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	''		''

	-[[The Wreck of the Albatross]], [[Juno Luteum]], [[Darkonian\|Darkonese]] [[adventurer]]<ref>Descriptive text from [[John W. Mangrum]]'s [[Teeny Tiny Tales of Terror]] project (contributed by [[~~Nathan Okerlund~~]]), from posts on the [[Cafe de Nuit\|Fraternity of Shadows message board]].</ref>		-[[The Wreck of the Albatross]], [[Juno Luteum]], [[Darkonian\|Darkonese]] [[adventurer]]<ref>Descriptive text from [[John W. Mangrum]]'s [[Teeny Tiny Tales of Terror]] project (contributed by [[USER:cure\|cure]]), from posts on the [[Cafe de Nuit\|Fraternity of Shadows message board]].</ref>

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	''Thirst. Avarice. Lust for power. They were the whip that our impromptu guide wielded dexterously in driving us to a destination of his choosing. We reached the Tomb of [[Ankhtepot]] at sunset and the disturbing baying which had punctuated our approach fell silent, pleasing greatly the fellow, as though confirming some secret calculation. Awe alone - inspired by the magnificent structure and its soaring statues - slowed our passage from the world above to that below. A great temple emerged from the darkness, then a greater one still, dominated by a colossal statue, that of the deceased [[pharaoh]] himself. Avarice overcame thirst and good sense, for rather than pausing there, to seek out the rumored well, we rushed onward, our company scrambling up a wide, steep staircase. Whereupon the first of six horrors befell us. Countless cobras, hooded and black as night, materialized in our midst, seemingly from the very shadows. Four crewmen and our guide did not quit that staircase, at least not alive, they being poisoned and trampled to death. And the second horror was already upon us. As we stumbled back to safety, our skin, beginning at the point or points where we had been bitten, was turning the inky black of the snakes. The surviving crewmen wailed that it was the mark of death and indeed we all thought as much, but it was not so, for a majority of us lived and for the rest it was worse. Some collapsed utterly, their bodies dissipating into mere shadow. Others, and this was the third horror, joined their fallen brothers from the staircase as living, or rather unliving, shadows bent upon our perdition.		''Thirst. Avarice. Lust for power. They were the whip that our impromptu guide wielded dexterously in driving us to a destination of his choosing. We reached the Tomb of [[Ankhtepot]] at sunset and the disturbing baying which had punctuated our approach fell silent, pleasing greatly the fellow, as though confirming some secret calculation. Awe alone - inspired by the magnificent structure and its soaring statues - slowed our passage from the world above to that below. A great temple emerged from the darkness, then a greater one still, dominated by a colossal statue, that of the deceased [[pharaoh]] himself. Avarice overcame thirst and good sense, for rather than pausing there, to seek out the rumored well, we rushed onward, our company scrambling up a wide, steep staircase. Whereupon the first of six horrors befell us. Countless cobras, hooded and black as night, materialized in our midst, seemingly from the very shadows. Four crewmen and our guide did not quit that staircase, at least not alive, they being poisoned and trampled to death. And the second horror was already upon us. As we stumbled back to safety, our skin, beginning at the point or points where we had been bitten, was turning the inky black of the snakes. The surviving crewmen wailed that it was the mark of death and indeed we all thought as much, but it was not so, for a majority of us lived and for the rest it was worse. Some collapsed utterly, their bodies dissipating into mere shadow. Others, and this was the third horror, joined their fallen brothers from the staircase as living, or rather unliving, shadows bent upon our perdition.
	''		''

