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Two days travel down the coastline of Dehnuk from the capital is Nuzur Hollow – a small cave that was once under the waterline before the cataclysm that came with the collapse of the ancient Zorisz Empire. The cave still shows the signs of having been underwater for millenia with chunks of dead coral on the walls and the residual smell of the stagnant water that slowly evaporated in the lower cavern.
The biggest point of interest is the ancient stone throne at the back of the hollow. Legend Lore has determined that this was once the seat of a locathah blackguard who had command over a local populace of ixitxachitl.
The small cave is considered a place of bad luck, and those that sit on the throne are said to invite a month of drowning nightmares and restless sleep. But you’ve just come across an ancient magical trident with the name of the blackguard inscribed upon it… the command words are long lost, but perhaps there is a clue at the throne?
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Great hook with the trident!
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Something that I must try to use in some adventure with unspeakable horrors
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