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Lincoln Clay

CTL-W-1224 · Work

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Vietnam vet dismantling the mob in 1968 New Bordeaux

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Vietnam vet dismantling the mob in 1968 New Bordeaux

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Lincoln Clay is the protagonist of Mafia III, set in New Bordeaux in 1968; after returning from combat in Vietnam, his surrogate family, the Black Mob, is betrayed and killed by the Italian Mafia and he wages revenge; Mafia III was published by 2K and developed by Hangar 13.

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