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	''Thirst. Avarice. Lust for power. They were the whip that our impromptu guide wielded dexterously in driving us to a destination of his choosing. We reached the Tomb of [[Ankhtepot]] at sunset and the disturbing baying which had punctuated our approach fell silent, pleasing greatly the fellow, as though confirming some secret calculation. Awe alone - inspired by the magnificent structure and its soaring statues - slowed our passage from the world above to that below. A great temple emerged from the darkness, then a greater one still, dominated by a colossal statue, that of the deceased [[pharaoh]] himself. Avarice overcame thirst and good sense, for rather than pausing there, to seek out the rumored well, we rushed onward, our company scrambling up a wide, steep staircase. Whereupon the first of six horrors befell us. Countless cobras, hooded and black as night, materialized in our midst, seemingly from the very shadows. Four crewmen and our guide did not quit that staircase, at least not alive, they being poisoned and trampled to death. And the second horror was already upon us. As we stumbled back to safety, our skin, beginning at the point or points where we had been bitten, was turning the inky black of the snakes. The surviving crewmen wailed that it was the mark of death and indeed we all thought as much, but it was not so, for a majority of us lived and for the rest it was worse. Some collapsed utterly, their bodies dissipating into mere shadow. Others, and this was the third horror, joined their fallen brothers from the staircase as living, or rather unliving, shadows bent upon our perdition.		''Thirst. Avarice. Lust for power. They were the whip that our impromptu guide wielded dexterously in driving us to a destination of his choosing. We reached the Tomb of [[Ankhtepot]] at sunset and the disturbing baying which had punctuated our approach fell silent, pleasing greatly the fellow, as though confirming some secret calculation. Awe alone - inspired by the magnificent structure and its soaring statues - slowed our passage from the world above to that below. A great temple emerged from the darkness, then a greater one still, dominated by a colossal statue, that of the deceased [[pharaoh]] himself. Avarice overcame thirst and good sense, for rather than pausing there, to seek out the rumored well, we rushed onward, our company scrambling up a wide, steep staircase. Whereupon the first of six horrors befell us. Countless cobras, hooded and black as night, materialized in our midst, seemingly from the very shadows. Four crewmen and our guide did not quit that staircase, at least not alive, they being poisoned and trampled to death. And the second horror was already upon us. As we stumbled back to safety, our skin, beginning at the point or points where we had been bitten, was turning the inky black of the snakes. The surviving crewmen wailed that it was the mark of death and indeed we all thought as much, but it was not so, for a majority of us lived and for the rest it was worse. Some collapsed utterly, their bodies dissipating into mere shadow. Others, and this was the third horror, joined their fallen brothers from the staircase as living, or rather unliving, shadows bent upon our perdition.
	''		''

	-[[The Wreck of the Albatross]], [[Juno Luteum]], [[Darkonian\|Darkonese]] [[adventurer]]<ref>Descriptive text from [[John W. Mangrum]]'s [[Teeny Tiny Tales of Terror]] project (contributed by [[Nathan Okerlund]]), from posts on the [[Cafe de Nuit\|Fraternity of Shadows message board]].</ref>		-[[The Wreck of the Albatross]], [[Juno Luteum]], [[Darkonian\|Darkonese]] [[adventurer]]<ref>Descriptive text from [[John W. Mangrum]]'s [[Teeny Tiny Tales of Terror]] project (contributed by [[Nathan Okerlund]]), from posts on the [[Cafe de Nuit\|Fraternity of Shadows message board]].</ref>

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	==Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue==		==Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue==

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	In old [[Har'Akir]], the great [[nobility]] [[conjured]] shadow asps and put them to work as eternal [[guardian]]s of the noble lords' [[tomb]]s. A [[spellcaster]] can summon a shadow asp today via a [[Summon Monster III]] spell, and tales exist of a [[lost]] [[spell]] that could summon a large number of them at once and permanently compel them to act as tomb guardians.<ref name="Den of Dark p. 136-137">[[Denizens of Darkness]] p. 136-137</ref><ref name="Den of Dread p. 184">[[Denizens of Dread]] p. 184</ref>		In old [[Har'Akir]], the great [[nobility]] [[conjured]] shadow asps and put them to work as eternal [[guardian]]s of the noble lords' [[tomb]]s. A [[spellcaster]] can summon a shadow asp today via a [[Summon Monster III]] spell, and tales exist of a [[lost]] [[spell]] that could summon a large number of them at once and permanently compel them to act as tomb guardians.<ref name="Den of Dark p. 136-137">[[Denizens of Darkness]] p. 136-137</ref><ref name="Den of Dread p. 184">[[Denizens of Dread]] p. 184</ref>

	Beyond Har'Akir, shadow asps can also be encountered in [[Sithicus]], where they are under the control of [[Inza]].<ref>[[Ravenloft Gazetteer IV]] p.111</ref> [[Kristov]], a reclusive [[hermit]] living in [[the Fracture]] of [[the Shadow Rift]], may call shadow asps to defend himself.<ref>[[The Shadow Rift (Module)]] p. 61-62</ref> The shadow asp may also be encountered elsewhere in [[the Shadow Rift (Domain)\|the Shadow Rift]]<ref>[[Gazetteer V]] p. 105</ref>.		Beyond Har'Akir, shadow asps can also be encountered in [[Sithicus]], where they are under the control of [[Inza]].<ref>[[Ravenloft Gazetteer IV]] p.111</ref> [[Kristov]], a reclusive [[hermit]] living in [[the Fracture]] of [[the Shadow Rift]], may call shadow asps to defend himself.<ref>[[The Shadow Rift (Module)]] p. 61-62</ref> The shadow asp may also be encountered elsewhere in [[the Shadow Rift (Domain)\|the Shadow Rift]]<ref>[[Gazetteer V]] p. 105</ref>.

