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<blockquote data-quote="FnordBear" data-source="post: 3252035" data-attributes="member: 15897"><p>The Wild Deuce</p><p></p><p>The Wild Duece was a party yahct that used to ply the watters off the coast of one of the eastern baronies. She was mainly used as a spot for legalized gambling as the port she called home had laws forbidding gambling and the inhabition of spirits. As the legend goes, one night a great party was held to celebrate the comming of age of the hier to the throne of the city's priest-king. The gods of the city were so angered by one who was to become thier pious servant and represenative to the city engaging in such debauchery as occured aboard ship that night sent a massive squall blowign the ship out to sea.</p><p></p><p>For weeks the ship floated, her crew swept overboard, her sails shredded, and only the party-goers left alive. Slowly they succumbed to exposure and thirst before the ship settled among the rocks surrounding the lighthouse. On boarding the ship the PCs find bodies everywhere, some posed still in the throws of acts to vile to describe, partying and giving in to hedonism even as they wasted away to death. In the deepest chambers they can find the cursed prince, all but a skeleton now, sitting at a table. Upon entering red point of light glow in the sockets and he looks up and in a voice tinged with the madness of undeath says, "Care to roll the bones?"</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="FnordBear, post: 3252035, member: 15897"] The Wild Deuce The Wild Duece was a party yahct that used to ply the watters off the coast of one of the eastern baronies. She was mainly used as a spot for legalized gambling as the port she called home had laws forbidding gambling and the inhabition of spirits. As the legend goes, one night a great party was held to celebrate the comming of age of the hier to the throne of the city's priest-king. The gods of the city were so angered by one who was to become thier pious servant and represenative to the city engaging in such debauchery as occured aboard ship that night sent a massive squall blowign the ship out to sea. For weeks the ship floated, her crew swept overboard, her sails shredded, and only the party-goers left alive. Slowly they succumbed to exposure and thirst before the ship settled among the rocks surrounding the lighthouse. On boarding the ship the PCs find bodies everywhere, some posed still in the throws of acts to vile to describe, partying and giving in to hedonism even as they wasted away to death. In the deepest chambers they can find the cursed prince, all but a skeleton now, sitting at a table. Upon entering red point of light glow in the sockets and he looks up and in a voice tinged with the madness of undeath says, "Care to roll the bones?" [/QUOTE]
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