Editing Dog of War (section)

==Trivia==
*[[Wikipedia:The dogs of war (phrase)|The Dogs of War]] was a neologism originating in the 1600s with Shakespeare, who indeed included dogs famine, sword, and fire for the warlike king Henry in the eponymous play.<ref>When conflicts are large or bitter enough, their number may be augmented by Dogs of War (Fire-type) and Dogs of War (Famine-type), labeled after Henry V’s three hounds of war. - [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1q8ziRjPoK-8ctEKjdVzq2CNEydvG5IV308l3t1yWPFY Pact Dice Bestiary: Dog Tags]</ref><ref>“The Choir was too strong for most practitioners because they lacked the critical information.  Yalda’s nature.  In the car, you guys didn’t correct Charles when he told us it was a Black Dog.”<br><br>“She ''is'' a Black Dog, or was,” Edith said, glancing quickly at the Sable Prince as she made that last correction.  “The non-standard Dogs of War come in varieties that get loose categories.  They were originally named after the dogs leashed at the warrior king’s heels, the hounds famine, sword, and fire.  Then terms changed. The Black Dogs are a broad category that contains famine, contains sickness, contains plagues of insect or rats.  It fits.  Yalda affected people in ways that could be called famine or sickness, binding the gut.” - [https://palewebserial.wordpress.com/2021/05/08 Excerpt] from [[Dash to Pieces 11.3]]</ref>
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