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The Scroll of the Hunter is an ancient artifact that is not actually a scroll, but rather an indestructible piece of hide. It appears to be powerless to anyone who reads it save for a priest or a warrior. If either a priest or warrior should read it, it may cause madness in the reader if a save vs. spells is made (as per a failed madness check) or (if the save is failed) make the reader entranced and obsessed with the magic ritual contained in the Scroll, performing it at the earliest available opportunity. This ritual is the ritual to transform a person into a loup du noir, they very same ritual Gregor Zolnik used.[1]
The Scroll of the Hunter was created by Eric C. Daniel for the Book of Sorrows.
References
- ↑ Book of Sorrows p.112-113
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