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[[Musaf Ibn-Talir]] is a [[jackalwere]] who lives near [[Jerusalem]] on [[Gothic Earth]]. He was formerly a [[human]] [[robber]] and [[murderer]] before he was transformed by [[the Red Death (Entity)|the Red Death]].<ref>[[Villains of Gothic Earth]] [[Dragon Magazine]] Annual 2 p. 115-116</ref>
[[Musaf Ibn-Talir]] is a [[jackalwere]] who lives near [[Jerusalem]] on [[Gothic Earth]]. He was formerly a [[human]] [[robber]] and [[murderer]] before he was transformed by [[the Red Death (Entity)|the Red Death]].<ref>[[Villains of Gothic Earth]] [[Dragon Magazine]] Annual 2 p. 115-116</ref>
 
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Musaf Ibn-Talir is a jackalwere who lives near Jerusalem on Gothic Earth. He was formerly a human robber and murderer before he was transformed by the Red Death.[1]

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