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Message: <blockquote data-quote="RealAlHazred" data-source="post: 6708613" data-attributes="member: 25818">Originally posted by Ra-Tiel:Hi.Just to add my own nightmares to the collection:(170)The characters come to a lonely village. The only sound they hear are screams of lust and pain mingled together. It's coming from a single house, near the town square. When the characters investigate, they'll find a young man and woman, engaged in the act of loving. What the characters see will be too much for them (DC 30 Will Save or panicked): The flesh of the couple has been fused together, and worms and maggots are eating their ways through the bodies. But each second, the flesh heals, and the wounds the parasites cause close again. The couple is captivated in pleasure and torment, for all eternity.(171)Near a tree, the characters find the corpse of a human girl. Next to the corpse, a slain horrid rat lies there. From the tree, the body of a human soldier hangs, softly swinging in the breeze. He holds a letter in his hand, reading "Forgive me my daughter, that I couldn't save you."(172)The characters come to a river that is flowing red with blood and they see some people in it. When they get closer, they see that the adults are bound, while a young girl walks up and down before them. In front of each adult, she stays and slits their bellies open with a long knife, saying "Please forgive me dad", "Please forgive me, mom", "Please forgive me, uncle", whatever is appropriate. After she has maimed all of her family, she walks up and down again, this time pouring her tears on the wounds, which then heal. Then she continues to slit her relatives open again...(172)Each night, each character finds a single bone in his hand when waking up. On the bone is a single word inscribed: "Help"(173)After a night of rest, suddenly each character is alone. Each character is incorporeal, and made improved invisible by the strange magic of the Mournland.(174)The party discovers two wizards, one from Cyre, one from Breland, both separated from their troops and engaged in a magical duel. The whole scene is as if frozen in time, with one wizard discharging a lightning bolt, and the other one trying to raise a lesser globe. Both casters have a macabre mirror image: instead of whole images, only parts of their bodies are mirrored; the skeleton is one image, as is the nervous system, the muscles, and the blood vessels, also the internal organs form a different image for the spell._Ra-Tiel.</blockquote>

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