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	Agramant offers strength to those who undertake his ''Unspeakable Feast'' - usually a ritual involving the consumption of the fresh meat of a thinking being such as a human or [[Orc\|orc]]. He is also believed to be especially keen to encourage the [[draughir]] to embrace their facility to gain sustenance from rotten flesh. He may provide powers associated with physical weakness, most often through the evocation of his terrible howl - the same howl that can send mortals stumbling away in terror.		Agramant offers strength to those who undertake his ''Unspeakable Feast'' - usually a ritual involving the consumption of the fresh meat of a thinking being such as a human or [[Orc\|orc]]. He is also believed to be especially keen to encourage the [[draughir]] to embrace their facility to gain sustenance from rotten flesh. He may provide powers associated with physical weakness, most often through the evocation of his terrible howl - the same howl that can send mortals stumbling away in terror.

	He is also said to be a consummate hunter; that he can hunt not only in the Winter ~~Realm~~, but can somehow hunt in the dreams of others, finding anyone who has ever known hunger or desperation. Agramant can deliver or empower many curses, and by hunting in the dreams of an enemy he can drive them slowly insane, twisting them until they turn against their neighbours attacking and slaughtering without warning; such unfortunates often believe that they have transformed into bloodthirsty beasts, free of the constraints their human scruples place on them.		He is also said to be a consummate hunter; that he can hunt not only in the Winter realm, but can somehow hunt in the dreams of others, finding anyone who has ever known hunger or desperation. Agramant can deliver or empower many curses, and by hunting in the dreams of an enemy he can drive them slowly insane, twisting them until they turn against their neighbours attacking and slaughtering without warning; such unfortunates often believe that they have transformed into bloodthirsty beasts, free of the constraints their human scruples place on them.

	He rarely uses his powers or grants them as boons unless he receives some sort of tribute in return - usually a savage murder or act of cannibalism.		He rarely uses his powers or grants them as boons unless he receives some sort of tribute in return - usually a savage murder or act of cannibalism.

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	Agramant is also known as the ''Devourer of the Fallen'', and ''The Voice of the Pines''. In [[Wintermark]] the [[Suaq]] call him ''Blood-on-the-Snow'' and the [[Kallavesi]] call him ''The Dream of Famine''. In some old [[Varushka\|Varushkan]] tales he is referred to as ''The Whisperer'' or ''The Wastewalker''; these stories focus on the belief that he tries to encourage the hungry and the lost to atrocious acts in the name of survival, or how he lures the greedy to acts of self-debasement and madness until they finally snap and become literal or figurative monsters.		Agramant is also known as the ''Devourer of the Fallen'', and ''The Voice of the Pines''. In [[Wintermark]] the [[Suaq]] call him ''Blood-on-the-Snow'' and the [[Kallavesi]] call him ''The Dream of Famine''. In some old [[Varushka\|Varushkan]] tales he is referred to as ''The Whisperer'' or ''The Wastewalker''; these stories focus on the belief that he tries to encourage the hungry and the lost to atrocious acts in the name of survival, or how he lures the greedy to acts of self-debasement and madness until they finally snap and become literal or figurative monsters.

	In [[Highguard]] the [[Magister\|magisters]] call him ''The Abominable One'' and many count him the worst of the [[eternal\|eternals]]. In [[The Brass Coast]] and parts of [[Dawn]] he is sometimes called ''The Horned Manticore'', and there are several stories that suggest the [[Legendary beasts#Sphinxes and Manticores\|beasts of the same name]] are his children. In [[The Marches]] he is often mentioned as ''The Harvester of Graves'' or more colloquially ''Old Bloody Teeth'', and ~~the~~ superstitious spit when they mention him by any of his epithets - there are old stories that suggest that food eaten or drink drunk will cause a stomach upset while you still have the same saliva in your mouth that spoke his name.		In [[Highguard]] the [[Magister\|magisters]] call him ''The Abominable One'' and many count him the worst of the [[eternal\|eternals]]. In [[The Brass Coast]] and parts of [[Dawn]] he is sometimes called ''The Horned Manticore'', and there are several stories that suggest the [[Legendary beasts#Sphinxes and Manticores\|beasts of the same name]] are his children. In [[The Marches]] he is often mentioned as ''The Harvester of Graves'' or more colloquially ''Old Bloody Teeth'', while the lower classes in [[the League]] sometimes call him ''Scrandaddy'' and only partly in jest. The superstitious spit when they mention him by any of his epithets - there are old stories that suggest that food eaten or drink drunk will cause a stomach upset while you still have the same saliva in your mouth that spoke his name.

