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	Male [[nuckalavee]] [[ranger]] 6; [[Chaotic Evil]]<ref>p.265-266</ref>		[[Male]] [[nuckalavee]] [[ranger]] 6; [[Chaotic Evil]]<ref>p.265-266</ref>

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	In the history of [[Graben Island]], when the [[Anatal]] people invaded [[Graben Island]], the [[Black Chapel (of Graben Island)\|Black Chapel]] monks called [[the Flayed Rider]], a horrible monster that the Anatal legends depict as one of the [[Restless Dead]]. In truth, it is a [[nuckalavee]], a horrible [[aberration]]. It ran amok, [[murder]]ing and [[skinning\|flaying]] the Anatals until their [[cleric]]s got hold of it. It was [[geased]] to avoid the [[sea]] [[water]]s, bound, and stuck in a remote corner of the island in [[stasis]]. When [[the Mists]] captured [[Graben Island]], [[the Dark Powers]] freed the Flayed Rider from its binding [[stasis]], but reinstated the [[geas]] as an everlasting [[curse]]. The Flayed Rider remains [[trapped]] between the [[river]]s of Graben Island and its shores, bound by its loathing of [[fresh water\|pure water]] and its [[geas]] against [[salt water]]. When at rest, it dozes in the the [[Aassumpf]]’s stagnant [[lake]]s.<ref>[[Nocturnal Sea Gazetteer]] p. 135</ref>		In the history of [[Graben Island]], when the [[Anatal]] people invaded [[Graben Island]], the [[Black Chapel (of Graben Island)\|Black Chapel]] monks called [[the Flayed Rider]], a horrible monster that the Anatal legends depict as one of the [[Restless Dead]]. In truth, it is a [[nuckalavee]], a horrible [[aberration]]. It ran amok, [[murder]]ing and [[skinning\|flaying]] the Anatals until their [[cleric]]s got hold of it. It was [[geased]] to avoid the [[sea]] [[water]]s, bound, and stuck in a remote corner of the island in [[stasis]]. When [[the Mists]] captured [[Graben Island]], [[the Dark Powers]] freed the Flayed Rider from its binding [[stasis]], but reinstated the [[geas]] as an everlasting [[curse]]. The Flayed Rider remains [[trapped]] between the [[river]]s of Graben Island and its shores, bound by its loathing of [[fresh water\|pure water]] and its [[geas]] against [[salt water]]. When at rest, it dozes in the the [[Aassumpf]]’s stagnant [[lake]]s.<ref>[[Nocturnal Sea Gazetteer]] p. 135</ref>

	Unlike the [[living]], the Flayed Rider has a limited tolerance for the company of the [[undead]], at least in as far as it can stand to have them as [[slave]]s and [[victim]]s to torture for extended periods of time. [[Igil Wotanshand]] is ~~His~~ rival for control over [[the Strangled]] on [[Graben Island]].<ref>p. 269-270.</ref>		Unlike the [[living]], the Flayed Rider has a limited tolerance for the company of the [[undead]], at least in as far as it can stand to have them as [[slave]]s and [[victim]]s to torture for extended periods of time. [[Igil Wotanshand]] is its rival for control over [[the Strangled]] on [[Graben Island]].<ref>p. 269-270.</ref>

