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	Lord of the Ensonmmark<ref>Based on descriptive text from [[John W. Mangrum]]'s [[Teeny Tiny Tales of Terror]] project (contributed by [[Jakob]]), from [http://www.fraternityofshadows.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=3350 posts] on the [[Cafe de Nuit\|Fraternity of Shadows message board]].</ref> is the third and last book from the ''[[Trilogy of the Two Clerics]]'' series by [[Sir Julius Renaut]] (published in [[Mordent]], [[Richemulot]], [[Dementlieu]], and [[Martira Bay]]. Banned in [[Borca]], [[Hazlan]] and [[Nova Vaasa]] for [[heresy]], public insult of Divine Lord [[Hazlik]], and and references to the "By [[The Lawgiver]]'s Holy And Powerful Decree Best Forgotten And Lost Realm Of Unholiness Named [[Bluetspur]], May It Be Lost In [[The Mists]] Forever)		Lord of the Ensonmmark<ref>Based on descriptive text from [[John W. Mangrum]]'s [[Teeny Tiny Tales of Terror]] project (contributed by [[Jakob]]), from [http://www.fraternityofshadows.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=3350 posts] on the [[Cafe de Nuit\|Fraternity of Shadows message board]].</ref> is the third and last book from the ''[[Trilogy of the Two Clerics]]'' series by [[Sir Julius Renaut]] (published in [[Mordent]], [[Richemulot]], [[Dementlieu]], and [[Martira Bay]]. Banned in [[Borca]], [[Hazlan]] and [[Nova Vaasa]] for [[heresy]], public insult of Divine Lord [[Hazlik]], and and references to the "By [[The Lawgiver]]'s Holy And Powerful Decree Best Forgotten And Lost Realm Of Unholiness Named [[Bluetspur]], May It Be Lost In [[The Mists]] Forever")

	An excerpt from described an encounter with a [[carrion crawler]], showed below:<br>		An excerpt from described an encounter with a [[carrion crawler]], showed below:<br>
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	"This, my arch-enemies, is my new tattoo. This tattoo is called "Victory". I think you can guess why I had it made as soon as my servants captured the two of you alive." He laughed again. We could not reply, since a gag was in our mouths, clearly to prevent our spellcasting.''		"This, my arch-enemies, is my new tattoo. This tattoo is called "Victory". I think you can guess why I had it made as soon as my servants captured the two of you alive." He laughed again. We could not reply, since a gag was in our mouths, clearly to prevent our spellcasting.''

	''Tomtadet grasped my hair and made me look in the pit. Three aberrations of nature were in there, three ~~monster~~ so horrible I could not even describe them now. They were part centipede, part caterpillar, part snail... With tentacles near mouths filled with pointed teeth... Slithering on the bottom of the pit, slowly but voraciously consuming the body of young [[Artu]], the Rashemani guide that accompanied us in [[Ramulai]].''		''Tomtadet grasped my hair and made me look in the pit. Three aberrations of nature were in there, three monsters so horrible I could not even describe them now. They were part centipede, part caterpillar, part snail... With tentacles near mouths filled with pointed teeth... Slithering on the bottom of the pit, slowly but voraciously consuming the body of young [[Artu]], the Rashemani guide that accompanied us in [[Ramulai]].''

	''"These" the ~~desplicable~~ [[wizard]] continued "are creations of great magick, granted to me by His Most Great Stupidity [[Hazlik]]... A gift for someone who is now his greatest enemy! Hah!" He laughed again, his voice booming in the cellar.		''"These", the despicable [[wizard]] continued, "are creations of great magick, granted to me by His Most Great Stupidity [[Hazlik]]... A gift for someone who is now his greatest enemy! Hah!" He laughed again, his voice booming in the cellar.

	''I prayed [[Hala]] he didn't suspect our plan...''		''I prayed [[Hala]] he didn't suspect our plan...''

	Another excerpt revealed that ~~the~~ Tomtadet was controlled by a [[cerebral leech]]:		Another excerpt revealed that Tomtadet was controlled by a [[cerebral leech]]:
	''Tomtadet was dead. Silvana was barely standing, and my arm was severely burned. We were victorious, by Hala and Ezra's twin blessings.''		''Tomtadet was dead. Silvana was barely standing, and my arm was severely burned. We were victorious, by Hala and Ezra's twin blessings.''

	''It was then: I saw it. Slowly crawling out of the dead wizard's neck, was a small creature, similiar to a worm ~~ora~~ a leech, colored of a reddish purple, slithering as if possessing an innate intelligence. As it moved toward me, I could feel a voice in the back of my head: it was the creature, begging to be ~~pick~~ up and placed on my own neck!''		''It was then: I saw it. Slowly crawling out of the dead wizard's neck, was a small creature, similiar to a worm or a leech, colored of a reddish purple, slithering as if possessing an innate intelligence. As it moved toward me, I could feel a voice in the back of my head: it was the creature, begging to be picked up and placed on my own neck!''

