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}}'''Ravager''' was a supervillainess,<ref name="11H">She felt Murder Rat’s biology snap into her consciousness, until she could see every cell, every fluid, every part of the woman.  The two women. -[https://parahumans.wordpress.com/2012/06/23/interlude-11h/ Excerpt] from [[interlude 11h]]</ref> based in an unknown city.
}}'''Ravager''' was a supervillain who was fused with [[Mouse Protector]] to create [[Murder Rat]].<ref name="11H">She felt Murder Rat’s biology snap into her consciousness, until she could see every cell, every fluid, every part of the woman.  The two women. -[https://parahumans.wordpress.com/2012/06/23/interlude-11h/ Excerpt] from [[interlude 11h]]</ref>


==Personality==
==Personality==
Had a long standing feud with [[Mouse Protector]] possibly fueled by a [[Kiss/Kill]] syndrome.<ref>Colloquially known as the kill/kiss dynamic, in cluster-triggers, there is a very high tendency toward passionate relationships, either hostility or partnership.  Clusters have a 40% chance of one member murdering another, rising to a 50% chance when including attempted murder, 25% chance of a partnership forming, and a 10% incidence of partnership and murder coinciding.  The term partnership is used for romantic pairings in instances where sexuality and gender allow, and close friendship or formed teams with members in other cases.  In some (10% of) cases of close partnerships forming, the romantic pairing occurred despite one’s typical sexuality. - [https://parahumans.wordpress.com/2017/10/28/glow-worm-p-4/ Excerpt] from [[Glow-worm P.4]]</ref>
Had a grudge against [[Mouse Protector]] to the point of hiring the [[Slaughterhouse Nine]] to kill her. She was presumably humiliated by her defeats at Mouse Protector's hand.


===Relationships===
==Abilities and Powers ==
====[[Mouse Protector]]====
Ravager was a [[Grab-Bag Cape]]<ref name="26.3" /> who could imbue weapons, objects, and ammunition with the ability to inflict gradually worsening wounds<ref name="WOG">'''Wildbow:''' Ravager had enhanced fighting ability and the ability to deliver festering/permanently scarring wounds<br />'''Panda:''' Ah<br>'''Wildbow:''' Imbuing weapons, objects and ammunition with the bleed/scarring/infection property -[https://forums.spacebattles.com/posts/17086599/ " IRC conversation] Archived on Spacebattles</ref> which smoked and stung.<ref name="26.5">[https://parahumans.wordpress.com/category/stories-arcs-21/arc-26-sting/26-05/ Sting 26.5]</ref> All wounds Ravager inflicted would bleed, fester, and permanently scar if not tended to,<ref name="26.3" /> with scratches having the potential to worsen into evisceration.<ref name="list" /> She maintained a clairvoyant awareness of those she wounded.<ref name="list" />
Speculated as the other member of Ravager's cluster, the relationship between Mouse Protector and Ravager is possibly shifting on a spectrum of kiss/kill, and it can be inferred from the fact that Ravager was (eventually) willing to hire the [[Slaughterhouse Nine]] to kill Mouse Proctector and that Ravager was a villain while Mouse Protector a hero, that they tended towards the "kill" side of that spectrum more often than "kiss."


Despite their (possible) cluster-trigger induced animosity, it took at least the better part of two decades before their relationship deteriorated to the point of Ravager being actively wanting to kill Mouse Protector
Ravager also had enhanced fighting ability, possessing several minor powers that resulted in an enhanced physique.<ref name="26.3">[[Murder Rat|She]] was a composite of two ‘kitchen sink’ capes.  Mouse Protector and Ravager.  Two primary powers that had blended into the one, a dozen other minor powers.  Flexibility, a bizarre kind of enhanced strength, reflexes and agility that had peaks and valleys, and skin as tough as leather. - [https://parahumans.wordpress.com/2013/07/23/sting-26-3/ Excerpt] from [[Sting 26.3]]</ref><ref name="list">Ravager '''Enhanced physique, all wounds inflicted would fester and scar horrifically if not tended to, scratches becoming eviscerations; maintained clairvoyant awareness of wounded.''' - [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1pgn9rgYutpBqJg1lSBP3NHnq9WK4ToLq9K4ys_I4cRc/ Parahuman List,] Bolded edit by Wildbow</ref>


