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Located in a [[shrine]] within [[I'Cath]], the Bell of Lament holds the spirit of [[Tsien Chiang]]'s good daughter [[Nightingale]] and part of Tsien Chiang's own, preventing [[death]] and [[aging]] for both of them. However, it also binds Nightingale to Tsien Chiang's will. If approached by creatures of non-[[good]] [[alignment]] (save for Tsien Chiang herself), the Bell of Lament rings, inflicting damage to creatures within range (more for [[undead]] and creatures from the [[Lower Planes]]), though this can be prevented with a [[Silence]] spell.<ref>[[Islands of Terror]] p. 34-35</ref> | Located in a [[shrine]] within [[I'Cath]], the Bell of Lament holds the spirit of [[Tsien Chiang]]'s good daughter [[Nightingale]] and part of Tsien Chiang's own, preventing [[death]] and [[aging]] for both of them. However, it also binds Nightingale to Tsien Chiang's will. If approached by creatures of non-[[good]] [[alignment]] (save for Tsien Chiang herself), the Bell of Lament rings, inflicting damage to creatures within range (more for [[undead]] and creatures from the [[Lower Planes]]), though this can be prevented with a [[Silence (Spell)|Silence]] spell.<ref>[[Islands of Terror]] p. 34-35</ref> | ||
For more information common to all the Bells, see [[Bells of Evil and Lament]]. | For more information common to all the Bells, see [[Bells of Evil and Lament]]. | ||
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Located in a shrine within I'Cath, the Bell of Lament holds the spirit of Tsien Chiang's good daughter Nightingale and part of Tsien Chiang's own, preventing death and aging for both of them. However, it also binds Nightingale to Tsien Chiang's will. If approached by creatures of non-good alignment (save for Tsien Chiang herself), the Bell of Lament rings, inflicting damage to creatures within range (more for undead and creatures from the Lower Planes), though this can be prevented with a Silence spell.[1]
For more information common to all the Bells, see Bells of Evil and Lament.
Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue
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Bell of Lament, The Bell of Lament |
- ↑ Islands of Terror p. 34-35
