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Acchalus was the commander of the guards who protected the [[Temple of Athena]]. However, a band of invaders led by [[Hurrek]] attacked the temple. During the fight, Acchalus lost [[Acchalus's Magic Sword|his magic sword]] and subsequently was [[killed]]. Acchalus' [[bitter]] frustrations caused him to rise as a ghost consumed with the urge to protect the temple. Many years later, Acchalus would take possession of Hurrek's ghostly form after the [[giant]] had been [[murdered]].<ref name="CotN: Ghosts p.57">[[Children of the Night: Ghosts]] p.57</ref> | Acchalus was the commander of the guards who protected the [[Temple of Athena]]. However, a band of invaders led by [[Hurrek]] attacked the temple. During the fight, Acchalus lost [[Acchalus's Magic Sword|his magic sword]] and subsequently was [[killed]]. Acchalus' [[bitter]] frustrations caused him to rise as a ghost consumed with the urge to protect the temple. Many years later, Acchalus would take possession of Hurrek's ghostly form after the [[giant]] had been [[murdered]].<ref name="CotN: Ghosts p.57">[[Children of the Night: Ghosts]] p.57</ref> | ||
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Acchalus is, strangely enough, a ghost who has possessed another ghost, that of his killer Hurrek. Acchalus uses the ghostly stone giant to watch over the Temple of Athena that Acchalus once failed to protect.[1]
Acchalus was the commander of the guards who protected the Temple of Athena. However, a band of invaders led by Hurrek attacked the temple. During the fight, Acchalus lost his magic sword and subsequently was killed. Acchalus' bitter frustrations caused him to rise as a ghost consumed with the urge to protect the temple. Many years later, Acchalus would take possession of Hurrek's ghostly form after the giant had been murdered.[1]
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- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Children of the Night: Ghosts p.57
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