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Timvad Nayor was a company cook in the [[Falkovnian army]]. He was very good at his job and insisted that there wasn't a nest of rats in the land that he could turn into a tasty stew. He was eaten alive by a [[Corpse Rat Swarm | swarm of undead rats]] within a day of the [[Winter Solstice | winter solstice]] of 750 BC, which is to say in the aftermath of the [[Requiem]]. The pile of rats that he preparing for dinner came to "[[Undeath | life]]" after being dowsed in water drawn from the [[Vuchar River]]. He was missed by the men | Timvad Nayor was a company cook in the [[Falkovnian army]]. He was very good at his job and insisted that there wasn't a nest of rats in the land that he could turn into a tasty stew. He was eaten alive by a [[Corpse Rat Swarm | swarm of undead rats]] within a day of the [[Winter Solstice | winter solstice]] of 750 BC, which is to say in the aftermath of the [[Requiem]]. The pile of rats that he preparing for dinner came to "[[Undeath | life]]" after being dowsed in water drawn from the [[Vuchar River]]. He was missed by the men whom he had faithfully served. | ||
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Timvad Nayor was a company cook in the Falkovnian army. He was very good at his job and insisted that there wasn't a nest of rats in the land that he could turn into a tasty stew. He was eaten alive by a swarm of undead rats within a day of the winter solstice of 750 BC, which is to say in the aftermath of the Requiem. The pile of rats that he preparing for dinner came to " life" after being dowsed in water drawn from the Vuchar River. He was missed by the men whom he had faithfully served.
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NPC from John W. Mangrum's Teeny Tiny Tales of Terror project (contributed by cure, from posts on the Fraternity of Shadows message board.
