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‼️ PREVIEW: DEVIL DINOSAUR KIT Today's Dev Vision gave us some insight into Devil Dinosaur's kit. He can inflict bleed on enemies, and use a forcefield shield to either hold the line from afar or burst through enemy lines. Here's the full quote: "As a Vanguard, Devil Dinosaur brings...

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