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The [[doppelganger plant]] of [[Delmunster]] arrived in that [[Falkovnian]] [[thorp]] via the [[Falling Star | The [[doppelganger plant]] of [[Delmunster]] arrived in that [[Falkovnian]] [[thorp]] via the [[Falling Star (737 BC)|comet]] of [[737 BC]]. The comet was discovered by [[Burgomaster Yuri Karloff]] and, sensing its [[evil]]], he [[buried]] it in the woods behind [[Rook Hill Manor]]. Despite his best intentions, the plant grew to maturity quickly and enslaved and [[killed]] more than a few of the townspeople.<ref name="Horror's Harvest p. 49">, [[Dungeon Magazine #38]] p. 49</ref> The burial site was located some 2 miles from the manor, and the woods within 200 ft of the buried comet were completely devoid of noise.<ref>Dungeon Magazine #38 p. 66</ref> | ||
The destruction wrought in the wake of the plant was so great that much of the thorp was destroyed, including the [[The Hospice of the Doe]].<ref name="Gaz II p.98">[[Gazetteer II]] p.98</ref> | The destruction wrought in the wake of the plant was so great that much of the thorp was destroyed, including the [[The Hospice of the Doe]].<ref name="Gaz II p.98">[[Gazetteer II]] p.98</ref> | ||
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The doppelganger plant of Delmunster arrived in that Falkovnian thorp via the comet of 737 BC. The comet was discovered by Burgomaster Yuri Karloff and, sensing its evil], he buried it in the woods behind Rook Hill Manor. Despite his best intentions, the plant grew to maturity quickly and enslaved and killed more than a few of the townspeople.[1] The burial site was located some 2 miles from the manor, and the woods within 200 ft of the buried comet were completely devoid of noise.[2]
The destruction wrought in the wake of the plant was so great that much of the thorp was destroyed, including the The Hospice of the Doe.[3]
References
- ↑ , Dungeon Magazine #38 p. 49
- ↑ Dungeon Magazine #38 p. 66
- ↑ Gazetteer II p.98
