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Message: <blockquote data-quote="der_kluge" data-source="post: 1927500" data-attributes="member: 945">Alice's Corpse GardenDespite the macabre name, Alice's corpse garden is in fact, a very pleasant, pastoral setting in the hillsides of Brookshire, a small homlet just outside Crestwood.  Alice, a sculptor and artisan, is an aged woman in her 80s. A recluse by nature, Alice has taken the task of sculpting famous individuals of legend for her garden.  Grunwilde the Infamous, Nijel the quick, and even Dunwoody the lucky are represented here.But mysterious circumstances seem to surround the garden, for anyone alive that Alice sculpts dies within the next year or maybe two. Even the healthy Lord Grumwald, who was a mere 42 years old when sculpted, died in his sleep only two months after being sculpted.  For this reason, Alice's otherwise beautiful garden has taken on the name "corpse" garden due to the foreboding, necromantic coincidences of her sculptures.Alice denies any wrongdoing, and regrets the deaths of those who have befallen such a fate, but she has no desire to stop.Next:The Bath House of Tor-Vidor</blockquote>