Guard and Precursor

Guard

Guard noun - A person or group that watches over someone or something.

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Precursor and guard are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Precursor" instead a noun "Guard".

Precursor noun - One that announces or indicates the later arrival of another.

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Guard and precursor are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Guard" instead a noun "Precursor".

Nearby Word: precursory

human	human guard	human precursor
old	old guard	old precursor
good	good guard	good precursor
special	special guard	special precursor
Other adjectives: alien, original, young, last, local.

Eternal Darkness: Two Roman legionnaires and a guard in Angkor Thom.note He was also attached to play the lead in Precursor Games' follow-up, Shadow of the Eternals, but as it did not succeed in its crowdfunding attempt, whether this will still occur is presently unknown.

Source: Creator / David Hayter
The second game has health and ammo in specific Krimzon Guard crates, and in the third, breaking pots reveals hidden Precursor orbs and Metal Head skull gems.

Source: Rewarding Vandalism
It's made from "reprocessed protein" (Possibly making it a precursor to the "soylens viridiens" issued to the Guard in the Ciaphas Cain novels that take place several centuries later), and has no flavor beyond a mucousy texture.

Source: Mystery Meat

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