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Message: <blockquote data-quote="RealAlHazred" data-source="post: 6708530" data-attributes="member: 25818">Originally posted by zombiegleemax:65) A battle field, covered in the corpses (perfectly preserved, as usual) of Thranish, Cyran, and Karrnathi soldiers lies ahead. However, upon arriving at the battle field, the PCs notice that each soldier's face is exactly like his own (or that of a loved one), frozen in an expression of horror, shock, or sadness.66) A band of ghostly children march through a battle field (with the usual preserved corpses) searching for the bodies of their relatives. When a relative is found, one (or maybe a few) ghostly child (children) break from the parade with a soul wrenching wail and sinks into the earth next to the corpse. Where the child disappears, a black rose, with gaping holes in the leaves and petals, appears.67) A pool of perfectly calm, clear, still water sits in the middle of a large, deserted plane. Any PC who looks into it sees his or her home town/city being sacked and burnt. Women the character knew are ravished, men the character knew are brutally tortured and killed, and children are clapped in irons and dragged screaming away from their homes. For every round the PC looks into the pool, a DC 15+(number of previous saves) Will save must be made. If the save is failed, the character is drawn into an elaborate illusion in which he is forced to live the horrors of the pool first hand. The PC's body is motionless and appears unconscious to the outside observer, and the PC's mind can only be freed by a Break Enchantment spell.68) Dense fog encompasses the PCs, blinding them, and each one hears the others screaming in pain or crying for aid.</blockquote>

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