Eat Thy Neighbours

This old wives' tale — probably — tells of a forgotten Vale Sangora village, scarcely more than dust and dirt until its people found a curious crystal, bright as a caged sun, said to heal. Travellers flocked to its promises of rest and marvels; the village thrived and opened a famous inn.

But visitors began never returning home. At first a trickle easy to dismiss, then a flood impossible to ignore — yet searchers found only friendly faces insisting the missing were never there or left months ago. The grim truth: the villagers had begun devouring their guests, along with anyone who came looking: something woke in them a hunger for human flesh, not blood, and as they feasted the crystal's light dimmed and died, its hunger gone with it.

The hungry changed — slack pallid skin, hooked talons for nails, eyes glowing with their stone's old shine. The knyaz's soldiery arrived with torch and blade: some of the monsters fell, the others escaping to deep caverns in the neighbouring cliffs, where they slip through cracks to this day, lurking in the walls for some foolhardy soul who ventures near.

These drop odds are datamined estimates assuming a fresh roll; pity bonuses and duplicate protection adjust them as you play.

• Mevasser Witchcraft Vendor 9.3%
• Henrik Merchant 9.3%

• Generic Junk 0.6%