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By Carl Sargent
This sourcebook info the various lands Iuz controls; his darkish clergymen and their magic; Iuz's fiendish allies from the Abyss; his marauding humanoid armies and raiders; and lots more and plenty, even more. those are lands of ineffable evil, a beacon for adventurers looking glory inside of their perilous borders. Servants of excellent, organize your guns and prepared your spells, for there aren't any demanding situations better in the entire Flanaess than these of the Lands of Iuz.
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Indeed, there are a handful of bandit chieftains who are powerful enough to be forces to reckon with. These men allied with the Hierarchs in the past in retum for recognition of their land rights. Typically, these are lawful evil chieftains who withdrew from the more chaotic Bandit Kingdoms to rule across the Ritensa. Some of them suspect, or know, that Iuz has toppled the Hierarchs. The most obvious sign of this is the dispatch of Horned Lands humanoid troops into the Bandit Lands, the hunting of free bandits therein, the Kazgund or06 patrolling the Stonewall Road, and the presenoe of Iuz’s orc troops in the southern Shield Lands, not far from these chieftain’s fiefs in many cases.
Patrols are very Irequenr along the Bone Road, with a p a t 4 passing e vw 10-15 minutes during the night and every 20-30 minutes dunng the day. The Razing Line is an entirely different matter. Hqre, beyond the no-man’s land, lies a quarter-mile wide @ea of utterly blasted and barren land D e c i m d by fire bnd acid employed by priests and mages, this line is con&uously extended eastward and is the source of mdch Furyqndian anxiety This destructive magic is not simply hemg used for reasons of viciousness Rather, the g r o q d has been specially prepared to provide conditionsfor the use of animate dead spdls.