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=The Berserker= | =The Berserker= | ||
[[Image:Icons-Berserker.jpg|right|350px]] | [[Image:Icons-Berserker.jpg|right|350px]] | ||
| − | '' | + | ''[bestial shrieking]''<br> |
| − | + | No one knows what is is or where it comes from. The Berserker does not observe boundaries or borders, although it has never appeared within the citadels themselves. When it appears, bloodshed follows. Sometimes, goodly folk are ripped apart, for reasons no one can understand. Other times, they are saved from threats, the Berserker their gore-covered savior. Most disturbing, though, is the fact that its propensity for frenzy seems to be contagious: some of those who have encountered the Berserker later give in to furies of their own. | |
==Usual Location== | ==Usual Location== | ||
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Revision as of 16:16, 16 August 2018
The Berserker
[bestial shrieking]
No one knows what is is or where it comes from. The Berserker does not observe boundaries or borders, although it has never appeared within the citadels themselves. When it appears, bloodshed follows. Sometimes, goodly folk are ripped apart, for reasons no one can understand. Other times, they are saved from threats, the Berserker their gore-covered savior. Most disturbing, though, is the fact that its propensity for frenzy seems to be contagious: some of those who have encountered the Berserker later give in to furies of their own.
Usual Location
x
Relationships with the Berserker
- Positive Relationships: x
- Conflicted Relationships: x
- Negative Relationships: x
Allies
x
Enemies
x