	===Appearance===		===Appearance===

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	<tr><td>[[Mark of Agramant]]<sup>[[#1\|(1)]]</sup></td><td>[[Agramant]]</td><td>Places an enduring magical mark on a target that can only be detected with detect magic</td><td>Winter</td><td>4</td>		<tr><td>[[Mark of Agramant]]<sup>[[#1\|(1)]]</sup></td><td>[[Agramant]]</td><td>Places an enduring magical mark on a target that can only be detected with detect magic</td><td>Winter</td><td>4</td>
	<tr><td>[[The Crimson Feast]]<sup>[[#1\|(1)]]</sup></td><td>[[Agramant]]</td><td>Target gains three ranks of endurance for a season.</td><td>Winter</td><td>15</td>		<tr><td>[[The Crimson Feast]]<sup>[[#1\|(1)]]</sup></td><td>[[Agramant]]</td><td>Target gains three ranks of endurance for a season.</td><td>Winter</td><td>15</td>
	<tr><td>[[Unleash the Beasts Within]]<sup>[[#1\|(1)]]</sup></td><td>[[Agramant]]</td><td>Grants an additional three ranks to a military unit that takes a campaigning action.</td><td>Winter</td><td>13</td>		<tr><td>[[Unleash the Beasts Within]]<sup>[[#1\|(1)]]</sup></td><td>[[Agramant]]</td><td>Grants an additional three ranks to a military unit that takes a campaigning action.</td><td>Winter</td><td>16</td>
	<tr><td>[[Thirst of the Devourer]]<sup>[[#1\|(1)]]</sup></td><td>[[Agramant]]</td><td>Grants a target the ability to heal themselves when they successfully deliver an IMPALE</td><td>Winter</td><td>24</td>		<tr><td>[[Thirst of the Devourer]]<sup>[[#1\|(1)]]</sup></td><td>[[Agramant]]</td><td>Grants a target the ability to heal themselves when they successfully deliver an IMPALE</td><td>Winter</td><td>24</td>
	<tr><td>[[Loosen the Shackles]]<sup>[[#1\|(1)]]</sup></td><td>[[Agramant]]</td><td>Summons the power of Agramant to enchant a campaign army, granting murderous hunger.</td><td>Winter</td><td>120</td>		<tr><td>[[Loosen the Shackles]]<sup>[[#1\|(1)]]</sup></td><td>[[Agramant]]</td><td>Summons the power of Agramant to enchant a campaign army, granting murderous hunger.</td><td>Winter</td><td>120</td>

