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| Masters come in many shapes and sizes, often monstrous. Every [[vampire]] is the master of its [[Vampire Spawn | spawn]] who is its [[slave]]. [[Illithids]] view the entirety of other races as, at best, their slaves. The fiendish [[philosophy]] of [[Drigor]] in the [[Madrigorian]] espouses the superiority of [[fiend | fiends]] and their right to unquestioned [[rule]]. The [[fey]] create [[changeling | changelings]] from the most competent of individuals of other races, condemning their victims to eternal toil. The [[Mulan]] deem themselves to be the masters of the [[Rashemani]], and at least the better of all other races. And of course every apprentice has a master too. A master then is a [[ruler]]. That rule is not necessarily exploitative, but it rarely fails to be. The rule is not always experienced as [[exploitation]] and is not always resisted, but it often is and so the ruler becomes an [[oppressor]].
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