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The razorback is appropriately named, for its back is covered with a lair of spines that cause savage bleeding wounds.<ref>[[Denizens of Dread]] p.174-175</ref> It can be encountered in the following [[domain]]s: [[Falkovnia]]<ref>[[Gazetteer II]] p.91</ref>, [[Kartakass]]<ref>[[Ravenloft Gazetteer I]] p.92</ref>, [[Invidia]]<ref name=GazIVp.44>[[Gazetteer IV]], p. 44</ref>, and [[Valachan]]<ref>[[Gazetteer IV]] p.90</ref> | |||
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The razorback is appropriately named, for its back is covered with a lair of spines that cause savage bleeding wounds.[1] It can be encountered in the following domains: Falkovnia[2], Kartakass[3], Invidia[4], and Valachan[5]
References
- ↑ Denizens of Dread p.174-175
- ↑ Gazetteer II p.91
- ↑ Ravenloft Gazetteer I p.92
- ↑ Gazetteer IV, p. 44
- ↑ Gazetteer IV p.90
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