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	<tr><td>[[Treacher's Quill]]<sup>[[#1\|(1)]]</sup></td><td>[[Agramant]]</td><td>Sends a message to the eternal Agramant</td><td>Winter</td><td>2</td>		<tr><td>[[Treacher's Quill]]<sup>[[#1\|(1)]]</sup></td><td>[[Agramant]]</td><td>Sends a message to the eternal Agramant</td><td>Winter</td><td>2</td>
	<tr><td>[[Mark of Agramant]]<sup>[[#1\|(1)]]</sup></td><td>[[Agramant]]</td><td>Places an enduring magical mark on a target that can only be detected with detect magic</td><td>Winter</td><td>4</td>		<tr><td>[[Mark of Agramant]]<sup>[[#1\|(1)]]</sup></td><td>[[Agramant]]</td><td>Places an enduring magical mark on a target that can only be detected with detect magic</td><td>Winter</td><td>4</td>
	~~<tr><td>[[Unleash the Beasts Within]]<sup>[[#1\|(1)]]</sup></td><td>[[Agramant]]</td><td>grants significant strength to a military unit that supports an Imperial army</td><td>Winter</td><td>13</td>~~
	<tr><td>[[The Crimson Feast]]<sup>[[#1\|(1)]]</sup></td><td>[[Agramant]]</td><td>Target gains three ranks of endurance for a season.</td><td>Winter</td><td>15</td>		<tr><td>[[The Crimson Feast]]<sup>[[#1\|(1)]]</sup></td><td>[[Agramant]]</td><td>Target gains three ranks of endurance for a season.</td><td>Winter</td><td>15</td>
			<tr><td>[[Unleash the Beasts Within]]<sup>[[#1\|(1)]]</sup></td><td>[[Agramant]]</td><td>Grants an additional three ranks to a military unit that takes a campaigning action.</td><td>Winter</td><td>13</td>
	<tr><td>[[Thirst of the Devourer]]<sup>[[#1\|(1)]]</sup></td><td>[[Agramant]]</td><td>Grants a target the ability to heal themselves when they successfully deliver an IMPALE</td><td>Winter</td><td>24</td>		<tr><td>[[Thirst of the Devourer]]<sup>[[#1\|(1)]]</sup></td><td>[[Agramant]]</td><td>Grants a target the ability to heal themselves when they successfully deliver an IMPALE</td><td>Winter</td><td>24</td>
	<tr><td>[[Loosen the Shackles]]<sup>[[#1\|(1)]]</sup></td><td>[[Agramant]]</td><td>~~Enchants~~ a campaign army, ~~changing its quality and filling soldiers with~~ murderous ~~intent~~</td><td>Winter</td><td>80</td>		<tr><td>[[Loosen the Shackles]]<sup>[[#1\|(1)]]</sup></td><td>[[Agramant]]</td><td>Summons the power of Agramant to enchant a campaign army, granting murderous hunger.</td><td>Winter</td><td>120</td>
	</table>		</table>

	==Childer of the Black Drop==		==Childer of the Black Drop==
	In 344YE or thereabouts, a cabal of magicians from [[the League]] calling themselves the ''Childer of the Black Drop'', apparently inspired by the (possibly fictional) character ''Esconius of Highguard'' set out to learn everything they could about the hateful [[eternal]] [[Agramant]].They committed themselves to collecting every scrap of lore they could find about the eternal, apparently hoping to find some kind of weakness that could be exploited to protect the Empire completely from his depredations. At first, they were involved in numerous attempts to stamp out groups that drew on the boons of Agramant. For example. a recent investigation by the [[Silent Bell (Sodality)\|Silent Bell]] brought to light their [[Hear_your_footsteps#The_Silent_Bell_and_a_Silent_Bell\|potential involvement]] in destroying the ''Circle of the Stones'', a [[coven]] of [[the Marches\|Marcher]] magicians who were allegedly agents of Agramant.		In 344YE or thereabouts, a cabal of magicians from [[the League]] calling themselves the ''Childer of the Black Drop'', apparently inspired by the (possibly fictional) character ''Esconius of Highguard'' set out to learn everything they could about the hateful [[eternal]] [[Agramant]].They committed themselves to collecting every scrap of lore they could find about the eternal, apparently hoping to find some kind of weakness that could be exploited to protect the Empire completely from his depredations. At first, they were involved in numerous attempts to stamp out groups that drew on the boons of Agramant. For example. a recent investigation by the [[Silent Bell (Sodality)\|Silent Bell]] brought to light their [[Hear_your_footsteps#The_Silent_Bell_and_a_Silent_Bell\|potential involvement]] in destroying the ''Circle of the Stones'', a [[coven]] of [[the Marches\|Marcher]] magicians who were allegedly agents of Agramant.

