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	The medieval [[folklore]] of the [[German]] town of [[Hamelin]] holds that [[the Piper of Hamelyn]] used his magical pipe to rid the town of its plague of [[rat]]s by leading them into the [[sea]] to drown. When the townspeople refused to pay, he allegedly used his magical music to take away the children as he did the children.<ref>W:The Pied Piper of Hamelin\|Wikipedia:The Pied Piper of Hamelin]]</ref> According to one version of the legend, he took the children into the sea but rather east into the [[Transylvanian]] [[town]] of [[Brasov]]. There, he gifted the children with musical instruments and special abilities in return for spending their existences spreading good to counteract their parents' [[transgression]]s. On [[Gothic Earth]], the existence of a [[Neutral Good]] [[qabal]] known as the [[Heirs of the Piper]] trace their origins back to this take on the legend.<ref>[[Guide to Transylvania]] p. 95</ref>		The medieval [[folklore]] of the [[German]] town of [[Hamelin]] holds that [[the Piper of Hamelyn]] used his magical pipe to rid the town of its plague of [[rat]]s by leading them into the [[sea]] to drown. When the townspeople refused to pay, he allegedly used his magical music to take away the children as he did the children.<ref>[[W:The Pied Piper of Hamelin\|Wikipedia:The Pied Piper of Hamelin]]</ref> According to one version of the legend, he took the children into the sea but rather east into the [[Transylvanian]] [[town]] of [[Brasov]]. There, he gifted the children with musical instruments and special abilities in return for spending their existences spreading good to counteract their parents' [[transgression]]s. On [[Gothic Earth]], the existence of a [[Neutral Good]] [[qabal]] known as the [[Heirs of the Piper]] trace their origins back to this take on the legend.<ref>[[Guide to Transylvania]] p. 95</ref>

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The medieval [[folklore]] of the [[German]] town of [[Hamelin]] holds that [[the Piper of Hamelyn]] used his magical pipe to rid the town of its plague of [[rat]]s by leading them into the [[sea]] to drown. When the townspeople refused to pay, he allegedly used his magical music to take away the children as he did the children.<ref>W:The Pied Piper of Hamelin|Wikipedia:The Pied Piper of Hamelin]]</ref> According to one version of the legend, he took the children into the sea but rather east into the [[Transylvanian]] [[town]] of [[Brasov]]. There, he gifted the children with musical instruments and special abilities in return for spending their existences spreading good to counteract their parents' [[transgression]]s. On [[Gothic Earth]], the existence of a [[Neutral Good]] [[qabal]] known as the [[Heirs of the Piper]] trace their origins back to this take on the legend.<ref>[[Guide to Transylvania]] p. 95</ref>

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