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[[The Lamenting Rake of Paridon]] (real name: [[Timothy Strand]], was a [[Rank 4 Ancient Dead]]. In life he was an incorrigible [[hedonist]] who squandered away most of his money. He used the rest to build a combination [[tomb]] and shrine to an [[evil]] [[deity]] in order to achieve immortality in [[undeath]].<ref>[[Van Richten's Monster Hunter's Compendium II]] p.208-209</ref>
[[The Lamenting Rake of Paridon]] (real name: [[Timothy Strand]], was a [[Rank 4 Ancient Dead]]. In life he was an incorrigible [[hedonist]] who squandered away most of his money. He used the rest to build a combination [[tomb]] and shrine to an [[evil]] [[deity]] in order to achieve immortality in [[undeath]].<ref>[[Van Richten's Monster Hunter's Compendium II]] p.208-209</ref>
The [[clergy]] and lay [[worshiper]]s who used his tomb to worship their dark god also bestowed the power of their worship upon him.<ref>[[Van Richten's Monster Hunter's Compendium II]] p.212</ref>


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[[category:Character]][[category:NPC]][[Category:Mummy]][[Category:Rank 4 Ancient Dead]][[category:male]][[category:Hedonist]][[category:undead]][[category:killed]][[category:Human]][[category:Paridoner]][[category:Inhabitants of Paridon]][[category:Zherisian]]
[[category:Character]][[category:NPC]][[Category:Mummy]][[Category:Rank 4 Ancient Dead]][[category:male]][[category:Hedonist]][[category:undead]][[category:killed]][[category:Human]][[category:Paridoner]][[category:Inhabitants of Paridon]][[category:Zherisian]]

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The Lamenting Rake of Paridon (real name: Timothy Strand, was a Rank 4 Ancient Dead. In life he was an incorrigible hedonist who squandered away most of his money. He used the rest to build a combination tomb and shrine to an evil deity in order to achieve immortality in undeath.[1]

The clergy and lay worshipers who used his tomb to worship their dark god also bestowed the power of their worship upon him.[2]

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