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Death's Child is a special quality given to [[undead]] initiates of the [[Unholy Order of the Grave]]. It is a product of [[Death (Lowellyn Dachine)|Death]], the [[darklord]] of [[Necropolis]], implanting a small piece of his essence inside of the inductee undead. The inductee can afflict [[energy drain]] with a [[natural attack]] but but becomes subject to Death's commands from any distance. As an extension of Death, creatures with the Death's Child ability become [[Chaotic Evil]] and inherit his aversion to objects associated with [[birth]].<ref>[[Gazetteer II]] p. 60</ref>
Death's Child is a special quality given to [[undead]] initiates of the [[Unholy Order of the Grave]]. It is a product of [[Death (Lowellyn Dachine)|Death]], the [[darklord]] of [[Necropolis]], implanting a small piece of his essence inside of the undead initiate. The inductee can afflict [[energy drain]] with a natural attack, but becomes subject to Death's commands from any distance. As an extension of Death, creatures with the Death's Child ability become [[Chaotic Evil]] and inherit his aversion to objects associated with [[birth]].<ref>[[Gazetteer II]] p. 60</ref>


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Death's Child is a special quality given to undead initiates of the Unholy Order of the Grave. It is a product of Death, the darklord of Necropolis, implanting a small piece of his essence inside of the undead initiate. The inductee can afflict energy drain with a natural attack, but becomes subject to Death's commands from any distance. As an extension of Death, creatures with the Death's Child ability become Chaotic Evil and inherit his aversion to objects associated with birth.[1]

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