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A pronged trapezoid statuette used by [[Andraethu]] to further his powers of stealing souls, particularly those of children. Like [[Penelope]]'s music box, the trapezoid was believed by some to be a Deceiver, causing insanity at the touch of a mortal. Andraethu succumbed to its power, and went on a rampage of murder, fulfilling parts of the Prophecy of the Wraith. |
A pronged trapezoid statuette used by [[Andraethu]] to further his powers of stealing souls, particularly those of children. Like [[Penelope]]'s music box, the trapezoid was believed by some to be a Deceiver, causing insanity at the touch of a mortal. Andraethu succumbed to its power, and went on a rampage of murder, fulfilling parts of the [[Mirror_Wraith_Prophecy|Prophecy of the Wraith]]. |
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However, the statuette was itself designed by [[Erzebet]] Crowther to be a kind of key to the hiding place of one of the pieces of the Deceiver artifact. A key that was also a trap. As a side effect, the trapezoid would drive its wielder eventually mad. This was intended to try and derail any attempt to recover the three pieces of the Artifact. |
However, the statuette was itself designed by [[Erzebet]] Crowther to be a kind of key to the hiding place of one of the pieces of the Deceiver artifact. A key that was also a trap. As a side effect, the trapezoid would drive its wielder eventually mad. This was intended to try and derail any attempt to recover the three pieces of the Artifact. |
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Revision as of 00:37, 19 July 2009
A pronged trapezoid statuette used by Andraethu to further his powers of stealing souls, particularly those of children. Like Penelope's music box, the trapezoid was believed by some to be a Deceiver, causing insanity at the touch of a mortal. Andraethu succumbed to its power, and went on a rampage of murder, fulfilling parts of the Prophecy of the Wraith.
However, the statuette was itself designed by Erzebet Crowther to be a kind of key to the hiding place of one of the pieces of the Deceiver artifact. A key that was also a trap. As a side effect, the trapezoid would drive its wielder eventually mad. This was intended to try and derail any attempt to recover the three pieces of the Artifact.