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The Evangelist of [[Zhakata]] wanders the lands beyond [[G'Henna]], speaking whispers of the "Word of Zhakata" in the ears of all those who listen. The unfortunates whom indulge him refuse [[food]] and drink until they die of [[starvation]]. Like a [[disease]], the Word of Zhakata can spread from person to person should others ask the "converts" about their refusal to eat and then listen to the whispers of the Word of Zhakata.<ref name="Deadly Denizens p. 57">[[Deadly Denizens]], [[Quoth the Raven Issue 26]], p. 57</ref> | The Evangelist of [[Zhakata]] wanders the lands beyond [[G'Henna]], speaking whispers of the "Word of Zhakata" in the ears of all those who listen. The unfortunates whom indulge him refuse [[food]] and drink until they die of [[starvation]]. Like a [[disease]], the Word of Zhakata can spread from person to person should others ask the "converts" about their refusal to eat and then listen to the converts' whispers of the Word of Zhakata.<ref name="Deadly Denizens p. 57">[[Deadly Denizens]], [[Quoth the Raven Issue 26]], p. 57</ref> | ||
The Evangelist was inspired by the movie [[w:XX (film)|XX]] | |||
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The Evangelist of Zhakata wanders the lands beyond G'Henna, speaking whispers of the "Word of Zhakata" in the ears of all those who listen. The unfortunates whom indulge him refuse food and drink until they die of starvation. Like a disease, the Word of Zhakata can spread from person to person should others ask the "converts" about their refusal to eat and then listen to the converts' whispers of the Word of Zhakata.[1]
The Evangelist was inspired by the movie XX
References
- ↑ Deadly Denizens, Quoth the Raven Issue 26, p. 57