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The Briggdarrow Graveyard^[1] was defiled and desecrated by Prince Mohrg and his muryan raiding force on Briggdarrow in 751 BC. They unearthed and reanimated a number of corpses as the Saugh to serve the whims of Prince Loht. A number of gossamers were left behind to guard the graveyard.

Only a single corpse was incorruptible, the Last Sleeper, a priestess of Manannan mac Lir who resisted through her sheer holiness.

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-The [[Brigdarrow Graveyard]]<ref>[[The Shadow Rift (Module)]] p. 11-12</ref> was [[defiled]] and [[desecrated]] by [[Prince Mohrg]] and his [[muryan]] raiding force on [[Briggdarrow]] in [[751 BC]]. They unearthed and [[reanimated]] a number of [[corpse]]s as the [[Saugh]] to serve the whims of [[Prince Loht]]. A number of [[gossamer]]s were left behind to guard the graveyard.
+The [[Briggdarrow Graveyard]]<ref>[[The Shadow Rift (Module)]] p. 11-12</ref> was [[defiled]] and [[desecrated]] by [[Prince Mohrg]] and his [[muryan]] raiding force on [[Briggdarrow]] in [[751 BC]]. They unearthed and [[reanimated]] a number of [[corpse]]s as the [[Saugh]] to serve the whims of [[Prince Loht]]. A number of [[gossamer]]s were left behind to guard the graveyard.
-Only a single corpse was [[incorruptible]], [[the Last Sleeper]], a [[priestess]] of [[Macannan mac Lir]] who resisted through her sheer [[holy|holiness]].
+Only a single corpse was [[incorruptible]], [[the Last Sleeper]], a [[priestess]] of [[Manannan mac Lir]] who resisted through her sheer [[holy|holiness]].
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