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{{Netbook-canon}}Marasmos<ref name="Children of the Night - Demons, p56-65">[http://www.kargatane.com/sotk/netbook/cotndpdf.zip Children of the Night - Demons], p56-65.</ref> is | {{Netbook-canon}}Marasmos<ref name="Children of the Night - Demons, p56-65">[http://www.kargatane.com/sotk/netbook/cotndpdf.zip Children of the Night - Demons], p56-65.</ref> is an [[alkilith]], a powerful and amorphous [[demon]], but beyond that, through numerous [[Power Ritual]]s, [[Marasmos]] has turned itself not only into a [[cause for disease]], but a veritable [[disease|plague]] itself. Through its [[Cult of Suppuration]], Marasmos can spread its infective essence through mere touch. The infection of Marasmos works in a process much similar to [[transposition]], ultimately in Maramos' [[corruption]], domination, and ultimately the [[death]] of the infected. | ||
When enough of Marasmos' evil infection congeals inside a victim, they die, spawning an [[Alkiolyte]], a miniature copy of Marasmos with correspondingly less power. Although these small [[demon]]s cannot exist outside a host for long, | |||
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22 ft. radius | |||
The [[Cult of Suppurration]] | The [[Cult of Suppurration]] | ||
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[[Category:Tanar'ri]] | [[Category:Tanar'ri]] | ||
[[category:Cause of Disease]] | |||
[[category:Corrupter]] | |||
[[category:Desecrator]] | |||
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Marasmos[1] is an alkilith, a powerful and amorphous demon, but beyond that, through numerous Power Rituals, Marasmos has turned itself not only into a cause for disease, but a veritable plague itself. Through its Cult of Suppuration, Marasmos can spread its infective essence through mere touch. The infection of Marasmos works in a process much similar to transposition, ultimately in Maramos' corruption, domination, and ultimately the death of the infected.
When enough of Marasmos' evil infection congeals inside a victim, they die, spawning an Alkiolyte, a miniature copy of Marasmos with correspondingly less power. Although these small demons cannot exist outside a host for long,
Phylactery
Reality Wrinkle
22 ft. radius
References
- ↑ Children of the Night - Demons, p56-65.
