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'''Renthon Vorishtok''' was the author of [[The Revelation of the Prince of Twilight]]. He was a [[Borcan]] [[monk]], cast out of his [[monastery]] for [[blasphemy]]. He claimed to have met an unknown entity that he called the [[Prince of Twilight]] in the mountains of [[Lamordia]]. He settled in [[Richemulot]] and published his book, detailing how all people had been sundered from their spiritual other halves. The work included [[spell | spells]] to [[Conjure_Sundered_Soul|conjure]] and [[Spirit's_Reunification|reunify]] the missing halves. In reality, these spells allow a [[fey]] or fiendish spirit to [[possess]] the subject. Vorishtok disappeared shortly after the [[Grand Conjunction]]. <ref>[[Arcane Lore: Tomes of Forbidden Lore]], Dragon Magazine #252, pp87-89</ref> | |||
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Revision as of 20:50, 9 November 2011
Renthon Vorishtok was the author of The Revelation of the Prince of Twilight. He was a Borcan monk, cast out of his monastery for blasphemy. He claimed to have met an unknown entity that he called the Prince of Twilight in the mountains of Lamordia. He settled in Richemulot and published his book, detailing how all people had been sundered from their spiritual other halves. The work included spells to conjure and reunify the missing halves. In reality, these spells allow a fey or fiendish spirit to possess the subject. Vorishtok disappeared shortly after the Grand Conjunction. [1]
- ↑ Arcane Lore: Tomes of Forbidden Lore, Dragon Magazine #252, pp87-89
