Chained by Fashion: The Abomination is usually tied to magic chains, and his associated trinkets are actually different locks for said chains.

Canon Name: The name of the default Abomination in the game files is Bigby, a character of the Fables series.

Breaking the Bonds: His unleashed beast form will break its bond into pieces, but the chains eventually reform themselves when he turns back into a man.

Bullying a Dragon: In his backstory comic, three people are branding his face.

Brown Note Being: Transforming will cause stress on the rest of the party.

Boring, but Practical: His moveset when he isn't transformed isn't as powerful as when he's transformed, nor is it as flashy, but it's still fairly well-balanced and usable, with a stun, blight, and a self-heal for both health and stress, and it avoids the stress penalties that the transformation brings.

As his sprite's usually facing left, the brand shows on the right instead.

Ambidextrous Sprite: The branding is supposed to be on the left side of his head.

This is no longer the case since the Color of Madness update.

All the Other Reindeer: Religious classes (Crusader, Flagellant, Leper, and Vestal) initially refused to join a party that had an Abomination in it.

As a beast, he can quickly rack up damage with Rake, take on a at the cost of the party's stress and his own, gradually wearing on his psyche until his resolve gets tested. In human form, he can use his manacles to stun the middle ranks, vomit out his acidic bile to cause blight, or resolve himself through praying, allowing him to destress and heal. The Abomination is a unique stance-shifting hero whose role can shift between damage dealing and support.

' Tortured and reclusive… this man is more dangerous than he seems.'

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