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A [[path of corruption]] is a six step process of damnation from a state untainted by the attention of [[the Dark Powers]] to their full embrace as a [[darklord]]. With each failed powers check, a [[corrupted]] character gains a gift, but a matching, and perhaps even more potent, [[curse]]. The [[transgressor]]s gifts and curses fit the nature of their [[transgression]]s and their depravity.<ref>[[Ravenloft Third Edition]] p.87</ref> | A [[path of corruption]] is a six step process of damnation from a state untainted by the attention of [[the Dark Powers]] to their full embrace as a [[darklord]]. With each failed powers check, a [[corrupted]] character gains a gift, but a matching, and perhaps even more potent, [[curse]]. The [[transgressor]]s gifts and curses fit the nature of their [[transgression]]s and their depravity.<ref>[[Ravenloft Third Edition]] p.87</ref> | ||
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A path of corruption is a six step process of damnation from a state untainted by the attention of the Dark Powers to their full embrace as a darklord. With each failed powers check, a corrupted character gains a gift, but a matching, and perhaps even more potent, curse. The transgressors gifts and curses fit the nature of their transgressions and their depravity.[1]
References
- ↑ Ravenloft Third Edition p.87
Pages in category "Path of Corruption"
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