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Bialystok is a metropolis in Russian occupied and annexed Poland with a population of nearly 60,000 at the end Victorian era (1900).

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Rabbi Joshua Fiedorow opened a portal that he might secure daemonic aid in the defense of the city against a clan of werewolves led by Jan Kryniewicki. The abandonned Choroszcz Sanitarium near Bialystok hosts the planar gate and the outsider guardian.

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+[[Bialystok]] is a [[metropolis]] in Russian occupied and annexed [[Poland]] with a population of nearly 60,000 at the end Victorian era (1900).
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+[[Rabbi Joshua Fiedorow]] opened a [[portal]] that he might secure daemonic aid in the defense of the [[community|city]] against a clan of [[werewolves]] led by [[Jan Kryniewicki]]. The [[abandonned]] [[Choroszcz Sanitarium]] near Bialystok hosts the [[portal|planar gate]] and the [[outsider]] [[guardian]].
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+[[Category:Locations in Poland]]
+[[Category:Locations in Russia]]
+[[Category:Locations in Gothic Earth]]
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-'''WIKISEED FROM CATALOGUE :''' City in [[Poland]] Sealed against [[werebeasts]] by [[Rabbi Joshua Fiedorow]]''(Please edit freely, then remove this note and WIKISEED label)''