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	'''Land-based powers'''<ref name="VRGtF p. 55-59">[[Van Richten's Guide to Fiends]] p. 55-59</ref><ref name="RL3E p. 197-199">[[Ravenloft Third Edition]] p. 197-199</ref><ref name="RLPHB p. 228-231">[[Ravenloft Player's Handbook]] p. 228-231</ref> are [[special abilities]] [[fiend]]s can get by bonding with the land of the [[Demiplane of Dread]] through special and perverse [[magic ritual\|arcane rituals]] known as [[Power Ritual (Fiend)\|power rituals]]. A land-based power is specific to the [[domain]] it was gained in. For example, if a fiend performed a power ritual in [[Borca)]], he would gain the [[Poison Touch (Borca)\|Poison Touch]] land-based power whereas he would gain the [[Cause Hunger (G'Henna)\|Cause Hunger]] land-based power if he performed the ritual in [[G'Henna]]. Despite being domain-specific in their effects, land-based powers may be used outside of their domain in origin.		'''Land-based powers'''<ref name="VRGtF p. 55-59">[[Van Richten's Guide to Fiends]] p. 55-59</ref><ref name="RL3E p. 197-199">[[Ravenloft Third Edition]] p. 197-199</ref><ref name="RLPHB p. 228-231">[[Ravenloft Player's Handbook]] p. 228-231</ref> are [[special abilities]] [[fiend]]s can get by bonding with the land of the [[Demiplane of Dread]] through special and perverse [[magic ritual\|arcane rituals]] known as [[Power Ritual (Fiend)\|power rituals]]. A land-based power is specific to the [[domain]] it was gained in. For example, if a fiend performed a power ritual in [[Borca]], he would gain the [[Poison Touch (Borca)\|Poison Touch]] land-based power whereas he would gain the [[Cause Hunger (G'Henna)\|Cause Hunger]] land-based power if he performed the ritual in [[G'Henna]]. Despite being domain-specific in their effects, land-based powers may be used outside of their domain in origin.

	Gaining land-based powers represent a kind of ironic [[temptation]] for the fiend, for they do not come without associated costs and risks. The power ritual is [[dangerous]], in that failure can cause significant mystical backlash against the fiend, possibly destroying the fiend entirely. Moreover, gaining land-based powers represents a sort of [[corruption]] of fiends, in that their [[reality wrinkle]] shrinks and they become more closely bounded to the [[Land of Mists]]. Therefore, there is an increased chance they may never leave, should they ever locate the means to do so. Gaining land-based powers also increases the chance for the power ritual to fail. A fiend's corruption as incurred by the use of power rituals is known as the [[Corruption Index]].		Gaining land-based powers represent a kind of ironic [[temptation]] for the fiend, for they do not come without associated costs and risks. The power ritual is [[dangerous]], in that failure can cause significant mystical backlash against the fiend, possibly destroying the fiend entirely. Moreover, gaining land-based powers represents a sort of [[corruption]] of fiends, in that their [[reality wrinkle]] shrinks and they become more closely bounded to the [[Land of Mists]]. Therefore, there is an increased chance they may never leave, should they ever locate the means to do so. Gaining land-based powers also increases the chance for the power ritual to fail. A fiend's corruption as incurred by the use of power rituals is known as the [[Corruption Index]].

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	'''Land-based powers'''<ref name="VRGtF p. 55-59">[[Van Richten's Guide to Fiends]] p. 55-59</ref><ref name="RL3E p. 197-199">[[Ravenloft Third Edition]] p. 197-199</ref><ref name="RLPHB p. 228-231">[[Ravenloft Player's Handbook]] p. 228-231</ref> are [[special abilities]] [[fiend]]s can get by bonding with the land of the [[Demiplane of Dread]] through special and perverse [[magic ritual\|arcane rituals]] known as [[Power Ritual (Fiend)\|power rituals]]. A land-based power is specific to the [[domain]] it was gained in. For example, if a fiend performed a power ritual in [[Borca]], he would gain the [[Poison Touch]] land-based power whereas he would gain the [[Cause Hunger]] land-based power if he performed the ritual in [[G'Henna]]. Despite being domain-specific in their effects, land-based powers may be used outside of their domain in origin.		'''Land-based powers'''<ref name="VRGtF p. 55-59">[[Van Richten's Guide to Fiends]] p. 55-59</ref><ref name="RL3E p. 197-199">[[Ravenloft Third Edition]] p. 197-199</ref><ref name="RLPHB p. 228-231">[[Ravenloft Player's Handbook]] p. 228-231</ref> are [[special abilities]] [[fiend]]s can get by bonding with the land of the [[Demiplane of Dread]] through special and perverse [[magic ritual\|arcane rituals]] known as [[Power Ritual (Fiend)\|power rituals]]. A land-based power is specific to the [[domain]] it was gained in. For example, if a fiend performed a power ritual in [[Borca)]], he would gain the [[Poison Touch (Borca)\|Poison Touch]] land-based power whereas he would gain the [[Cause Hunger (G'Henna)\|Cause Hunger]] land-based power if he performed the ritual in [[G'Henna]]. Despite being domain-specific in their effects, land-based powers may be used outside of their domain in origin.

