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The Bazaar of the Bizarre

Image of Pipkin Jun 21, 2009, 12:33 AM

"Whoever or whatever forced opened the safe, used a highly corrosive substance found off-world, possibly from the Abyss. My divinations and early testing point towards substance to be demon ichor. A foul and noxious acid used to dissolve gates and metal barricades. If you had anything personal in that safe, then its likely gone. Most of my chemical and alchemical methods of fabrication rely on little or no enchantments. Perhaps an alchemist or a magic merchant at the Bazaar can answer your questions."

"I am still at a loss as to who or what Decca is. She sounds like an unknown demon queen. If you've the minions of demonic royalty moving throughout the Bazaar, then exercise caution. There is no defense against the unknown. Perhaps consulting a sage or divinity on matters regarding of the outer planes. If you have more questions, feel free to send them, but I charge a consulting fee."

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