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Author: [[Freidrich Gothe]]<br/> | Author: [[Freidrich Gothe]]<br/> | ||
Subtitle: Four Victims of the Nightmare Court<br/> | Subtitle: Four Victims of the Nightmare Court<br/> | ||
Published in: [[The Book of Shadows]], p.63-73</ | Published in: [[The Book of Shadows]], p.63-73<br/> | ||
The article details the contents of [[The Interpretation of Dreams (Book)]], four cases studies of victims whom are haunted by [[the Nightmare Court]] in their [[dream]]s. The article begins with an in-character introductory foreword written by [[Freidrick Louis]], a colleague of [[Dr. Illhousen]]. After that, each "chapter" begins with in-character Doctor Illhousen's notes on a particular patient followed by a gray-boxed DM text describing the character from an out-of-game perspective and includes stats for each. | The article details the contents of [[The Interpretation of Dreams (Book)]], four cases studies of victims whom are haunted by [[the Nightmare Court]] in their [[dream]]s. The article begins with an in-character introductory foreword written by [[Freidrick Louis]], a colleague of [[Dr. Illhousen]]. After that, each "chapter" begins with in-character Doctor Illhousen's notes on a particular patient followed by a gray-boxed DM text describing the character from an out-of-game perspective and includes stats for each. | ||
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A netbook article that describes four victims of the Nightmare Court.
Author: Freidrich Gothe
Subtitle: Four Victims of the Nightmare Court
Published in: The Book of Shadows, p.63-73
The article details the contents of The Interpretation of Dreams (Book), four cases studies of victims whom are haunted by the Nightmare Court in their dreams. The article begins with an in-character introductory foreword written by Freidrick Louis, a colleague of Dr. Illhousen. After that, each "chapter" begins with in-character Doctor Illhousen's notes on a particular patient followed by a gray-boxed DM text describing the character from an out-of-game perspective and includes stats for each.