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	Agramant is also known as the ''Devourer of the Fallen'', and ''The Voice of the Pines''. In [[Wintermark]] the [[Suaq]] call him ''Blood-on-the-Snow'' and the [[Kallavesi]] call him ''The Dream of Famine''. In some old [[Varushka\|Varushkan]] tales he is referred to as ''The Whisperer'' or ''The Wastewalker''; these stories focus on the belief that he tries to encourage the hungry and the lost to atrocious acts in the name of survival, or how he lures the greedy to acts of self-debasement and madness until they finally snap and become literal or figurative monsters.		Agramant is also known as the ''Devourer of the Fallen'', and ''The Voice of the Pines''. In [[Wintermark]] the [[Suaq]] call him ''Blood-on-the-Snow'' and the [[Kallavesi]] call him ''The Dream of Famine''. In some old [[Varushka\|Varushkan]] tales he is referred to as ''The Whisperer'' or ''The Wastewalker''; these stories focus on the belief that he tries to encourage the hungry and the lost to atrocious acts in the name of survival, or how he lures the greedy to acts of self-debasement and madness until they finally snap and become literal or figurative monsters.

	In [[Highguard]] the [[Magister\|magisters]] call him ''The Abominable One'' and many count him the worst of the [[eternal\|eternals]]. In [[The Brass Coast]] and parts of [[Dawn]] he is sometimes called ''The Horned Manticore'', and there are several stories that suggest the [[Legendary beasts#Sphinxes and Manticores\|beasts of the same name]] are his children. In [[The Marches]] he is often mentioned as ''The Harvester of Graves'' and the superstitious spit when they mention him by any of his epithets - there are old stories that suggest that food eaten or drink drunk will cause a stomach upset while you still have the same saliva in your mouth that spoke his name.		In [[Highguard]] the [[Magister\|magisters]] call him ''The Abominable One'' and many count him the worst of the [[eternal\|eternals]]. In [[The Brass Coast]] and parts of [[Dawn]] he is sometimes called ''The Horned Manticore'', and there are several stories that suggest the [[Legendary beasts#Sphinxes and Manticores\|beasts of the same name]] are his children. In [[The Marches]] he is often mentioned as ''The Harvester of Graves'' or more colloquially ''Old Bloody Teeth'', and the superstitious spit when they mention him by any of his epithets - there are old stories that suggest that food eaten or drink drunk will cause a stomach upset while you still have the same saliva in your mouth that spoke his name.

	===Appearance===		===Appearance===

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 He rarely uses his powers or grants them as boons unless he receives some sort of tribute in return - usually a savage murder or act of cannibalism.
 ==Childer of the Black Drop==
 In 344YE or thereabouts, a cabal of magicians from [[the League]] calling themselves the ''Childer of the Black Drop'', apparently inspired by the (possibly fictional) character ''Esconius of Highguard'' set out to learn everything they could about the hateful [[eternal]] [[Agramant]].They committed themselves to collecting every scrap of lore they could find about the eternal, apparently hoping to find some kind of weakness that could be exploited to protect the Empire completely from his depredations. At first, they were involved in numerous attempts to stamp out groups that drew on the boons of Agramant. For example. a recent investigation by the [[Silent Bell (Sodality)|Silent Bell]] brought to light their [[Hear_your_footsteps#The_Silent_Bell_and_a_Silent_Bell|potential involvement]] in destroying the ''Circle of the Stones'', a [[coven]] of [[the Marches|Marcher]] magicians who were allegedly agents of Agramant.