==Abilities and Powers==
==History ==
Ravager was a [[Grab-Bag Cape]] who had enhanced fighting abilities; several unnamed abilities<ref name="26.3">[[Murder Rat|She]] was a composite of two ‘kitchen sink’ capes.  Mouse Protector and Ravager.  Two primary powers that had blended into the one, a dozen other minor powers.  Flexibility, a bizarre kind of enhanced strength, reflexes and agility that had peaks and valleys, and skin as tough as leather. - [https://parahumans.wordpress.com/2013/07/23/sting-26-3/ Excerpt] from [[Sting 26.3]]</ref> that resulted in an enhanced physique.<ref name="List">Ravager '''Enhanced physique, all wounds inflicted would fester and scar horrifically if not tended to, scratches becoming eviscerations; maintained clairvoyant awareness of wounded.''' - [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1pgn9rgYutpBqJg1lSBP3NHnq9WK4ToLq9K4ys_I4cRc/ Parahuman List,] Bolded edit by Wildbow</ref>
 
They were able to inflict festering and permanently scarring wounds<ref name="WOG">'''Wildbow:''' Ravager had enhanced fighting ability and the ability to deliver festering/permanently scarring wounds<br/>'''Panda:''' Ahbr>'''Wildbow:''' Imbuing weapons, objects and ammunition with the bleed/scarring/infection property -[https://forums.spacebattles.com/posts/17086599/" IRC conversation] Archived on Spacebattles</ref> which smoked and stung.<ref name="26.5">[https://parahumans.wordpress.com/category/stories-arcs-21/arc-26-sting/26-05/ Sting 26.5]</ref><ref name="26.3"/> All wounds Ravager inflicted would fester and scar horrifically if not tended to,<ref name="26.3"/> scratches becoming a evisceration.<ref name="list"/> She also maintained knowledge of those she wounded.<ref name="list"/>
 
==History==
===Background===
===Background===
Ravager 'hired' the [[Slaughterhouse Nine]] in order to kill [[Mouse Protector]], a hero that had apparently managed to annoy Ravager enough to make that seem like a reasonable thing to do. The Slaughterhouse Nine did, in fact, kill Mouse Protector. However, they killed Ravager as well right after that for having the audacity to try to tell them who to kill as if they were common thugs or mercenaries for hire. [[Bonesaw]] later fused Ravager's and Mouse Protector's corpses together into a gestalt being named [[Murder Rat]].
Ravager hired the [[Slaughterhouse Nine]] to take down [[Mouse Protector]], a hero that had annoyed and humiliated her in the past. Keeping to their word, the Slaughterhouse Nine defeated Mouse Protector and collected her. They then tracked down Ravager and collected her too, just to make it clear that they didn't take orders. The two were operated on by [[Bonesaw]], who fused Ravager and Mouse Protector together into a gestalt being that Bonesaw dubbed as [[Murder Rat]].


===Post-[[Battle against Leviathan|Leviathan]]===
===Post-[[Battle against Leviathan|Leviathan]]===
Their torment was ended by [[Panacea]].
Murder Rat, and by proxy Ravager, was mercy killed by [[Flashbang]] during Bonesaw's test for [[Panacea]].
 
===Post-[[The Timeskip|Timeskip]]===
Several clones of Murder Rat were created during the [[The Slaughterhouse Nine-Thousand|Slaughterhouse Nine-Thousand]]. They were all presumably killed.


==Character Appearances==
==Character Appearances==
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==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*To 'ravage' is to "cause severe and extensive damage"
 
*To ravage is to cause severe and extensive damage, similar to how Ravager inflicts long-lasting wounds.
*Despite popular belief, it is confirmed by [[Wildbow]] that Ravager and Mouse Protector are ''not'' part of the same [[Grab-Bag Cape|cluster]].<ref name="notcluster">'''Broadcast'''<br>wasn't Mouse Protector and Ravager a two cluster<br /><br />'''Justiego'''<br>We don't even technically know if they were a cluster<br /><br />'''Wildbow'''<br>They weren't
 
- Conversation on Discord</ref>


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<infobox> <title source="name"><default>Ravager</default></title>

<image source="Image"></image> <image source="image"></image> <group><header>Basic Information</header> <label>Civilian Name</label> <label>Aliases</label> <label>Gender</label><default>Unknown</default> <label>Death</label> <label>Age</label><default>Unknown</default> <label>Post-timeskip</label> <label>Ward start</label> <label>Relations</label> <label>Family</label></group> <group><header>Professional Status</header> <label>Occupation</label> <label>Classification</label> <label>Unique Features</label> <label>Alignment</label>

<label>Status</label><format>
Deceased
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<label>Location</label> <label>Teams</label> <label>Previous Team(s)</label> <label>Base of Operations</label></group> <group><header>First Appearance</header> <label>Worm Debut</label> <label>Ward Debut</label></group> </infobox>Ravager was a supervillain who was fused with Mouse Protector to create Murder Rat.<ref name="11H">She felt Murder Rat’s biology snap into her consciousness, until she could see every cell, every fluid, every part of the woman. The two women. -Excerpt from interlude 11h</ref>

Personality

Had a grudge against Mouse Protector to the point of hiring the Slaughterhouse Nine to kill her. She was presumably humiliated by her defeats at Mouse Protector's hand.

