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The Great Fog continually enshrouds an [[unnamed]] [[metropolis]] [[domain]], impeding both vision and breathing. Within its depths it hides both [[bandit]] and beast. The population of the [[community]] has began to fall trying to survive the Fog's presence. What the people do not know is that the Fog is somehow the [[darklord]] of its domain. its nature and origins remain a [[mystery]]. Inspiration for the Great Fog comes from the short story The Fog by [[:w:Morley Roberts|Morley Roberts]] included in the collection [ | The Great Fog continually enshrouds an [[unnamed]] [[metropolis]] [[domain]], impeding both vision and breathing. Within its depths it hides both [[bandit]] and beast. The population of the [[community]] has began to fall trying to survive the Fog's presence. What the people do not know is that the Fog is somehow the [[darklord]] of its domain. its nature and origins remain a [[mystery]]. Inspiration for the Great Fog comes from the short story The Fog by [[:w:Morley Roberts|Morley Roberts]] included in the collection [https://www.amazon.com/Strange-Tales-Strand-Magazine-Adrian/dp/019212305X Strange Tales from the Strand Magazine] and the movie [[:w:The Mist (film)|the Mist]].<ref>[[A Hundred Shades of Dark]], [[Quoth the Raven Issue 25]] p. 75</ref> | ||
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The Great Fog continually enshrouds an unnamed metropolis domain, impeding both vision and breathing. Within its depths it hides both bandit and beast. The population of the community has began to fall trying to survive the Fog's presence. What the people do not know is that the Fog is somehow the darklord of its domain. its nature and origins remain a mystery. Inspiration for the Great Fog comes from the short story The Fog by Morley Roberts included in the collection Strange Tales from the Strand Magazine and the movie the Mist.[1]
