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	''The discussion was heated. Albertus was insisting that it was a creature he stubbornly called "[[elemental]]" (not knowing that cultured people should refer to them as "primals"). I said more than once that it was just another kind of [[undead]] monster. The [[dust]] it was loosing around itself was just the dust of the grave.''<br>		''The discussion was heated. [[Albertus]] was insisting that it was a creature he stubbornly called "[[elemental]]" (not knowing that cultured people should refer to them as "primals"). I said more than once that it was just another kind of [[undead]] monster. The [[dust]] it was loosing around itself was just the dust of the grave.''<br>
	''I ordered three of my disciples to charge the creature along with me. We were successful. The creature was destroyed, though at the cost of the life one of my disciples and of [[Albertus]]. As soon as they neared the creature, the dust seemed to move on its own accord and entered their lungs and deposited on their skin. A few seconds later, they were two statues. Only my noteworthy fibre allowed me to resist its effect.''		''I ordered three of my disciples to charge the creature along with me. We were successful. The creature was destroyed, though at the cost of the life one of my disciples and of Albertus. As soon as they neared the creature, the dust seemed to move on its own accord and entered their lungs and deposited on their skin. A few seconds later, they were two statues. Only my noteworthy fibre allowed me to resist its effect.''
	''I must say I did not found a [[skeleton]] inside the body. In truth, there was was no body, since the monster fell in a pile of dust after a few hits from my [[fey]]-forged [[mace]] and a few prayers to the [[deity\|goddesses]].''<br>		''I must say I did not found a [[skeleton]] inside the body. In truth, there was was no body, since the monster fell in a pile of dust after a few hits from my [[fey]]-forged [[mace]] and a few prayers to the [[deity\|goddesses]].''<br>
	''I nevertheless stick to my hypotesis.''<br>		''I nevertheless stick to my hypotesis.''<br>

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	The [[living]] should be wary in interrupting a dust wight's task of destruction. Slaying any [[mortal]] interlopers only adds to the delight of the dust wight's task. The [[aura]] of particles that surrounds a dust wight is a mortal danger to living creatures, for it causes [[petrification]].<ref name="MM III p. 47">[[Monster Manual III]] p. 47</ref>		The [[living]] should be wary in interrupting a dust wight's task of destruction. Slaying any [[mortal]] interlopers only adds to the delight of the dust wight's task. The [[aura]] of particles that surrounds a dust wight is a mortal danger to living creatures, for it causes [[petrification]].<ref name="MM III p. 47">[[Monster Manual III]] p. 47</ref>

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			''The discussion was heated. Albertus was insisting that it was a creature he stubbornly called "[[elemental]]" (not knowing that cultured people should refer to them as "primals"). I said more than once that it was just another kind of [[undead]] monster. The [[dust]] it was loosing around itself was just the dust of the grave.''<br>
			''I ordered three of my disciples to charge the creature along with me. We were successful. The creature was destroyed, though at the cost of the life one of my disciples and of [[Albertus]]. As soon as they neared the creature, the dust seemed to move on its own accord and entered their lungs and deposited on their skin. A few seconds later, they were two statues. Only my noteworthy fibre allowed me to resist its effect.''
			''I must say I did not found a [[skeleton]] inside the body. In truth, there was was no body, since the monster fell in a pile of dust after a few hits from my [[fey]]-forged [[mace]] and a few prayers to the [[deity\|goddesses]].''<br>
			''I nevertheless stick to my hypotesis.''<br>
			''Anyway, one can witness the tombs of Albertus in [[Martira Bay]]. I paid for it with the money I gathered during my time as an [[adventurer]]. It is the one with the lifelike monument on the pedestal.''<br>
			-From [[A recount of my exploit]] by [[Toret Warlock Claude Seymar]], of [[Martira Bay]].<ref>Descriptive text from [[John W. Mangrum]]'s [[Teeny Tiny Tales of Terror]] project (contributed by [[Jakob]]), from posts on the [[Cafe de Nuit\|Fraternity of Shadows message board]].</ref>


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A dust wight is an evil [[undead]] creature formed when [[elemental]] [[earth]] comes together with [[negative energy]]. Dust wights seek to destroy [[structure]]s and other [[item]]s made of [[stone]] or [[metal]], efforts made especiall possible because of their touches that cause such objects to crumble apart.<ref name="MM III p. 47">[[Monster Manual III]] p. 47</ref>

The [[living]] should be wary in interrupting a dust wight's task of destruction. Slaying any [[mortal]] interlopers only adds to the delight of the dust wight's task. The [[aura]] of particles that surrounds a dust wight is a mortal danger to living creatures, for it causes [[petrification]].<ref name="MM III p. 47">[[Monster Manual III]] p. 47</ref>

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