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First emerging in [[717 BC]], [[the Claws of Sehkmaa]] was a [[cult]] and [[criminal organization]] led by [[Malken]]. They venerated [[Sehkmaa]], the [[ancient]] [[Tygammi]] [[cat]] [[god]] and performed many types of illicit activities, from minor rackets such as [[bookmaking]] and [[extortion]] all the way up to [[kidnapping]]s and even [[murder]] through [[poisoning]. Somehow the cult managed to fly under the radar of the law until [[Sir Tristen Hiregaard]] uncovered the cult's evil and seemingly [[killed]] [[Malken]]. After the cult was dismantled, Sehkmaa [[worship]] became illegal. | |||
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[[Ravenloft Gazetteer Volume V]], p24 | [[Ravenloft Gazetteer Volume V]], p24 | ||
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[[Category:smuggler]] | |||
[[Category:Blackmailer]] | |||
[[Category:extortionist]] | |||
[[Category:thief]] | |||
[[Category:kidnapper]] | |||
[[Category:poisoner]] | |||
[[Category:Professional Murderer]] | |||
[[Category:murderer]] | |||
[[Category:Professional Killer]] | |||
[[Category:Killer]] | |||
[[Category:Fraudster]] | |||
[[Category:Fraud]] | [[Category:Fraud]] | ||
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[[Category:Criminal Organisation]] | [[Category:Criminal Organisation]] | ||
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[[Category:Nova Vaasan]] | [[Category:Nova Vaasan]] | ||
[[category:Villainous Organization]] | |||
[[category:Defunct]] | |||
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First emerging in 717 BC, the Claws of Sehkmaa was a cult and criminal organization led by Malken. They venerated Sehkmaa, the ancient Tygammi cat god and performed many types of illicit activities, from minor rackets such as bookmaking and extortion all the way up to kidnappings and even murder through [[poisoning]. Somehow the cult managed to fly under the radar of the law until Sir Tristen Hiregaard uncovered the cult's evil and seemingly killed Malken. After the cult was dismantled, Sehkmaa worship became illegal.
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