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	Around the same time that the rituals appeared, news spread that the body of ''Jodeya Watiker di Tassato Mestra'' had been found in a parador in [[Kahraman#Jade Range\|the Jade Range]] "The Gecko's Nest". She had been killed during the Autumn Equinox during or immediately after a meeting with three strangers - none of them Freeborn. The night barman was present for part of the meeting but did not hear what was discussed; Jodeya dismissed him and when he returned half an hour later she was dead. He reports that the visitors were a mixed assortment - a Marcher, a Navarr, and an Urizeni, although the barman believes the Marcher left before he did. It seems the killers came via the [[Sentinel Gate]] from Anvil and left the same way. The death was reported to the magistrates at Anvil who dealt with it accordingly.		Around the same time that the rituals appeared, news spread that the body of ''Jodeya Watiker di Tassato Mestra'' had been found in a parador in [[Kahraman#Jade Range\|the Jade Range]] "The Gecko's Nest". She had been killed during the Autumn Equinox during or immediately after a meeting with three strangers - none of them Freeborn. The night barman was present for part of the meeting but did not hear what was discussed; Jodeya dismissed him and when he returned half an hour later she was dead. He reports that the visitors were a mixed assortment - a Marcher, a Navarr, and an Urizeni, although the barman believes the Marcher left before he did. It seems the killers came via the [[Sentinel Gate]] from Anvil and left the same way. The death was reported to the magistrates at Anvil who dealt with it accordingly.

	It was hoped that with the death of Jodeya, that would be the last anyone will hear of the Childer of the Black Drop; and that no more baleful rituals from their grimoire will appear to trouble the Empire. Unfortunately, a Spring 386YE [[judgement]] in the Vigilance Assembly by '''Prince Bishop Jonah Yakovitch''' has [[386YE_Spring_Equinox_Synod_judgements#Judgement_90\|raised concerns]] that one of the members presumed dead - ''~~Divina~~ Inquilina di Tassato Regario'' - may have in fact survived the initial purge and remains a threat to the League, and the Empire.		It was hoped that with the death of Jodeya, that would be the last anyone will hear of the Childer of the Black Drop; and that no more baleful rituals from their grimoire will appear to trouble the Empire. Unfortunately, a Spring 386YE [[judgement]] in the Vigilance Assembly by '''Prince Bishop Jonah Yakovitch''' has [[386YE_Spring_Equinox_Synod_judgements#Judgement_90\|raised concerns]] that one of the members presumed dead - ''Davina Inquilina di Tassato Regario'' - may have in fact survived the initial purge and remains a threat to the League, and the Empire.

	==Further Reading==		==Further Reading==

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	Around the same time that the rituals appeared, news spread that the body of ''Jodeya Watiker di Tassato Mestra'' had been found in a parador in [[Kahraman#Jade Range\|the Jade Range]] "The Gecko's Nest". She had been killed during the Autumn Equinox during or immediately after a meeting with three strangers - none of them Freeborn. The night barman was present for part of the meeting but did not hear what was discussed; Jodeya dismissed him and when he returned half an hour later she was dead. He reports that the visitors were a mixed assortment - a Marcher, a Navarr, and an Urizeni, although the barman believes the Marcher left before he did. It seems the killers came via the [[Sentinel Gate]] from Anvil and left the same way. The death was reported to the magistrates at Anvil who dealt with it accordingly.		Around the same time that the rituals appeared, news spread that the body of ''Jodeya Watiker di Tassato Mestra'' had been found in a parador in [[Kahraman#Jade Range\|the Jade Range]] "The Gecko's Nest". She had been killed during the Autumn Equinox during or immediately after a meeting with three strangers - none of them Freeborn. The night barman was present for part of the meeting but did not hear what was discussed; Jodeya dismissed him and when he returned half an hour later she was dead. He reports that the visitors were a mixed assortment - a Marcher, a Navarr, and an Urizeni, although the barman believes the Marcher left before he did. It seems the killers came via the [[Sentinel Gate]] from Anvil and left the same way. The death was reported to the magistrates at Anvil who dealt with it accordingly.

