cancer mage with a 3rd level spell if the CM fails their weakest save. Cancer mages tend not to use that ability outside of settings where the gods have legged it.
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