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			''Thirst. Avarice. Lust for power. They were the whip that our impromptu guide wielded dexterously in driving us to a destination of his choosing. We reached the Tomb of [[Ankhtepot]] at sunset and the disturbing baying which had punctuated our approach fell silent, pleasing greatly the fellow, as though confirming some secret calculation. Awe alone - inspired by the magnificent structure and its soaring statues - slowed our passage from the world above to that below. A great temple emerged from the darkness, then a greater one still, dominated by a colossal statue, that of the deceased [[pharaoh]] himself. Avarice overcame thirst and good sense, for rather than pausing there, to seek out the rumored well, we rushed onward, our company scrambling up a wide, steep staircase. Whereupon the first of six horrors befell us. Countless cobras, hooded and black as night, materialized in our midst, seemingly from the very shadows. Four crewmen and our guide did not quit that staircase, at least not alive, they being poisoned and trampled to death. And the second horror was already upon us. As we stumbled back to safety, our skin, beginning at the point or points where we had been bitten, was turning the inky black of the snakes. The surviving crewmen wailed that it was the mark of death and indeed we all thought as much, but it was not so, for a majority of us lived and for the rest it was worse. Some collapsed utterly, their bodies dissipating into mere shadow. Others, and this was the third horror, joined their fallen brothers from the staircase as living, or rather unliving, shadows bent upon our perdition.
			''
			-[[The Wreck of the Albatross]], [[Juno Luteum]], [[Darkonian\|Darkonese]] [[adventurer]]<ref>Descriptive text from [[John W. Mangrum]]'s [[Teeny Tiny Tales of Terror]] project (contributed by [[Nathan Okerlund]]), from posts on the [[Cafe de Nuit\|Fraternity of Shadows message board]].</ref>

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	The [[shadow asp]] is an [[asp]] originally from the [[~~Demiplane~~ of Shadow]], although it may sometimes be encountered in certain [[domain]]s of the [[Demiplane of Dread]]. Being a creature infused with the essence of that plane, shadow asps are [[magical beast]]s, not [[animal]]s.<ref name="Den of Dark p. 136-137">[[Denizens of Darkness]] p. 136-137</ref><ref name="Den of Dread p. 184">[[Denizens of Dread]] p. 184</ref> Although not really tougher than a standard [[venomous snake]], the shadow asp's [[poison]] is supernatural in nature and suffused with shadow, capable of transforming a bite victim into an [[category:Shadow\|undead shadow]]<ref>[[Ravenloft Monstrous Compendium III]] p. 98</ref><ref name="Den of Dark p. 136-137">[[Denizens of Darkness]] p. 136-137</ref><ref name="Den of Dread p. 184">[[Denizens of Dread]] p. 184</ref> if the victim sustains enough [[Ability Damage]] to [[Strength]] to drop it to zero.<ref name="Den of Dark p. 136-137">[[Denizens of Darkness]] p. 136-137</ref><ref name="Den of Dread p. 184">[[Denizens of Dread]] p. 184</ref>		The [[shadow asp]] is an [[asp]] originally from the [[Plane of Shadow]], although it may sometimes be encountered in certain [[domain]]s of the [[Demiplane of Dread]]. Being a creature infused with the essence of that plane, shadow asps are [[magical beast]]s, not [[animal]]s.<ref name="Den of Dark p. 136-137">[[Denizens of Darkness]] p. 136-137</ref><ref name="Den of Dread p. 184">[[Denizens of Dread]] p. 184</ref> Although not really tougher than a standard [[venomous snake]], the shadow asp's [[poison]] is supernatural in nature and suffused with shadow, capable of transforming a bite victim into an [[category:Shadow\|undead shadow]]<ref>[[Ravenloft Monstrous Compendium III]] p. 98</ref><ref name="Den of Dark p. 136-137">[[Denizens of Darkness]] p. 136-137</ref><ref name="Den of Dread p. 184">[[Denizens of Dread]] p. 184</ref> if the victim sustains enough [[Ability Damage]] to [[Strength]] to drop it to zero.<ref name="Den of Dark p. 136-137">[[Denizens of Darkness]] p. 136-137</ref><ref name="Den of Dread p. 184">[[Denizens of Dread]] p. 184</ref>