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	In the history of [[Graben Island]], when the [[Anatal]] people invaded [[Graben Island]], the [[Black Chapel (of Graben Island)\|Black Chapel]] monks called [[the Flayed Rider]], a horrible monster that the Anatal legends depict as one of the [[Restless Dead]]. In truth, it is a [[nuckalavee]], a horrible [[aberration]]. It ran amok, [[murder]]ing and [[skinning\|flaying]] the Anatals until their [[cleric]]s got hold of it. It was [[geased]] to avoid the [[sea]] [[water]]s, bound, and stuck in a remote corner of the island in [[stasis]]. When [[the Mists]] captured [[Graben Island]], [[the Dark Powers]] freed the Flayed Rider from its binding [[stasis]], but reinstated the [[geas]] as an everlasting [[curse]]. The Flayed Rider remains [[trapped]] between the [[river]]s of Graben Island and its shores, bound by its loathing of [[fresh water\|pure water]] and its [[geas]] against [[~~saltwater~~]]. When at rest, it dozes in the the [[Aassumpf]]’s stagnant [[lake]]s.<ref>[[Nocturnal Sea Gazetteer]] p. 135</ref>		In the history of [[Graben Island]], when the [[Anatal]] people invaded [[Graben Island]], the [[Black Chapel (of Graben Island)\|Black Chapel]] monks called [[the Flayed Rider]], a horrible monster that the Anatal legends depict as one of the [[Restless Dead]]. In truth, it is a [[nuckalavee]], a horrible [[aberration]]. It ran amok, [[murder]]ing and [[skinning\|flaying]] the Anatals until their [[cleric]]s got hold of it. It was [[geased]] to avoid the [[sea]] [[water]]s, bound, and stuck in a remote corner of the island in [[stasis]]. When [[the Mists]] captured [[Graben Island]], [[the Dark Powers]] freed the Flayed Rider from its binding [[stasis]], but reinstated the [[geas]] as an everlasting [[curse]]. The Flayed Rider remains [[trapped]] between the [[river]]s of Graben Island and its shores, bound by its loathing of [[fresh water\|pure water]] and its [[geas]] against [[salt water]]. When at rest, it dozes in the the [[Aassumpf]]’s stagnant [[lake]]s.<ref>[[Nocturnal Sea Gazetteer]] p. 135</ref>

	Unlike the [[living]], the Flayed Rider has a limited tolerance for the company of the [[undead]], at least in as far as it can stand to have them as [[slave]]s and [[victim]]s to torture for extended periods of time. [[Igil Wotanshand]] is His rival for control over [[the Strangled]] on [[Graben Island]].<ref>p. 269-270.</ref>		Unlike the [[living]], the Flayed Rider has a limited tolerance for the company of the [[undead]], at least in as far as it can stand to have them as [[slave]]s and [[victim]]s to torture for extended periods of time. [[Igil Wotanshand]] is His rival for control over [[the Strangled]] on [[Graben Island]].<ref>p. 269-270.</ref>

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	In the history of [[Graben Island]], when the [[Anatal]] people invaded [[Graben Island]], the [[Black Chapel (Graben Island\|Black Chapel]] monks called [[the Flayed Rider]], a horrible monster that the Anatal legends depict as one of the [[Restless Dead]]. In truth, it is a [[nuckalavee]], a horrible [[aberration]]. It ran amok, [[murder]]ing and [[skinning\|flaying]] the Anatals until their [[cleric]]s got hold of it. It was [[geased]] to avoid the [[sea]] [[water]]s, bound, and stuck in a remote corner of the island in [[stasis]]. When [[the Mists]] captured [[Graben Island]], [[the Dark Powers]] freed the Flayed Rider from its binding [[stasis]], but reinstated the [[geas]] as an everlasting [[curse]]. The Flayed Rider remains [[trapped]] between the [[river]]s of Graben Island and its shores, bound by its loathing of [[fresh water\|pure water]] and its [[geas]] against [[saltwater]]. When at rest, it dozes in the the [[Aassumpf]]’s stagnant [[lake]]s.<ref>[[Nocturnal Sea Gazetteer]] p. 135</ref>		In the history of [[Graben Island]], when the [[Anatal]] people invaded [[Graben Island]], the [[Black Chapel (of Graben Island)\|Black Chapel]] monks called [[the Flayed Rider]], a horrible monster that the Anatal legends depict as one of the [[Restless Dead]]. In truth, it is a [[nuckalavee]], a horrible [[aberration]]. It ran amok, [[murder]]ing and [[skinning\|flaying]] the Anatals until their [[cleric]]s got hold of it. It was [[geased]] to avoid the [[sea]] [[water]]s, bound, and stuck in a remote corner of the island in [[stasis]]. When [[the Mists]] captured [[Graben Island]], [[the Dark Powers]] freed the Flayed Rider from its binding [[stasis]], but reinstated the [[geas]] as an everlasting [[curse]]. The Flayed Rider remains [[trapped]] between the [[river]]s of Graben Island and its shores, bound by its loathing of [[fresh water\|pure water]] and its [[geas]] against [[saltwater]]. When at rest, it dozes in the the [[Aassumpf]]’s stagnant [[lake]]s.<ref>[[Nocturnal Sea Gazetteer]] p. 135</ref>