	It was hoped that with the death of Jodeya, that would be the last anyone will hear of the Childer of the Black Drop; and that no more baleful rituals from their grimoire will appear to trouble the Empire. Unfortunately, a Spring ~~385YE~~ [[judgement]] in the Vigilance Assembly by '''Prince Bishop Jonah Yakovitch''' has [[386YE_Spring_Equinox_Synod_judgements#Judgement_90\|raised concerns]] that one of the members presumed dead - ''~~Davina~~ Inquilina di Tassato Regario'' - may have in fact survived the initial purge and remains a threat to the League, and the Empire.		It was hoped that with the death of Jodeya, that would be the last anyone will hear of the Childer of the Black Drop; and that no more baleful rituals from their grimoire will appear to trouble the Empire. Unfortunately, a Spring 386YE [[judgement]] in the Vigilance Assembly by '''Prince Bishop Jonah Yakovitch''' has [[386YE_Spring_Equinox_Synod_judgements#Judgement_90\|raised concerns]] that one of the members presumed dead - ''Divina Inquilina di Tassato Regario'' - may have in fact survived the initial purge and remains a threat to the League, and the Empire.

	==Further Reading==		==Further Reading==
	* [[Hear your footsteps]] - Winter 385YE detailing the followers of Agramant		* [[Hear your footsteps]] - Winter 385YE detailing the followers of Agramant

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	Some thoughtful scholars suggest that Agramant is not entirely what he appears to be. There is wisdom in him, they claim. All he does is point out to his followers that they ''could'' do unspeakable things - he never coerces them. He encourages them to become monsters, but they could just as easily choose to ignore his inducements. Agramant, they say, drives his cults until they self-destruct, demonstrating the foolishness of his professed philosophy and reminding others that there are monsters in their midst who look ''just like they do''. Agramant himself laughs at this, apparently, and changes the subject.		Some thoughtful scholars suggest that Agramant is not entirely what he appears to be. There is wisdom in him, they claim. All he does is point out to his followers that they ''could'' do unspeakable things - he never coerces them. He encourages them to become monsters, but they could just as easily choose to ignore his inducements. Agramant, they say, drives his cults until they self-destruct, demonstrating the foolishness of his professed philosophy and reminding others that there are monsters in their midst who look ''just like they do''. Agramant himself laughs at this, apparently, and changes the subject.

			In Winter 385YE, the [[Silent Bell (Sodality)\|Silent Bell]] shared some of their understanding of Agramant and his followers which talked in some detail about the [[Hear_your_footsteps#On_The_Cults_of_Agramant\|cults of Agramant]] in the Empire.