	''The horrible creature ended its pathetic life under my boots. Was it the source of much of Tomtadet powers?''		''The horrible creature ended its pathetic life under my boots. Was it the source of much of Tomtadet powers?''
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	''Tomtadet was dead. Silvana was barely standing, and my arm was severely burned. We were victorious, by Hala and Ezra's twin blessings.''		''Tomtadet was dead. Silvana was barely standing, and my arm was severely burned. We were victorious, by Hala and Ezra's twin blessings.''

	''It was then: I saw it. Slowly crawling out of the dead wizard's neck, was a small creature, similiar to a worm ora a leech, colored of a reddish purple, slithering as if possessing an innate intelligence. As it moved toward me, I could feel a voice in the back of my head: it was the creature, begging to be pick up and placed on my own neck!		''It was then: I saw it. Slowly crawling out of the dead wizard's neck, was a small creature, similiar to a worm ora a leech, colored of a reddish purple, slithering as if possessing an innate intelligence. As it moved toward me, I could feel a voice in the back of my head: it was the creature, begging to be pick up and placed on my own neck!''
	The horrible creature ended its pathetic life under my boots. Was it the source of much of Tomtadet powers? ''
			''The horrible creature ended its pathetic life under my boots. Was it the source of much of Tomtadet powers?''
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	Lord of the Ensonmmark<ref>Based on descriptive text from [[John W. Mangrum]]'s [[Teeny Tiny Tales of Terror]] project (contributed by [[Jakob]]), from [http://www.fraternityofshadows.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=3350 posts] on the [[Cafe de Nuit\|Fraternity of Shadows message board]].</ref> is the third and last book from the ''[[Trilogy of the Two Clerics]]'' series by [[Sir Julius Renaut]] (published in [[Mordent]], [[Richemulot]], [[Dementlieu]], and [[Martira Bay]]. Banned in [[Borca]], [[Hazlan]] and [[Nova Vaasa]] for [[heresy]], public insult of Divine Lord [[Hazlik]], and and references to the "By [[The Lawgiver]]'s Holy And Powerful Decree Best Forgotten And Lost Realm Of Unholiness Named [[Bluetspur]], May It Be Lost In [[The Mists]] Forever)		Lord of the Ensonmmark<ref>Based on descriptive text from [[John W. Mangrum]]'s [[Teeny Tiny Tales of Terror]] project (contributed by [[Jakob]]), from [http://www.fraternityofshadows.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=3350 posts] on the [[Cafe de Nuit\|Fraternity of Shadows message board]].</ref> is the third and last book from the ''[[Trilogy of the Two Clerics]]'' series by [[Sir Julius Renaut]] (published in [[Mordent]], [[Richemulot]], [[Dementlieu]], and [[Martira Bay]]. Banned in [[Borca]], [[Hazlan]] and [[Nova Vaasa]] for [[heresy]], public insult of Divine Lord [[Hazlik]], and and references to the "By [[The Lawgiver]]'s Holy And Powerful Decree Best Forgotten And Lost Realm Of Unholiness Named [[Bluetspur]], May It Be Lost In [[The Mists]] Forever)

	An excerpt from described an encounter with a [[carrion crawler]], showed below:		An excerpt from described an encounter with a [[carrion crawler]], showed below:<br>

	''We were dragged by those horrible, dessiccated corpses, to a great room with a circular pit in the middle. The air was full with the smell of death, and I and Silvana started praying aloud for the mercy of our two godesses. Then we saw him.''		''We were dragged by those horrible, dessiccated corpses, to a great room with a circular pit in the middle. The air was full with the smell of death, and I and Silvana started praying aloud for the mercy of our two godesses. Then we saw him.''

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	Lord of the Ensonmmark<ref>Based on descriptive text from [[John W. Mangrum]]'s [[Teeny Tiny Tales of Terror]] project (contributed by [[Jakob]]), from [http://www.fraternityofshadows.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=3350 posts] on the [[Cafe de Nuit\|Fraternity of Shadows message board]].</ref> is the third and last book from the ''[[Trilogy of the Two Clerics]]'' series by [[Sir Julius Renaut]] (published in [[Mordent]], [[Richemulot]], [[Dementlieu]], and [[Martira Bay]]. Banned in [[Borca]], [[Hazlan]] and [[Nova Vaasa]] for [[heresy]] ~~and~~ public insult of Divine Lord [[Hazlik]])		Lord of the Ensonmmark<ref>Based on descriptive text from [[John W. Mangrum]]'s [[Teeny Tiny Tales of Terror]] project (contributed by [[Jakob]]), from [http://www.fraternityofshadows.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=3350 posts] on the [[Cafe de Nuit\|Fraternity of Shadows message board]].</ref> is the third and last book from the ''[[Trilogy of the Two Clerics]]'' series by [[Sir Julius Renaut]] (published in [[Mordent]], [[Richemulot]], [[Dementlieu]], and [[Martira Bay]]. Banned in [[Borca]], [[Hazlan]] and [[Nova Vaasa]] for [[heresy]], public insult of Divine Lord [[Hazlik]], and and references to the "By [[The Lawgiver]]'s Holy And Powerful Decree Best Forgotten And Lost Realm Of Unholiness Named [[Bluetspur]], May It Be Lost In [[The Mists]] Forever)

	An excerpt from ~~it is~~ below:		An excerpt from described an encounter with a [[carrion crawler]], showed below:
	''We were dragged by those horrible, dessiccated corpses, to a great room with a circular pit in the middle. The air was full with the smell of death, and I and Silvana started praying aloud for the mercy of our two godesses. Then we saw him.''		''We were dragged by those horrible, dessiccated corpses, to a great room with a circular pit in the middle. The air was full with the smell of death, and I and Silvana started praying aloud for the mercy of our two godesses. Then we saw him.''

