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* "DMZ" between Legion and Missing Texture lattices established, and upheld|previous = [[Anglerfish War]]|next = [[Irish-Bahamian War]]}}The '''Missing Texture Gang-Legion War''' was a short conflict over lattice space between [[ERROR Gang|Missing Texture Gang]] and [[Legion]] on [[Canvas 35]]. It was characterized by MTG's repeat attempts at breaching the lattice border with Legion, though their attempts were quickly repelled. After several failed attacks into Legion territory, a "DMZ" was established. It was largely respected until reset and the war was considered over. | * "DMZ" between Legion and Missing Texture lattices established, and upheld|previous = [[Anglerfish War]]|next = [[Irish-Bahamian War]]|image=The DMZ After the battle for the missing textures lattice..png}}The '''Missing Texture Gang-Legion War''' was a short conflict over lattice space between [[ERROR Gang|Missing Texture Gang]] and [[Legion]] on [[Canvas 35]]. It was characterized by MTG's repeat attempts at breaching the lattice border with Legion, though their attempts were quickly repelled. After several failed attacks into Legion territory, a "DMZ" was established. It was largely respected until reset and the war was considered over. | ||
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Revision as of 13:40, 13 February 2021
The Missing Texture Gang-Legion War was a short conflict over lattice space between Missing Texture Gang and Legion on Canvas 35. It was characterized by MTG's repeat attempts at breaching the lattice border with Legion, though their attempts were quickly repelled. After several failed attacks into Legion territory, a "DMZ" was established. It was largely respected until reset and the war was considered over.