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New Battle Chaser's Concept Art

Over at the Battle Chaser's development blog they've posted a concept for a familiar foe to our heroes...The Lycelots.
These hyena-like warriors are brutal cousins of the Lycelots from the original comics. They've lost their ability to shapeshift, but what they may lack in subtlety is made up for in sheer combat prowess.


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awesome work
June 18, 2015 5:23 PM
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