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Cellar Bones is a figure of fearful [[legend]] spoken of in [[Mordentshire]] believed to be responsible for a string of disappearances. Supposedly, he he was one of [[the Shadow Fey]] and [[Seelie Court]] until for reasons unknown to mortal-kind [[Maeve (Faerie Queen)|Maeve]] removed his bone marrow and placed the marrow in a [[cellar]] hidden somewhere in [[Mordent]]. Cellar Bones thus bears the [[curse]] of wandering the cellars of people in the domain forever looking for his [[lost]] bone marrow.<ref>[[Van Richten's Guide to the Mists (Book)]] p. 88,105</ref> | |||
In reality, it was [[Salissar]] that first inspired the legends, during the time he is brought by [[the Mists]] to the [[sewers]] beneath Mordentshire. Yet this legend has somehow been imprinted onto Salissar as one of his alternate personalities.<ref>VRGttM p. 105</ref> | In reality, it was [[Salissar]] that first inspired the legends, during the time he is brought by [[the Mists]] to the [[sewers]] beneath Mordentshire. Yet this legend has somehow been imprinted onto Salissar as one of his alternate personalities.<ref>VRGttM p. 105</ref> | ||
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Cellar Bones is a figure of fearful legend spoken of in Mordentshire believed to be responsible for a string of disappearances. Supposedly, he he was one of the Shadow Fey and Seelie Court until for reasons unknown to mortal-kind Maeve removed his bone marrow and placed the marrow in a cellar hidden somewhere in Mordent. Cellar Bones thus bears the curse of wandering the cellars of people in the domain forever looking for his lost bone marrow.[1]
In reality, it was Salissar that first inspired the legends, during the time he is brought by the Mists to the sewers beneath Mordentshire. Yet this legend has somehow been imprinted onto Salissar as one of his alternate personalities.[2]
References
- ↑ Van Richten's Guide to the Mists (Book) p. 88,105
- ↑ VRGttM p. 105
