Wow! A tradition ...
Yours seems more fleshed out than mine, though ...
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>What do they do?
>
>Well what they must discover is that inside this tomb is a body part
>from---you guessed it, the fallen light--Nysalor.
Gbaji?
>I was thinking it would be his hand. Now that it is free from its keep it is
>sucking the life from the surrounds, summoning lesser creatures and chaotic
>beasts to guard it and bring it victims for blood sacrifice (ie the rest of
>villagers), all the while it grows in power and abilities.
I feel that Gbaji/Nysalor would lack internal power. This fits with sacrifices to energize it.
>Now is this "do-able" in Gloranthan mythos, if not technically, with slight
>modifications. And what would it take to destroy it or contain it again?
>
>If the remains of Nysalor are too powerful, what about another dead chaos
>nastie like the Devil?
Gbaji fits better ...
More questions than answers I'm afraid.
Thom
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