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As related by a [[bard]] from [[Curriculo]], a [[Invidian]] man once sought out a [[doll]] to gift to his | As related by a [[bard]] from [[Curriculo]], a [[Invidian]] man once sought out a [[doll]] to gift to his child one [[night]], only to stumble upon a seemingly closed [[toy shop]] that nonetheless had a [[candle]] flickering inside. The man loudly rapped upon the door which opened of its own accord. The toy shop was cold and seemingly empty, yet the man found a [[doll]] and, feeling a push to get the gift and leave, left payment for the [[toy]] and took it to his daughter. The next morning, he found that his daughter had seemingly [[transformed]] into a doll very much resembling the one that he bought. When he returned to the toy shop, it was gone. The [[Weathermay-Foxgrove Twins]] classified this [[unnamed]] toy shop as an [[oubliette]].<ref>[[Van Richten's Guide to the Mists]] p. 85</ref> | ||
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As related by a bard from Curriculo, a Invidian man once sought out a doll to gift to his child one night, only to stumble upon a seemingly closed toy shop that nonetheless had a candle flickering inside. The man loudly rapped upon the door which opened of its own accord. The toy shop was cold and seemingly empty, yet the man found a doll and, feeling a push to get the gift and leave, left payment for the toy and took it to his daughter. The next morning, he found that his daughter had seemingly transformed into a doll very much resembling the one that he bought. When he returned to the toy shop, it was gone. The Weathermay-Foxgrove Twins classified this unnamed toy shop as an oubliette.[1]