Abilities and Powers

Ravager was a Grab-Bag Cape<ref name="26.3" /> who could imbue weapons, objects, and ammunition with the ability to inflict gradually worsening wounds<ref name="WOG">Wildbow: Ravager had enhanced fighting ability and the ability to deliver festering/permanently scarring wounds
Panda: Ah
Wildbow: Imbuing weapons, objects and ammunition with the bleed/scarring/infection property -" IRC conversation Archived on Spacebattles</ref> which smoked and stung.<ref name="26.5">Sting 26.5</ref> All wounds Ravager inflicted would bleed, fester, and permanently scar if not tended to,<ref name="26.3" /> with scratches having the potential to worsen into evisceration.<ref name="list" /> She maintained a clairvoyant awareness of those she wounded.<ref name="list" />

Ravager also had enhanced fighting ability, possessing several minor powers that resulted in an enhanced physique.<ref name="26.3">She was a composite of two ‘kitchen sink’ capes. Mouse Protector and Ravager. Two primary powers that had blended into the one, a dozen other minor powers. Flexibility, a bizarre kind of enhanced strength, reflexes and agility that had peaks and valleys, and skin as tough as leather. - Excerpt from Sting 26.3</ref><ref name="list">Ravager Enhanced physique, all wounds inflicted would fester and scar horrifically if not tended to, scratches becoming eviscerations; maintained clairvoyant awareness of wounded. - Parahuman List, Bolded edit by Wildbow</ref>

History

Background

Ravager hired the Slaughterhouse Nine to take down Mouse Protector, a hero that had annoyed and humiliated her in the past. Keeping to their word, the Slaughterhouse Nine defeated Mouse Protector and collected her. They then tracked down Ravager and collected her too, just to make it clear that they didn't take orders. The two were operated on by Bonesaw, who fused Ravager and Mouse Protector together into a gestalt being that Bonesaw dubbed as Murder Rat.

Post-Leviathan

Murder Rat, and by proxy Ravager, was mercy killed by Flashbang during Bonesaw's test for Panacea.

Post-Timeskip

Several clones of Murder Rat were created during the Slaughterhouse Nine-Thousand. They were all presumably killed.