	===Boons===		===Boons===

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	<tr><td>[[Mark of Agramant]]<sup>[[#1\|(1)]]</sup></td><td>[[Agramant]]</td><td>Places an enduring magical mark on a target that can only be detected with detect magic</td><td>Winter</td><td>4</td>		<tr><td>[[Mark of Agramant]]<sup>[[#1\|(1)]]</sup></td><td>[[Agramant]]</td><td>Places an enduring magical mark on a target that can only be detected with detect magic</td><td>Winter</td><td>4</td>
	<tr><td>[[The Crimson Feast]]<sup>[[#1\|(1)]]</sup></td><td>[[Agramant]]</td><td>Target gains three ranks of endurance for a season.</td><td>Winter</td><td>15</td>		<tr><td>[[The Crimson Feast]]<sup>[[#1\|(1)]]</sup></td><td>[[Agramant]]</td><td>Target gains three ranks of endurance for a season.</td><td>Winter</td><td>15</td>
	<tr><td>[[Unleash the Beasts Within]]<sup>[[#1\|(1)]]</sup></td><td>[[Agramant]]</td><td>Grants an additional three ranks to a military unit that takes a campaigning action.</td><td>Winter</td><td>13</td>		<tr><td>[[Unleash the Beasts Within]]<sup>[[#1\|(1)]]</sup></td><td>[[Agramant]]</td><td>Grants an additional three ranks to a military unit that takes a campaigning action.</td><td>Winter</td><td>16</td>
	<tr><td>[[Thirst of the Devourer]]<sup>[[#1\|(1)]]</sup></td><td>[[Agramant]]</td><td>Grants a target the ability to heal themselves when they successfully deliver an IMPALE</td><td>Winter</td><td>24</td>		<tr><td>[[Thirst of the Devourer]]<sup>[[#1\|(1)]]</sup></td><td>[[Agramant]]</td><td>Grants a target the ability to heal themselves when they successfully deliver an IMPALE</td><td>Winter</td><td>24</td>
	<tr><td>[[Loosen the Shackles]]<sup>[[#1\|(1)]]</sup></td><td>[[Agramant]]</td><td>Summons the power of Agramant to enchant a campaign army, granting murderous hunger.</td><td>Winter</td><td>120</td>		<tr><td>[[Loosen the Shackles]]<sup>[[#1\|(1)]]</sup></td><td>[[Agramant]]</td><td>Summons the power of Agramant to enchant a campaign army, granting murderous hunger.</td><td>Winter</td><td>120</td>

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	<tr><td>[[Treacher's Quill]]<sup>[[#1\|(1)]]</sup></td><td>[[Agramant]]</td><td>Sends a message to the eternal Agramant</td><td>Winter</td><td>2</td>		<tr><td>[[Treacher's Quill]]<sup>[[#1\|(1)]]</sup></td><td>[[Agramant]]</td><td>Sends a message to the eternal Agramant</td><td>Winter</td><td>2</td>
	<tr><td>[[Mark of Agramant]]<sup>[[#1\|(1)]]</sup></td><td>[[Agramant]]</td><td>Places an enduring magical mark on a target that can only be detected with detect magic</td><td>Winter</td><td>4</td>		<tr><td>[[Mark of Agramant]]<sup>[[#1\|(1)]]</sup></td><td>[[Agramant]]</td><td>Places an enduring magical mark on a target that can only be detected with detect magic</td><td>Winter</td><td>4</td>
	~~<tr><td>[[Unleash the Beasts Within]]<sup>[[#1\|(1)]]</sup></td><td>[[Agramant]]</td><td>grants significant strength to a military unit that supports an Imperial army</td><td>Winter</td><td>13</td>~~
	<tr><td>[[The Crimson Feast]]<sup>[[#1\|(1)]]</sup></td><td>[[Agramant]]</td><td>Target gains three ranks of endurance for a season.</td><td>Winter</td><td>15</td>		<tr><td>[[The Crimson Feast]]<sup>[[#1\|(1)]]</sup></td><td>[[Agramant]]</td><td>Target gains three ranks of endurance for a season.</td><td>Winter</td><td>15</td>
			<tr><td>[[Unleash the Beasts Within]]<sup>[[#1\|(1)]]</sup></td><td>[[Agramant]]</td><td>Grants an additional three ranks to a military unit that takes a campaigning action.</td><td>Winter</td><td>13</td>
	<tr><td>[[Thirst of the Devourer]]<sup>[[#1\|(1)]]</sup></td><td>[[Agramant]]</td><td>Grants a target the ability to heal themselves when they successfully deliver an IMPALE</td><td>Winter</td><td>24</td>		<tr><td>[[Thirst of the Devourer]]<sup>[[#1\|(1)]]</sup></td><td>[[Agramant]]</td><td>Grants a target the ability to heal themselves when they successfully deliver an IMPALE</td><td>Winter</td><td>24</td>
	<tr><td>[[Loosen the Shackles]]<sup>[[#1\|(1)]]</sup></td><td>[[Agramant]]</td><td>~~Enchants~~ a campaign army, ~~changing its quality and filling soldiers with~~ murderous ~~intent~~</td><td>Winter</td><td>80</td>		<tr><td>[[Loosen the Shackles]]<sup>[[#1\|(1)]]</sup></td><td>[[Agramant]]</td><td>Summons the power of Agramant to enchant a campaign army, granting murderous hunger.</td><td>Winter</td><td>120</td>
	</table>		</table>

