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The Mansion of the Dead is the [[floating pocket]] [[domain]] and [[residence]] of the [[Honoria]], the Pallid Lady. It is comprised of a large but decrepit [[mansion]] with a connected [[cemetery]] and [[dungeon]] filled with [[undead]], [[:category:Mutant|mutant]]s, and abominations created by [[:category:necromantic|necromantic]] [[experiment]]s. Both an aura of palpable doom and green-tinted [[fog]] shroud the area. The Mansion's configuration of [[wall]]s and [[:category:room|room]]s are changeable by Honoria as she wills it.<ref>[[A Hundred Shades of Dark]], [[Quoth the Raven Issue 25]] p. | The Mansion of the Dead is the [[floating pocket]] [[domain]] and [[residence]] of the [[Honoria]], the Pallid Lady. It is comprised of a large but decrepit [[mansion]] with a connected [[cemetery]] and [[dungeon]] filled with [[undead]], [[:category:Mutant|mutant]]s, and abominations created by [[:category:necromantic|necromantic]] [[experiment]]s. Both an aura of palpable doom and green-tinted [[fog]] shroud the area. The Mansion's configuration of [[wall]]s and [[:category:room|room]]s are changeable by Honoria as she wills it.<ref>[[A Hundred Shades of Dark]], [[Quoth the Raven Issue 25]] p. 81</ref> | ||
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The Mansion of the Dead is the floating pocket domain and residence of the Honoria, the Pallid Lady. It is comprised of a large but decrepit mansion with a connected cemetery and dungeon filled with undead, mutants, and abominations created by necromantic experiments. Both an aura of palpable doom and green-tinted fog shroud the area. The Mansion's configuration of walls and rooms are changeable by Honoria as she wills it.[1]