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Under the rule of [[abd-al-Mamat]], the [[granite]] Hall of Judgment was built where the [[sheikh]]'s pavilion once stood. | Under the rule of [[abd-al-Mamat]], the [[granite]] Hall of Judgment was built where the [[The Old Sheikh|sheikh]]'s pavilion once stood. Here is where abd-al-Mamat made his ever harsher [[judgement]]s over the people of [[the Wounded City]].<ref>[[The Judgment of abd-al-Mamat]], [[Tales of Ravenloft]] p. 164</ref> At least, he did until he, along with much of his city, was cut down by the storm of swords. Lacking a leader, the Hall, much like the rest of the Wounded City, became a mere husk of its former glory. Yet it has recently been revitalized as a [[shrine]] that holds the still living [[body part]]s of the grand vizier. The descendants of his followers may one day make him whole again.<ref>ToR p. 170-173</ref> | ||
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Under the rule of abd-al-Mamat, the granite Hall of Judgment was built where the sheikh's pavilion once stood. Here is where abd-al-Mamat made his ever harsher judgements over the people of the Wounded City.[1] At least, he did until he, along with much of his city, was cut down by the storm of swords. Lacking a leader, the Hall, much like the rest of the Wounded City, became a mere husk of its former glory. Yet it has recently been revitalized as a shrine that holds the still living body parts of the grand vizier. The descendants of his followers may one day make him whole again.[2]
References
- ↑ The Judgment of abd-al-Mamat, Tales of Ravenloft p. 164
- ↑ ToR p. 170-173
