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You have been poisoned, or stabbed with a wraith-blade, or what-have-you; and you are slowly becoming ill, insane, or turning into a wraith or some other horrible being. (Maybe your body is being transformed into the servant of an evil being against your will.) In order to avoid a horrible fate, you need to travel across a great wilderness or delve into a deep dungeon to find the only cure (a potion, a herb, a healer, etc.), and time is running out... | You have been poisoned, or stabbed with a wraith-blade, or what-have-you; and you are slowly becoming ill, insane, or turning into a wraith or some other horrible being. (Maybe your body is being transformed into the servant of an evil being against your will.) In order to avoid a horrible fate, you need to travel across a great wilderness or delve into a deep dungeon to find the only cure (a potion, a herb, a healer, etc.), and time is running out... | ||
"Slowly" is completely open to interpretation—your prognosis might an hour, a day, a week, a month, a year, or an even longer time period. | "Slowly" is completely open to interpretation — your prognosis might an hour, a day, a week, a month, a year, or an even longer time period. | ||
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Latest revision as of 01:46, 30 December 2012
You have been poisoned, or stabbed with a wraith-blade, or what-have-you; and you are slowly becoming ill, insane, or turning into a wraith or some other horrible being. (Maybe your body is being transformed into the servant of an evil being against your will.) In order to avoid a horrible fate, you need to travel across a great wilderness or delve into a deep dungeon to find the only cure (a potion, a herb, a healer, etc.), and time is running out...
"Slowly" is completely open to interpretation — your prognosis might an hour, a day, a week, a month, a year, or an even longer time period.