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'''Rube Tercer''' was a defender on the [[Zwangzug national football team]]. The side's first captain, he played internationally from the [[Baptism of Fire]] preceding [[World Cup 33]] through [[World Cup 35]].

Tercer could be eloquent and kind to teammates and opponents alike, though his idealistic attitudes became fairly nauseating to a great deal of the team. During Zwangzug's first qualifying campaign, he attempted to come to terms with the multiverse and its confusing history, which did not always make a lot of sense to the mostly-isolationist nation. He was also a deep admirer both of [[Ariddia]]'s socialism and successful football team, and found he had much in common with Hannah Angstrom, Zwangzug's ambassador there; they would eventually marry after his playing career.

With the nominal "manager" a not-very-smart robot, it would fall to Tercer to creatively lead team strategy. Prior to World Cup 35, he would iron out the details of the highly symmetric, if audacious, 3-2-1-2-3 formation that became the team's new trademark. The early stages of Zwangzug's post-isolationist era were fairly anti-theist by the later standards of the secular state, and Tercer kept his Lutheran faith fairly quiet from the team. He admired Jacob Barons' serious-minded religiosity, however, and wound up choosing him as his successor in the armband.
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>Zwangzug: Created page with "'''Rube Tercer''' was a defender on the Zwangzug national football team. The side's first captain, he played internationally from the Baptism of Fire preceding World..."

>Zwangzug: Created page with "'''Rube Tercer''' was a defender on the Zwangzug national football team. The side's first captain, he played internationally from the Baptism of Fire preceding World..."