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Located in [[the Malachite Palace]], the Midnight Throne is the [[throne]] of [[Prince Loht]]. It emits a palpable [[aura]] of menace, and anybody other than Loht whom foolishly touches the throne may instantly perish and become one of the [[gossamer]], possibly turning on former friends and joining the others in the legions of the [[saugh]]. Even if the toucher should resist the Throne's power, they are afflicted by [[energy drain]]. Sitting upon the throne is considered [[treason]] punishable by [[exile]] (in the case of an [[Arak]] sitter) or [[death]].<ref>[[The Shadow Rift]] p. 81</ref>
Located in [[the Malachite Palace]], the Midnight Throne is the [[throne]] of [[Prince Loht]]. It emits a palpable [[aura]] of menace, and anybody other than Loht whom foolishly touches the throne may instantly perish and become one of the [[gossamer]], possibly turning on former friends and joining the others in the legions of the [[saugh]]. Even if the toucher should resist the Throne's power, they are afflicted by [[energy drain]]. Sitting upon the throne is considered [[treason]] calling for the [[punishiment]] of [[exile]] (in the case of an [[Arak]] sitter) or [[death]].<ref>[[The Shadow Rift]] p. 81</ref>


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Revision as of 14:20, 28 December 2019

Located in the Malachite Palace, the Midnight Throne is the throne of Prince Loht. It emits a palpable aura of menace, and anybody other than Loht whom foolishly touches the throne may instantly perish and become one of the gossamer, possibly turning on former friends and joining the others in the legions of the saugh. Even if the toucher should resist the Throne's power, they are afflicted by energy drain. Sitting upon the throne is considered treason calling for the punishiment of exile (in the case of an Arak sitter) or death.[1]

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