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	''I prayed [[Hala]] he didn't suspect our plan...''		''I prayed [[Hala]] he didn't suspect our plan...''

			Another excerpt revealed that the Tomtadet was controlled by a [[cerebral leech]]:
			''Tomtadet was dead. Silvana was barely standing, and my arm was severely burned. We were victorious, by Hala and Ezra's twin blessings.''

			''It was then: I saw it. Slowly crawling out of the dead wizard's neck, was a small creature, similiar to a worm ora a leech, colored of a reddish purple, slithering as if possessing an innate intelligence. As it moved toward me, I could feel a voice in the back of my head: it was the creature, begging to be pick up and placed on my own neck!
			The horrible creature ended its pathetic life under my boots. Was it the source of much of Tomtadet powers? ''
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	Lord of the Ensonmmark<ref>~~Descriptive~~ text from [[John W. Mangrum]]'s [[Teeny Tiny Tales of Terror]] project (contributed by [[Jakob]]), from [http://www.fraternityofshadows.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=3350 posts] on the [[Cafe de Nuit\|Fraternity of Shadows message board]].</ref> is the third and last book from the ''[[Trilogy of the Two Clerics]]'' series by [[Sir Julius Renaut]] (published in [[Mordent]], [[Richemulot]], [[Dementlieu]], and [[Martira Bay]]. Banned in [[Borca]], [[Hazlan]] and [[Nova Vaasa]] for [[heresy]] and public insult of Divine Lord [[Hazlik]])		Lord of the Ensonmmark<ref>Based on descriptive text from [[John W. Mangrum]]'s [[Teeny Tiny Tales of Terror]] project (contributed by [[Jakob]]), from [http://www.fraternityofshadows.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=3350 posts] on the [[Cafe de Nuit\|Fraternity of Shadows message board]].</ref> is the third and last book from the ''[[Trilogy of the Two Clerics]]'' series by [[Sir Julius Renaut]] (published in [[Mordent]], [[Richemulot]], [[Dementlieu]], and [[Martira Bay]]. Banned in [[Borca]], [[Hazlan]] and [[Nova Vaasa]] for [[heresy]] and public insult of Divine Lord [[Hazlik]])

	An excerpt from it is below:		An excerpt from it is below:

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Lord of the Ensonmmark<ref>Descriptive text from [[John W. Mangrum]]'s [[Teeny Tiny Tales of Terror]] project (contributed by [[Jakob]]), from [http://www.fraternityofshadows.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=3350 posts] on the [[Cafe de Nuit|Fraternity of Shadows message board]].</ref> is the third and last book from the ''[[Trilogy of the Two Clerics]]'' series by [[Sir Julius Renaut]] (published in [[Mordent]], [[Richemulot]], [[Dementlieu]], and [[Martira Bay]]. Banned in [[Borca]], [[Hazlan]] and [[Nova Vaasa]] for [[heresy]] and public insult of Divine Lord [[Hazlik]])

An excerpt from it is below:
''We were dragged by those horrible, dessiccated corpses, to a great room with a circular pit in the middle. The air was full with the smell of death, and I and Silvana started praying aloud for the mercy of our two godesses. Then we saw him.''

''[[Tomtadet]], the dreaded Tomtadet, was standing there, on the edge of the pit. He laughed at us, dragged in chains before him, and opened his purple silk cape, as if greeting us. He showed us a tattoo on his bare back.
"This, my arch-enemies, is my new tattoo. This tattoo is called "Victory". I think you can guess why I had it made as soon as my servants captured the two of you alive." He laughed again. We could not reply, since a gag was in our mouths, clearly to prevent our spellcasting.''

''Tomtadet grasped my hair and made me look in the pit. Three aberrations of nature were in there, three monster so horrible I could not even describe them now. They were part centipede, part caterpillar, part snail... With tentacles near mouths filled with pointed teeth... Slithering on the bottom of the pit, slowly but voraciously consuming the body of young [[Artu]], the Rashemani guide that accompanied us in [[Ramulai]].''

''"These" the desplicable [[wizard]] continued "are creations of great magick, granted to me by His Most Great Stupidity [[Hazlik]]... A gift for someone who is now his greatest enemy! Hah!" He laughed again, his voice booming in the cellar.

''I prayed [[Hala]] he didn't suspect our plan...''

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