Character Appearances

Worm Chapter Appearances
{{#if:Infestation|{{#if:Infestation|Infestation|Infestation}}|Infestation}}
1. Infestation 11.1 {{#switch: debut=Debut yes=Appears pov=Point of View flash=Flashback f=Fantasy c=Clone s=Spirit m=Mentioned sc=Screen d=Death co=Corpse sh=Shadow Absent}}
2. Infestation 11.2 {{#switch: debut=Debut yes=Appears pov=Point of View flash=Flashback f=Fantasy c=Clone s=Spirit m=Mentioned sc=Screen d=Death co=Corpse sh=Shadow Absent}}
3. Infestation 11.3 {{#switch: debut=Debut yes=Appears pov=Point of View flash=Flashback f=Fantasy c=Clone s=Spirit m=Mentioned sc=Screen d=Death co=Corpse sh=Shadow Absent}}
4. Infestation 11.4 {{#switch: debut=Debut yes=Appears pov=Point of View flash=Flashback f=Fantasy c=Clone s=Spirit m=Mentioned sc=Screen d=Death co=Corpse sh=Shadow Absent}}
5. Infestation 11.5 {{#switch: debut=Debut yes=Appears pov=Point of View flash=Flashback f=Fantasy c=Clone s=Spirit m=Mentioned sc=Screen d=Death co=Corpse sh=Shadow Absent}}
6. Infestation 11.6 {{#switch: debut=Debut yes=Appears pov=Point of View flash=Flashback f=Fantasy c=Clone s=Spirit m=Mentioned sc=Screen d=Death co=Corpse sh=Shadow Absent}}
7. Infestation 11.7 {{#switch: debut=Debut yes=Appears pov=Point of View flash=Flashback f=Fantasy c=Clone s=Spirit m=Mentioned sc=Screen d=Death co=Corpse sh=Shadow Absent}}
8. Infestation 11.8 {{#switch: debut=Debut yes=Appears pov=Point of View flash=Flashback f=Fantasy c=Clone s=Spirit m=Mentioned sc=Screen d=Death co=Corpse sh=Shadow Absent}}
a. Interlude 11a {{#switch: debut=Debut yes=Appears pov=Point of View flash=Flashback f=Fantasy c=Clone s=Spirit m=Mentioned sc=Screen d=Death co=Corpse sh=Shadow Absent}}
b. Interlude 11b {{#switch: debut=Debut yes=Appears pov=Point of View flash=Flashback f=Fantasy c=Clone s=Spirit m=Mentioned sc=Screen d=Death co=Corpse sh=Shadow Absent}}
c. Interlude 11c {{#switch: debut=Debut yes=Appears pov=Point of View flash=Flashback f=Fantasy c=Clone s=Spirit m=Mentioned sc=Screen d=Death co=Corpse sh=Shadow Absent}}
d. Interlude 11d {{#switch: debut=Debut yes=Appears pov=Point of View flash=Flashback f=Fantasy c=Clone s=Spirit m=Mentioned sc=Screen d=Death co=Corpse sh=Shadow Absent}}
e. Interlude 11e {{#switch: debut=Debut yes=Appears pov=Point of View flash=Flashback f=Fantasy c=Clone s=Spirit m=Mentioned sc=Screen d=Death co=Corpse sh=Shadow Absent}}
f. Interlude 11f {{#switch: debut=Debut yes=Appears pov=Point of View flash=Flashback f=Fantasy c=Clone s=Spirit m=Mentioned sc=Screen d=Death co=Corpse sh=Shadow Absent}}
g. Interlude 11g {{#switch: debut=Debut yes=Appears pov=Point of View flash=Flashback f=Fantasy c=Clone s=Spirit m=Mentioned sc=Screen d=Death co=Corpse sh=Shadow Absent}}
h. Interlude 11h {{#switch:debut debut=Debut yes=Appears pov=Point of View flash=Flashback f=Fantasy c=Clone s=Spirit m=Mentioned sc=Screen d=Death co=Corpse sh=Shadow Absent}}
{{#if:Sting|{{#if:Sting|Sting|Sting}}|Sting}}
1. Sting 26.1 {{#switch: debut=Debut yes=Appears pov=Point of View flash=Flashback f=Fantasy c=Clone s=Spirit m=Mentioned sc=Screen d=Death co=Corpse sh=Shadow Absent}}
2. Sting 26.2 {{#switch: debut=Debut yes=Appears pov=Point of View flash=Flashback f=Fantasy c=Clone s=Spirit m=Mentioned sc=Screen d=Death co=Corpse sh=Shadow Absent}}
3. Sting 26.3 {{#switch:m debut=Debut yes=Appears pov=Point of View flash=Flashback f=Fantasy c=Clone s=Spirit m=Mentioned sc=Screen d=Death co=Corpse sh=Shadow Absent}}
x. Interlude 26.x {{#switch: debut=Debut yes=Appears pov=Point of View flash=Flashback f=Fantasy c=Clone s=Spirit m=Mentioned sc=Screen d=Death co=Corpse sh=Shadow Absent}}
4. Sting 26.4 {{#switch: debut=Debut yes=Appears pov=Point of View flash=Flashback f=Fantasy c=Clone s=Spirit m=Mentioned sc=Screen d=Death co=Corpse sh=Shadow Absent}}
5. Sting 26.5 {{#switch: debut=Debut yes=Appears pov=Point of View flash=Flashback f=Fantasy c=Clone s=Spirit m=Mentioned sc=Screen d=Death co=Corpse sh=Shadow Absent}}
6. Sting 26.6 {{#switch: debut=Debut yes=Appears pov=Point of View flash=Flashback f=Fantasy c=Clone s=Spirit m=Mentioned sc=Screen d=Death co=Corpse sh=Shadow Absent}}
a. Interlude 26a {{#switch: debut=Debut yes=Appears pov=Point of View flash=Flashback f=Fantasy c=Clone s=Spirit m=Mentioned sc=Screen d=Death co=Corpse sh=Shadow Absent}}
b. Interlude 26b {{#switch: debut=Debut yes=Appears pov=Point of View flash=Flashback f=Fantasy c=Clone s=Spirit m=Mentioned sc=Screen d=Death co=Corpse sh=Shadow Absent}}
y. Interlude 26 {{#switch: debut=Debut yes=Appears pov=Point of View flash=Flashback f=Fantasy c=Clone s=Spirit m=Mentioned sc=Screen d=Death co=Corpse sh=Shadow Absent}}

Trivia

  • To ravage is to cause severe and extensive damage, similar to how Ravager inflicts long-lasting wounds.
  • Despite popular belief, it is confirmed by Wildbow that Ravager and Mouse Protector are not part of the same cluster.<ref name="notcluster">Broadcast
    wasn't Mouse Protector and Ravager a two cluster

    Justiego
    We don't even technically know if they were a cluster

    Wildbow
    They weren't

- Conversation on Discord</ref>

References

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