	Gaining land-based powers represent a kind of ironic [[temptation]] for the fiend, for they do not come without associated costs and risks. The power ritual is [[dangerous]], in that failure can cause significant mystical backlash against the fiend, possibly destroying the fiend entirely. Moreover, gaining land-based powers represents a sort of [[corruption]] of fiends, in that their [[reality wrinkle]] shrinks and they become more closely bounded to the [[Land of Mists]]. Therefore, there is an increased chance they may never leave, should they ever locate the means to do so. Gaining land-based powers also increases the chance for the power ritual to fail. A fiend's corruption as incurred by the use of power rituals is known as the [[Corruption Index]].		Gaining land-based powers represent a kind of ironic [[temptation]] for the fiend, for they do not come without associated costs and risks. The power ritual is [[dangerous]], in that failure can cause significant mystical backlash against the fiend, possibly destroying the fiend entirely. Moreover, gaining land-based powers represents a sort of [[corruption]] of fiends, in that their [[reality wrinkle]] shrinks and they become more closely bounded to the [[Land of Mists]]. Therefore, there is an increased chance they may never leave, should they ever locate the means to do so. Gaining land-based powers also increases the chance for the power ritual to fail. A fiend's corruption as incurred by the use of power rituals is known as the [[Corruption Index]].

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	'''Land-based powers'''<ref name="VRGtF p. 55-59">[[Van Richten's Guide to Fiends]] p. 55-59</ref><ref name="RL3E p. 197-199">[[Ravenloft Third Edition]] p. 197-199</ref><ref name="RLPHB p. 228-231">[[Ravenloft Player's Handbook]] p. 228-231</ref> are [[special abilities]] [[fiend]]s can get by bonding with the land of the [[Demiplane of Dread]] through special and perverse [[magic ~~ritualarcane~~ rituals]] known as [[Power Ritual (Fiend)\|power rituals]]. A land-based power is specific to the [[domain]] it was gained in. For example, if a fiend performed a power ritual in [[Borca]], he would gain the [[Poison Touch]] land-based power whereas he would gain the [[Cause Hunger]] land-based power if he performed the ritual in [[G'Henna]]. Despite being domain-specific in their effects, land-based powers may be used outside of their domain in origin.		'''Land-based powers'''<ref name="VRGtF p. 55-59">[[Van Richten's Guide to Fiends]] p. 55-59</ref><ref name="RL3E p. 197-199">[[Ravenloft Third Edition]] p. 197-199</ref><ref name="RLPHB p. 228-231">[[Ravenloft Player's Handbook]] p. 228-231</ref> are [[special abilities]] [[fiend]]s can get by bonding with the land of the [[Demiplane of Dread]] through special and perverse [[magic ritual\|arcane rituals]] known as [[Power Ritual (Fiend)\|power rituals]]. A land-based power is specific to the [[domain]] it was gained in. For example, if a fiend performed a power ritual in [[Borca]], he would gain the [[Poison Touch]] land-based power whereas he would gain the [[Cause Hunger]] land-based power if he performed the ritual in [[G'Henna]]. Despite being domain-specific in their effects, land-based powers may be used outside of their domain in origin.

	Gaining land-based powers represent a kind of ironic [[temptation]] for the fiend, for they do not come without associated costs and risks. The power ritual is [[dangerous]], in that failure can cause significant mystical backlash against the fiend, possibly destroying the fiend entirely. Moreover, gaining land-based powers represents a sort of [[corruption]] of fiends, in that their [[reality wrinkle]] shrinks and they become more closely bounded to the [[Land of Mists]]. Therefore, there is an increased chance they may never leave, should they ever locate the means to do so. Gaining land-based powers also increases the chance for the power ritual to fail. A fiend's corruption as incurred by the use of power rituals is known as the [[Corruption Index]].		Gaining land-based powers represent a kind of ironic [[temptation]] for the fiend, for they do not come without associated costs and risks. The power ritual is [[dangerous]], in that failure can cause significant mystical backlash against the fiend, possibly destroying the fiend entirely. Moreover, gaining land-based powers represents a sort of [[corruption]] of fiends, in that their [[reality wrinkle]] shrinks and they become more closely bounded to the [[Land of Mists]]. Therefore, there is an increased chance they may never leave, should they ever locate the means to do so. Gaining land-based powers also increases the chance for the power ritual to fail. A fiend's corruption as incurred by the use of power rituals is known as the [[Corruption Index]].

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'''Land-based powers'''<ref name="VRGtF p. 55-59">[[Van Richten's Guide to Fiends]] p. 55-59</ref><ref name="RL3E p. 197-199">[[Ravenloft Third Edition]] p. 197-199</ref><ref name="RLPHB p. 228-231">[[Ravenloft Player's Handbook]] p. 228-231</ref> are [[special abilities]] [[fiend]]s can get by bonding with the land of the [[Demiplane of Dread]] through special and perverse [[magic ritualarcane rituals]] known as [[Power Ritual (Fiend)|power rituals]]. A land-based power is specific to the [[domain]] it was gained in. For example, if a fiend performed a power ritual in [[Borca]], he would gain the [[Poison Touch]] land-based power whereas he would gain the [[Cause Hunger]] land-based power if he performed the ritual in [[G'Henna]]. Despite being domain-specific in their effects, land-based powers may be used outside of their domain in origin.

Gaining land-based powers represent a kind of ironic [[temptation]] for the fiend, for they do not come without associated costs and risks. The power ritual is [[dangerous]], in that failure can cause significant mystical backlash against the fiend, possibly destroying the fiend entirely. Moreover, gaining land-based powers represents a sort of [[corruption]] of fiends, in that their [[reality wrinkle]] shrinks and they become more closely bounded to the [[Land of Mists]]. Therefore, there is an increased chance they may never leave, should they ever locate the means to do so. Gaining land-based powers also increases the chance for the power ritual to fail. A fiend's corruption as incurred by the use of power rituals is known as the [[Corruption Index]].

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