	Unlike the [[living]], the Flayed Rider has a limited tolerance for the company of the [[undead]], at least in as far as it can stand to have them as [[slave]]s and [[victim]]s to torture for extended periods of time. [[Igil Wotanshand]] is His rival for control over [[the Strangled]] on [[Graben Island]].<ref>p. 269-270.</ref>		Unlike the [[living]], the Flayed Rider has a limited tolerance for the company of the [[undead]], at least in as far as it can stand to have them as [[slave]]s and [[victim]]s to torture for extended periods of time. [[Igil Wotanshand]] is His rival for control over [[the Strangled]] on [[Graben Island]].<ref>p. 269-270.</ref>

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	In the history of [[Graben Island]], when the [[Anatal]] people invaded [[Graben Island]], the [[Black Chapel (Graben Island\|Black Chapel]] monks called [[the Flayed Rider]], a horrible monster that the Anatal legends depict as one of the [[Restless Dead]]. In truth, it is a [[nuckalavee]], a horrible [[aberration]]. It ran amok, [[murder]]ing and [[skinning\|flaying]] the Anatals until their [[cleric]]s got hold of it. It was [[geased]] to avoid the [[sea]] [[water]]s, bound, and stuck in a remote corner of the island in [[stasis]]. When [[the Mists]] captured [[Graben Island]], [[the Dark Powers]] freed the Flayed Rider from its binding [[stasis]], but reinstated the [[geas]] as an everlasting [[curse]]. The Flayed Rider remains [[trapped]] between the [[river]]s of Graben Island and its shores, bound by its loathing of [[fresh water\|pure water]] and its [[geas]] against [[saltwater]]. When at rest, it dozes in the the [[Aassumpf]]’s stagnant [[lake]]s.<ref>[[Nocturnal Sea Gazetteer]] p. 135</ref>		In the history of [[Graben Island]], when the [[Anatal]] people invaded [[Graben Island]], the [[Black Chapel (Graben Island\|Black Chapel]] monks called [[the Flayed Rider]], a horrible monster that the Anatal legends depict as one of the [[Restless Dead]]. In truth, it is a [[nuckalavee]], a horrible [[aberration]]. It ran amok, [[murder]]ing and [[skinning\|flaying]] the Anatals until their [[cleric]]s got hold of it. It was [[geased]] to avoid the [[sea]] [[water]]s, bound, and stuck in a remote corner of the island in [[stasis]]. When [[the Mists]] captured [[Graben Island]], [[the Dark Powers]] freed the Flayed Rider from its binding [[stasis]], but reinstated the [[geas]] as an everlasting [[curse]]. The Flayed Rider remains [[trapped]] between the [[river]]s of Graben Island and its shores, bound by its loathing of [[fresh water\|pure water]] and its [[geas]] against [[saltwater]]. When at rest, it dozes in the the [[Aassumpf]]’s stagnant [[lake]]s.<ref>[[Nocturnal Sea Gazetteer]] p. 135</ref>

			Unlike the [[living]], the Flayed Rider has a limited tolerance for the company of the [[undead]], at least in as far as it can stand to have them as [[slave]]s and [[victim]]s to torture for extended periods of time. [[Igil Wotanshand]] is His rival for control over [[the Strangled]] on [[Graben Island]].<ref>p. 269-270.</ref>

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			Male [[nuckalavee]] [[ranger]] 6; [[Chaotic Evil]]<ref>p.265-266</ref>

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	In the history of [[Graben Island]], when the [[Anatal]] people invaded [[Graben Island]], the [[Black Chapel]] monks called [[the Flayed Rider]], a horrible monster that the Anatal legends depict as one of the [[Restless Dead]]. In truth, it is a [[nuckalavee]], a horrible [[aberration]]. It ran amok, [[murder]]ing and [[skinning\|flaying]] the Anatals until their [[cleric]]s got hold of it. It was [[geased]] to avoid the [[sea]] [[water]]s, bound, and stuck in a remote corner of the island in [[stasis]]. When [[the Mists]] captured [[Graben Island]], [[the Dark Powers]] freed the Flayed Rider from its binding [[stasis]], but reinstated the [[geas]] as an everlasting [[curse]]. The Flayed Rider remains [[trapped]] between the [[river]]s of Graben Island and its shores, bound by its loathing of [[fresh water\|pure water]] and its [[geas]] against [[saltwater]]. When at rest, it dozes in the the [[Aassumpf]]’s stagnant [[lake]]s.<ref>[[Nocturnal Sea Gazetteer]] p. 135</ref>		In the history of [[Graben Island]], when the [[Anatal]] people invaded [[Graben Island]], the [[Black Chapel (Graben Island\|Black Chapel]] monks called [[the Flayed Rider]], a horrible monster that the Anatal legends depict as one of the [[Restless Dead]]. In truth, it is a [[nuckalavee]], a horrible [[aberration]]. It ran amok, [[murder]]ing and [[skinning\|flaying]] the Anatals until their [[cleric]]s got hold of it. It was [[geased]] to avoid the [[sea]] [[water]]s, bound, and stuck in a remote corner of the island in [[stasis]]. When [[the Mists]] captured [[Graben Island]], [[the Dark Powers]] freed the Flayed Rider from its binding [[stasis]], but reinstated the [[geas]] as an everlasting [[curse]]. The Flayed Rider remains [[trapped]] between the [[river]]s of Graben Island and its shores, bound by its loathing of [[fresh water\|pure water]] and its [[geas]] against [[saltwater]]. When at rest, it dozes in the the [[Aassumpf]]’s stagnant [[lake]]s.<ref>[[Nocturnal Sea Gazetteer]] p. 135</ref>

