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	If the above origin story of the skull lords is true, there are several potential implications. First, the number of skull lords is finite {{Spec\|unless they have somehow discovered a way to reproduce themselves}}. Second, they may seek the revival by retrieving his [[lost]] regalia. Once these [[magic item]]s were gathered together, the skull lords would fix his broken [[soul]] and reanimate him as a [[lich]].<ref name="MM V p. 155">MM V p. 155</ref>		If the above origin story of the skull lords is true, there are several potential implications. First, the number of skull lords is finite {{Spec\|unless they have somehow discovered a way to reproduce themselves}}. Second, they may seek the revival by retrieving his [[lost]] regalia. Once these [[magic item]]s were gathered together, the skull lords would fix his broken [[soul]] and reanimate him as a [[lich]].<ref name="MM V p. 155">MM V p. 155</ref>

	Vrackmul may lived on [[Eberron]]<ref>MM V p. 161</ref> or elsewhere, inside or out of the [[Demiplane of Dread]].<ref>The origin story of Vrackma and the skull lord was presented in the Monster Manual V, a non-world-specific 3.5 resource leaving the [[Gamemaster]]s to elaborate upon Vrackmul's origin story as they saw fit.</ref> {{Spec\|He could have actually been [[Vecna]]}} as Vecna was later linked to the skull lord's origins.<ref>[[~~MOrdenkainene~~'s Tome of Foes]] p. 230</ref>		Vrackmul may lived on [[Eberron]]<ref>MM V p. 161</ref> or elsewhere, inside or out of the [[Demiplane of Dread]].<ref>The origin story of Vrackma and the skull lord was presented in the Monster Manual V, a non-world-specific 3.5 resource leaving the [[Gamemaster]]s to elaborate upon Vrackmul's origin story as they saw fit.</ref> {{Spec\|He could have actually been [[Vecna]]}} as Vecna was later linked to the skull lord's origins.<ref>[[Mordenkainene's Tome of Foes]] p. 230</ref>

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	According to one origin story of the [[skull lord]]s, Vrackmul was said to have been a powerful but [[insane]] [[necromancer]]. His destruction unleashed powerful necromantic energy that is said to have powered the creation of his twelve skull lords. [[Black Tower of Vrackmul\|his Black Tower]] was also obliterated, its [[ash]] said to have coalesced into the skull lord's substance. It is unknown if Vrackmul somehow willfully orchestrated the creation of the skull lords or if they spontaneously arose on their own.<ref>[[Monster Manual V]] p. 154-155</ref>		According to one origin story of the [[skull lord]]s, '''Vrackmul''' was said to have been a powerful but [[insane]] [[necromancer]]. His destruction unleashed powerful necromantic energy that is said to have powered the creation of his twelve skull lords. [[Black Tower of Vrackmul\|his Black Tower]] was also obliterated, its [[ash]] said to have coalesced into the skull lord's substance. It is unknown if Vrackmul somehow willfully orchestrated the creation of the skull lords or if they spontaneously arose on their own.<ref>[[Monster Manual V]] p. 154-155</ref>

	If the above origin story of the skull lords is true, there are several potential implications. First, the number of skull lords is finite. Second, they may seek the revival by retrieving his [[lost]] regalia. Once these [[magic item]]s were gathered together, the skull lords would fix his broken [[soul]] and reanimate him as a [[lich]].<ref name="MM V p. 155">MM V p. 155</ref>		If the above origin story of the skull lords is true, there are several potential implications. First, the number of skull lords is finite {{Spec\|unless they have somehow discovered a way to reproduce themselves}}. Second, they may seek the revival by retrieving his [[lost]] regalia. Once these [[magic item]]s were gathered together, the skull lords would fix his broken [[soul]] and reanimate him as a [[lich]].<ref name="MM V p. 155">MM V p. 155</ref>

	Vrackmul may lived on [[Eberron]]<ref>MM V p. 161</ref> or elsewhere, inside or out of the [[Demiplane of Dread]].<ref>The origin story of Vrackma and the skull lord was presented in the Monster Manual V, a non-world-specific 3.5 resource leaving the [[Gamemaster]]s to elaborate upon Vrackmul's origin story as they saw fit.</ref> {[Spec\|He could have actually been [[Vecna]]}} as Vecna was later linked to the skull lord's origins.<ref>[[MOrdenkainene's Tome of Foes]] p. 230</ref>		Vrackmul may lived on [[Eberron]]<ref>MM V p. 161</ref> or elsewhere, inside or out of the [[Demiplane of Dread]].<ref>The origin story of Vrackma and the skull lord was presented in the Monster Manual V, a non-world-specific 3.5 resource leaving the [[Gamemaster]]s to elaborate upon Vrackmul's origin story as they saw fit.</ref> {{Spec\|He could have actually been [[Vecna]]}} as Vecna was later linked to the skull lord's origins.<ref>[[MOrdenkainene's Tome of Foes]] p. 230</ref>

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According to one origin story of the [[skull lord]]s, Vrackmul was said to have been a powerful but [[insane]] [[necromancer]]. His destruction unleashed powerful necromantic energy that is said to have powered the creation of his twelve skull lords. [[Black Tower of Vrackmul|his Black Tower]] was also obliterated, its [[ash]] said to have coalesced into the skull lord's substance. It is unknown if Vrackmul somehow willfully orchestrated the creation of the skull lords or if they spontaneously arose on their own.<ref>[[Monster Manual V]] p. 154-155</ref>

If the above origin story of the skull lords is true, there are several potential implications. First, the number of skull lords is finite. Second, they may seek the revival by retrieving his [[lost]] regalia. Once these [[magic item]]s were gathered together, the skull lords would fix his broken [[soul]] and reanimate him as a [[lich]].<ref name="MM V p. 155">MM V p. 155</ref>

Vrackmul may lived on [[Eberron]]<ref>MM V p. 161</ref> or elsewhere, inside or out of the [[Demiplane of Dread]].<ref>The origin story of Vrackma and the skull lord was presented in the Monster Manual V, a non-world-specific 3.5 resource leaving the [[Gamemaster]]s to elaborate upon Vrackmul's origin story as they saw fit.</ref> {[Spec|He could have actually been [[Vecna]]}} as Vecna was later linked to the skull lord's origins.<ref>[[MOrdenkainene's Tome of Foes]] p. 230</ref>

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