Dawn of War sequel a "strong possibility" from Relic despite Sega sale
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It’s been three months since Relic were snapped up by Sega just as the jaws of hell closed around THQ, and we’re still conducting a slow and slightly upsetting headcount to see how many of the developers’ best-loved names have made it out with them. Company of Heroes was reported “intact” just days after the publisher switcheroo was announced. Homeworld fared less well - the venerable space strategy series was lost in transit, returned to sender and, we learned yesterday, resold to a new and unlikely owner. Last but not least, probably recovered from a dank corner of a removal truck in a cardboard box marked ‘Catering’, is Dawn of War. Which, if Relic have anything to do with it, aten't dead yet.
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It’s not a sequel to the rather wonky but much-loved 1993 first-person 
