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Many years before he formed the Mag Force 7 team of commandos-for-hire, Xris was a government agent, betrayed by one of his own while investigating the galaxy-wide crime organization known as the Hung, and caught in a warehouse explosion which killed his partner and left him a cyborg. Now, while the rest of the Mag Force 7 is on a mission to overthrow a small planet's despot, Xris has been set up on false charges and sent to a prison planet where he's blackmailed into helping the Hung show more leaders escape. But who engineered Xris' imprisonment and why? And can he find the answers without getting himself killed.... show lessTags
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Margaret Weis was born on March 16, 1948 in Independence, Missouri. She graduated from the University of Missouri in 1970. She worked for Herald Publishing House, starting as a proofreader and leaving as the editorial director of their trade press division. In 1983, she went to work for TSR, Inc., the company responsible for numerous role-playing show more games including Dungeons and Dragons. At TSR, she was part of the design team responsible for the creation of the DragonLance saga, which lead to the DragonLance fantasy series of books. She collaborated with Tracy Hickman to write many of the books. She is also the author of the Star of the Guardian series, the Death Gate Cycle, and the Darksword Trilogy. In addition to writing, she is the owner and president of Mag Force 7, which produces collectible trading card games. (Bowker Author Biography) show less
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- Canonical title
- Hung Out
- Original title
- Hung Out
- Original publication date
- 1998-08
- People/Characters
- Xris Cyborg Tampambulos; Raol; Jamil; Quong; Jonathin Fist; Agent Rizzoli (show all 8); Dalin Rowan; Darlene
- Epigraph
- The use of a trick or stratagem permits the intended victim to make his own mistakes.
Carl Von Clausewitz,
On War - Dedication
- No bird soars too high,
if he soars with his own wings.
William Blake
Proverbs of Hell - First words
- The buzzing was annoying, seriously annoying.
- Last words
- (Click to show. Warning: May contain spoilers.)"I'll split it with you."
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