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Message: <blockquote data-quote="mythusmage" data-source="post: 3271403" data-attributes="member: 571">Grindle FallsIt is not large as falls go, more a smallish stream tumbling down a rocky slope. It's possible it was once much greater, but that was back when it was a few miles downstream and the rains came more often and heavier.Tales are told of Grindle Falls, of the treasure to be found behind the rushing waters, an of the fell spectre that guards it. Many were those who went in search of the treasure, armed against the foul spirit. But there is no treasure, or spectre as such. It is the Falls that spreads the story, using its arcane powers to implant the rumors in the minds of passers by. For Grindle Falls is an unliving spirit. A spectre of preternatural potency and malice that seeks to draw in the greedy and witless that it may feed upon their pain and despair.Grindle Falls draws the life out of a person, steadily weakening the victim until he is naught more than a shambling corpse of what he had once been. Most times the victim is destroyed, collapsing in a veil of wind blown dust. Sometimes Grindle Falls lets the soulless body wander the land, ostensible victims of the fictional spectre said to haunt the falls.Next: The Well of Too Efficient Healing</blockquote>