	==Encountering a shadow asp==		==Encountering a shadow asp==

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	The [[shadow asp]] is an [[asp]] originally from the [[Demiplane of Shadow]], although it may sometimes be encountered in certain [[domain]]s of the [[Demiplane of Dread]]. Being a creature infused with the essence of that plane, shadow asps are [[magical beast]]s, not [[animal]]s. Although not really tougher than a standard [[venomous snake]], the shadow asp's [[poison]] is supernatural in nature and suffused with shadow, capable of transforming a bite victim into an [[category:Shadow\|undead shadow]] if the victim sustains enough [[Ability Damage]] to [[Strength]] to drop it to zero.		The [[shadow asp]] is an [[asp]] originally from the [[Demiplane of Shadow]], although it may sometimes be encountered in certain [[domain]]s of the [[Demiplane of Dread]]. Being a creature infused with the essence of that plane, shadow asps are [[magical beast]]s, not [[animal]]s.<ref name="Den of Dark p. 136-137">[[Denizens of Darkness]] p. 136-137</ref><ref name="Den of Dread p. 184">[[Denizens of Dread]] p. 184</ref> Although not really tougher than a standard [[venomous snake]], the shadow asp's [[poison]] is supernatural in nature and suffused with shadow, capable of transforming a bite victim into an [[category:Shadow\|undead shadow]]<ref>[[Ravenloft Monstrous Compendium III]] p. 98</ref><ref name="Den of Dark p. 136-137">[[Denizens of Darkness]] p. 136-137</ref><ref name="Den of Dread p. 184">[[Denizens of Dread]] p. 184</ref> if the victim sustains enough [[Ability Damage]] to [[Strength]] to drop it to zero.<ref name="Den of Dark p. 136-137">[[Denizens of Darkness]] p. 136-137</ref><ref name="Den of Dread p. 184">[[Denizens of Dread]] p. 184</ref>

	==Encountering a shadow asp==		==Encountering a shadow asp==
	In old [[Har'Akir]], the great [[nobility]] [[conjured]] shadow asps and put them to work as eternal [[guardian]]s of the noble lords' [[tomb]]s. A [[spellcaster]] can summon a shadow asp today via a [[Summon Monster III]] spell, and tales exist of a [[lost]] [[spell] that could summon a large number of them at once.<ref>[[Denizens of Darkness]] p. 136-137</ref><ref>[[Denizens of Dread]] p. 184</ref>		In old [[Har'Akir]], the great [[nobility]] [[conjured]] shadow asps and put them to work as eternal [[guardian]]s of the noble lords' [[tomb]]s. A [[spellcaster]] can summon a shadow asp today via a [[Summon Monster III]] spell, and tales exist of a [[lost]] [[spell]] that could summon a large number of them at once and permanently compel them to act as tomb guardians.<ref name="Den of Dark p. 136-137">[[Denizens of Darkness]] p. 136-137</ref><ref name="Den of Dread p. 184">[[Denizens of Dread]] p. 184</ref>

	Beyond Har'Akir, shadow asps can also be encountered in [[Sithicus]], where they are under the control of [[Inza]].<ref>[[Ravenloft Gazetteer IV]] p.111</ref> [[Kristov]], a reclusive [[hermit]] living in [[the Fracture]] of [[the Shadow Rift]], may call shadow asps to defend himself.<ref>[[The Shadow Rift (Module)]] p. 61-62</ref> The shadow asp may also be encountered elsewhere in [[the Shadow Rift (Domain)\|the Shadow Rift]]<ref>[[Gazetteer V]] p. 105</ref>.		Beyond Har'Akir, shadow asps can also be encountered in [[Sithicus]], where they are under the control of [[Inza]].<ref>[[Ravenloft Gazetteer IV]] p.111</ref> [[Kristov]], a reclusive [[hermit]] living in [[the Fracture]] of [[the Shadow Rift]], may call shadow asps to defend himself.<ref>[[The Shadow Rift (Module)]] p. 61-62</ref> The shadow asp may also be encountered elsewhere in [[the Shadow Rift (Domain)\|the Shadow Rift]]<ref>[[Gazetteer V]] p. 105</ref>.

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	The [[shadow asp]] is an [[asp]] ~~born~~ of [[shadow]].		The [[shadow asp]] is an [[asp]] originally from the [[Demiplane of Shadow]], although it may sometimes be encountered in certain [[domain]]s of the [[Demiplane of Dread]]. Being a creature infused with the essence of that plane, shadow asps are [[magical beast]]s, not [[animal]]s. Although not really tougher than a standard [[venomous snake]], the shadow asp's [[poison]] is supernatural in nature and suffused with shadow, capable of transforming a bite victim into an [[category:Shadow\|undead shadow]] if the victim sustains enough [[Ability Damage]] to [[Strength]] to drop it to zero.