	==Childer of the Black Drop==		==Childer of the Black Drop==
	In 344YE or thereabouts, a cabal of magicians from [[the League]] calling themselves the ''Childer of the Black Drop'', apparently inspired by the (possibly fictional) character ''Esconius of Highguard'' set out to learn everything they could about the hateful [[eternal]] [[Agramant]].They committed themselves to collecting every scrap of lore they could find about the eternal, apparently hoping to find some kind of weakness that could be exploited to protect the Empire completely from his depredations. At first, they were involved in numerous attempts to stamp out groups that drew on the boons of Agramant. For example. a recent investigation by the [[Silent Bell (Sodality)\|Silent Bell]] brought to light their [[Hear_your_footsteps#The_Silent_Bell_and_a_Silent_Bell\|potential involvement]] in destroying the ''Circle of the Stones'', a [[coven]] of [[the Marches\|Marcher]] magicians who were allegedly agents of Agramant.		In 344YE or thereabouts, a cabal of magicians from [[the League]] calling themselves the ''Childer of the Black Drop'', apparently inspired by the (possibly fictional) character ''Esconius of Highguard'' set out to learn everything they could about the hateful [[eternal]] [[Agramant]].They committed themselves to collecting every scrap of lore they could find about the eternal, apparently hoping to find some kind of weakness that could be exploited to protect the Empire completely from his depredations. At first, they were involved in numerous attempts to stamp out groups that drew on the boons of Agramant. For example. a recent investigation by the [[Silent Bell (Sodality)\|Silent Bell]] brought to light their [[Hear_your_footsteps#The_Silent_Bell_and_a_Silent_Bell\|potential involvement]] in destroying the ''Circle of the Stones'', a [[coven]] of [[the Marches\|Marcher]] magicians who were allegedly agents of Agramant.

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	It was hoped that with the death of Jodeya, that would be the last anyone will hear of the Childer of the Black Drop; and that no more baleful rituals from their grimoire will appear to trouble the Empire. Unfortunately, a Spring 385YE [[judgement]] in the Vigilance Assembly by '''Prince Bishop Jonah Yakovitch''' has [[386YE_Spring_Equinox_Synod_judgements#Judgement_90\|raised concerns]] that one of the members presumed dead - ''Davina Inquilina di Tassato Regario'' - may have in fact survived the initial purge and remains a threat to the League, and the Empire.		It was hoped that with the death of Jodeya, that would be the last anyone will hear of the Childer of the Black Drop; and that no more baleful rituals from their grimoire will appear to trouble the Empire. Unfortunately, a Spring 385YE [[judgement]] in the Vigilance Assembly by '''Prince Bishop Jonah Yakovitch''' has [[386YE_Spring_Equinox_Synod_judgements#Judgement_90\|raised concerns]] that one of the members presumed dead - ''Davina Inquilina di Tassato Regario'' - may have in fact survived the initial purge and remains a threat to the League, and the Empire.
	==Further Reading==		==Further Reading==
	* [[~~Hear_your_footsteps~~]] - Winter 385YE detailing the followers of Agramant		* [[Hear your footsteps]] - Winter 385YE detailing the followers of Agramant
	<quote by="''Beware the Agramant'', Valshok Juerdann">Beware the Agramant, my child, <br>		<quote by="''Beware the Agramant'', Valshok Juerdann">Beware the Agramant, my child, <br>
	When the moon is fat and the sky is clear;<br>		When the moon is fat and the sky is clear;<br>