Narris Mortus

THE SHORT VERSION

Narris deliberately cultivates the dread that most priests try to reassure away, hiding beneath a hood and carrying a great scythe. His belief that the dead god’s servants should themselves be feared becomes the simple ability to cause fear. The scythe supplies extra Strength but is difficult and two-handed. His design contrasts intimidation with the more protective or compassionate philosophies of the other emissaries.

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Find this article in White Dwarf 314, p. 59.

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