	~~It is summonable~~.		==Encountering a shadow asp==
			In old [[Har'Akir]], the great [[nobility]] [[conjured]] shadow asps and put them to work as eternal [[guardian]]s of the noble lords' [[tomb]]s. A [[spellcaster]] can summon a shadow asp today via a [[Summon Monster III]] spell, and tales exist of a [[lost]] [[spell] that could summon a large number of them at once.<ref>[[Denizens of Darkness]] p. 136-137</ref><ref>[[Denizens of Dread]] p. 184</ref>

	~~They were created in [[~~Har'Akir~~]] and can create [[Shadow]]s.~~		Beyond Har'Akir, shadow asps can also be encountered in [[Sithicus]], where they are under the control of [[Inza]].<ref>[[Ravenloft Gazetteer IV]] p.111</ref> [[Kristov]], a reclusive [[hermit]] living in [[the Fracture]] of [[the Shadow Rift]], may call shadow asps to defend himself.<ref>[[The Shadow Rift (Module)]] p. 61-62</ref> The shadow asp may also be encountered elsewhere in [[the Shadow Rift (Domain)\|the Shadow Rift]]<ref>[[Gazetteer V]] p. 105</ref>.

	~~They~~ can also be encountered in [[Sithicus]], where they are under the control of [[Inza]].<ref>[[Ravenloft Gazetteer IV]] p.111</ref> [[Kristov]], a reclusive [[hermit]] living in [[the Fracture]] of [[the Shadow Rift]], may call shadow asps to defend himself.<ref>[[The Shadow Rift (Module)]] p. 61-62</ref> The shadow asp may also be encountered elsewhere in [[the Shadow Rift (Domain)\|the Shadow Rift]]<ref>[[Gazetteer V]] p. 105</ref>.

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			[[Category:Asp]]
	[[Category:Burial Site Guardian]]		[[Category:Burial Site Guardian]]
			[[category:CR 2]]
	[[Category:Magical Beast]]		[[Category:Magical Beast]]
	[[Category:~~Asp~~]]		[[Category:Native Monster of Har'Akir]]
			[[category:Native Monster of Sithicus]]
			[[category:native Monster of the Shadow Rift]]
			[[category:Neutral]]
	[[Category:venomous Snake]]		[[Category:venomous Snake]]
	[[Category:snake]]		[[Category:snake]]
	[[Category:Shadow]]		[[Category:Shadow]]
			[[category:Shadowy Creature]]
	[[Category:Summonable]]		[[Category:Summonable]]
	~~[[Category:Native Monster of Har'Akir]]~~		[[category:True Neutral]]
	~~[[category:Native Monster of Sithicus]]~~
	~~[[category:native Monster of the Shadow Rift]]~~
	[[category:~~Shadowy Creature~~]]

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	They were created in [[Har'Akir]] and can create [[Shadow]]s.		They were created in [[Har'Akir]] and can create [[Shadow]]s.

	They can also be encountered in [[Sithicus]], where they are under the control of [[Inza]].<ref>[[Ravenloft Gazetteer IV]] p.111</ref> [[Kristov]], a reclusive [[hermit]] living in [[the Fracture]] of [[the Shadow Rift]], may call shadow asps to defend himself.<ref>[[The Shadow Rift (Module)]] p. 61-62</ref>		They can also be encountered in [[Sithicus]], where they are under the control of [[Inza]].<ref>[[Ravenloft Gazetteer IV]] p.111</ref> [[Kristov]], a reclusive [[hermit]] living in [[the Fracture]] of [[the Shadow Rift]], may call shadow asps to defend himself.<ref>[[The Shadow Rift (Module)]] p. 61-62</ref> The shadow asp may also be encountered elsewhere in [[the Shadow Rift (Domain)\|the Shadow Rift]]<ref>[[Gazetteer V]] p. 105</ref>.

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	[[category:Native Monster of Sithicus]]		[[category:Native Monster of Sithicus]]
			[[category:native Monster of the Shadow Rift]]
			[[category:Shadowy Creature]]

	==Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue==		==Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue==

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	They were created in [[Har'Akir]] and can create [[Shadow]]s.		They were created in [[Har'Akir]] and can create [[Shadow]]s.

	They can also be encountered in [[Sithicus]], where they are under the control of [[Inza]].<ref>[[Ravenloft Gazetteer IV]] p.111</ref>		They can also be encountered in [[Sithicus]], where they are under the control of [[Inza]].<ref>[[Ravenloft Gazetteer IV]] p.111</ref> [[Kristov]], a reclusive [[hermit]] living in [[the Fracture]] of [[the Shadow Rift]], may call shadow asps to defend himself.<ref>[[The Shadow Rift (Module)]] p. 61-62</ref>

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