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Located in a [[shrine]] in [[I'Cath]], this cursed bell holds the spirit of [[Tsien Chiang]]'s daughter [[Hate]] and part of Tsien Chiang's own spirit, preventing [[death]] and [[aging]] for both of them. However, it also binds Hate to Tsien Chiang's will. If approached by intruders, the Bell of Discord rings, causing the intruders to go berserk and attack each other.<ref>[[Islands of Terror]] p. 34-35</ref> | |||
For more information common to all the Bells, see [[Bells of Evil and Lament]]. | |||
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Located in a shrine in I'Cath, this cursed bell holds the spirit of Tsien Chiang's daughter Hate and part of Tsien Chiang's own spirit, preventing death and aging for both of them. However, it also binds Hate to Tsien Chiang's will. If approached by intruders, the Bell of Discord rings, causing the intruders to go berserk and attack each other.[1]
For more information common to all the Bells, see Bells of Evil and Lament.
Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue
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Islands of Terror - pp34-35 | |
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Islands of Terror - p33 | |
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Bell of Discord, The Bell of Discord |
- ↑ Islands of Terror p. 34-35
