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[[The Bell of Treachery]] is located in a [[shrine]] in [[I'Cath]]. It holds the spirit of [[Spite]], the daughter of [[Tsien Chiang]], and part of Tsien Chiang's own, preventing [[death]] and [[aging]] for both of them. However, it also binds Spite to Tsien Chiang's will. If approached by intruders, the Bell of | [[The Bell of Treachery]] is located in a [[shrine]] in [[I'Cath]]. It holds the spirit of [[Spite]], the daughter of [[Tsien Chiang]], and part of Tsien Chiang's own, preventing [[death]] and [[aging]] for both of them. However, it also binds Spite to Tsien Chiang's will. If approached by intruders, the Bell of Treachery rings, inflicting damage to the intruders and healing the [[gaki]] [[guardian]]s that protect the bell. However, this ringing can be prevented with a [[Silence (Spell)|Silence]] spell.<ref>[[Islands of Terror]] p. 34-35</ref> | ||
For more information common to all the Bells, see [[Bells of Evil and Lament]]. | For more information common to all the Bells, see [[Bells of Evil and Lament]]. | ||
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The Bell of Treachery is located in a shrine in I'Cath. It holds the spirit of Spite, the daughter of Tsien Chiang, and part of Tsien Chiang's own, preventing death and aging for both of them. However, it also binds Spite to Tsien Chiang's will. If approached by intruders, the Bell of Treachery rings, inflicting damage to the intruders and healing the gaki guardians that protect the bell. However, this ringing can be prevented with a Silence spell.[1]
For more information common to all the Bells, see Bells of Evil and Lament.
Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue
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Bell of Treachery, The Bell of Treachery |
- ↑ Islands of Terror p. 34-35
