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An [[unnamed]] [[merchant]] in [[Darkon]] was a trap expert but also (unknown to her) an [[:category:Infected Lycanthrope|infected]] [[wererat]]. Eventually she tumbled to the truth and depended upon her friends and customers to imprison her during nightfall. She was cured of [[lycanthropy]] by [[Rudolph van Richten]].<ref>[[Van Richten's Monster Hunter Compendium I]] p. 131</ref> | An [[unnamed]] [[merchant]] in [[Darkon]] was a trap expert but also (unknown to her) an [[:category:Infected Lycanthrope|infected]] [[wererat]]. Eventually she tumbled to the truth and depended upon her friends and customers to imprison her during nightfall. She was cured of [[lycanthropy]] by [[Rudolph van Richten]].<ref>[[Van Richten's Monster Hunter's Compendium I]] p. 131</ref> | ||
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[[category:healed]] | [[category:healed]] | ||
[[category:Infected Lycanthrope]] | [[category:Infected Lycanthrope]] | ||
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An unnamed merchant in Darkon was a trap expert but also (unknown to her) an infected wererat. Eventually she tumbled to the truth and depended upon her friends and customers to imprison her during nightfall. She was cured of lycanthropy by Rudolph van Richten.[1]
