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[[Canondale]] is a small village cradled in a gigantic, looming [[forest]]. It ruled by [[Mayor]] [[Seffirin Hezer]]. Lacking a [[priest]] or other formal [[spiritual guide]], the locals have established a [[faith]] peculiar to its own community that centers around a number of [[statue]]ttes traded from some travelers passing through. Unfortunately, these statuettes were made from the [[body]] of [[Azenwrath]], which puts the community right in the dread golem's crosshairs. This event is played out in [[the Lesser of Many Evils]].<ref>[[Children of the Night: The Created]] p. 30-35</ref> | |||
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Canondale is a small village cradled in a gigantic, looming forest. It ruled by Mayor Seffirin Hezer. Lacking a priest or other formal spiritual guide, the locals have established a faith peculiar to its own community that centers around a number of statuettes traded from some travelers passing through. Unfortunately, these statuettes were made from the body of Azenwrath, which puts the community right in the dread golem's crosshairs. This event is played out in the Lesser of Many Evils.[1]
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- ↑ Children of the Night: The Created p. 30-35
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