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Zemlak the Destroyer was a [[fiend]] of unknown nature somehow called into the world of [[Gothic Earth]] much like [[the Red Death]] had been millennia before. In the 1600s, it came into conflict with [[the Circle]] and devastated their ranks by unleashing the [[Salem Witch Trials]] upon them. Zemlak itself remained uninjured after the dust settled.<ref>[[A Guide to Gothic Earth]] p. 14</ref> | Zemlak the Destroyer was a [[fiend]] of unknown nature somehow called into the world of [[Gothic Earth]] much like [[the Red Death]] had been millennia before. In the 1600s, it came into conflict with [[the Circle]] and devastated their ranks by unleashing the [[Salem Witch Trials]] upon them. Zemlak itself remained uninjured after the dust settled.<ref>[[A Guide to Gothic Earth]] p. 14</ref> | ||
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Zemlak the Destroyer was a fiend of unknown nature somehow called into the world of Gothic Earth much like the Red Death had been millennia before. In the 1600s, it came into conflict with the Circle and devastated their ranks by unleashing the Salem Witch Trials upon them. Zemlak itself remained uninjured after the dust settled.[1]
References
- ↑ A Guide to Gothic Earth p. 14
