Ghorlon
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Latest revision as of 20:00, 20 July 2025
Ghorlon
by unknown
A foul looking tome bears
the image of a noxious
figure standing amongst a
sea of diseased wildlife.
--=*=--
Pestilence
I looked, and there before
me was a white horse.
Its rider was given a
bow, and he rode out as
Pestilence, bent on
conquest.
Disease and plague have stricken the world countless times and will continue to do so as long as there is life to infect. Plants, animals, humans and monsters alike fall victim to Pestilence. None save the dead and Undead are immune to its vile workings.