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	In the history of [[Graben Island]], when the [[Anatal]] people invaded [[~~Grabe~~ Island]], the [[Black Chapel]] monks called [[the Flayed Rider]], a horrible monster that the Anatal legends depict as one of the [[Restless Dead]]. In truth, it is a [[nuckalavee]], a horrible [[aberration]]. It ran amok, [[murder]]ing and [[skinning\|flaying]] the Anatals until their [[cleric]]s got hold of it. It was [[geased]] to avoid the [[sea]] [[water]]s, bound, and stuck in a remote corner of the island in [[stasis]]. When [[the Mists]] captured [[Graben Island]], [[the Dark Powers]] freed the Flayed Rider from its binding [[stasis]], but reinstated the [[geas]] as an everlasting [[curse]]. The Flayed Rider remains [[trapped]] between the [[river]]s of Graben Island and its shores, bound by its loathing of [[fresh water\|pure water]] and its [[geas]] against [[saltwater]]. When at rest, it dozes in the the [[Aassumpf]]’s stagnant [[lake]]s.<ref>[[Nocturnal Sea Gazetteer]] p. 135</ref>		In the history of [[Graben Island]], when the [[Anatal]] people invaded [[Graben Island]], the [[Black Chapel]] monks called [[the Flayed Rider]], a horrible monster that the Anatal legends depict as one of the [[Restless Dead]]. In truth, it is a [[nuckalavee]], a horrible [[aberration]]. It ran amok, [[murder]]ing and [[skinning\|flaying]] the Anatals until their [[cleric]]s got hold of it. It was [[geased]] to avoid the [[sea]] [[water]]s, bound, and stuck in a remote corner of the island in [[stasis]]. When [[the Mists]] captured [[Graben Island]], [[the Dark Powers]] freed the Flayed Rider from its binding [[stasis]], but reinstated the [[geas]] as an everlasting [[curse]]. The Flayed Rider remains [[trapped]] between the [[river]]s of Graben Island and its shores, bound by its loathing of [[fresh water\|pure water]] and its [[geas]] against [[saltwater]]. When at rest, it dozes in the the [[Aassumpf]]’s stagnant [[lake]]s.<ref>[[Nocturnal Sea Gazetteer]] p. 135</ref>

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In the history of [[Graben Island]], when the [[Anatal]] people invaded [[Grabe Island]], the [[Black Chapel]] monks called [[the Flayed Rider]], a horrible monster that the Anatal legends depict as one of the [[Restless Dead]]. In truth, it is a [[nuckalavee]], a horrible [[aberration]]. It ran amok, [[murder]]ing and [[skinning|flaying]] the Anatals until their [[cleric]]s got hold of it. It was [[geased]] to avoid the [[sea]] [[water]]s, bound, and stuck in a remote corner of the island in [[stasis]]. When [[the Mists]] captured [[Graben Island]], [[the Dark Powers]] freed the Flayed Rider from its binding [[stasis]], but reinstated the [[geas]] as an everlasting [[curse]]. The Flayed Rider remains [[trapped]] between the [[river]]s of Graben Island and its shores, bound by its loathing of [[fresh water|pure water]] and its [[geas]] against [[saltwater]]. When at rest, it dozes in the the [[Aassumpf]]’s stagnant [[lake]]s.<ref>[[Nocturnal Sea Gazetteer]] p. 135</ref>

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