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Originally designed as an amped-up take on the well-known Stikfas modular action figure line, Xevoz utilises the ball-socket-jointing system that made Stikfas popular, this time using larger, sturdier and more unique parts to create distinctive characters (while in effect eschewing the generic elements that Stikfas was famous for.) This results in the notable blending of both the Standard Fantasy and Sci-Fi Settings by placing all these characters under [[Five Races|six different races]]:

 

Towards the discontinuation of the toyline, a new two-pack introduced two new races to the mix:

* '''REPTOSAURS'''. [[Lizard Folk]].

 

 

Despite (or possibly due to) the uniqueness of the action figure-tabletop game concept, declining sales of Xevoz toys led to Hasbro discontinuing this line, and letting go the development team - but it lives on within its strong fandom, and even newer Hasbro productions like ''[[G.I. Joe: Sigma 6]]'' and ''[[Transformers Animated]]'' utilise some design elements of this unique toyline.

 

* [[All There in the Manual]] - Before the tie-in comic was released (just 8 pages or so), the card backs and documentation (and maybe the game rules) was all it had.

* [[Animated Armor]] - Iron Spectre of the Unnaturals.

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