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Dark Water Bay

CanonOfficial lore from the booksMCp. 38

Dark Water Bay is a bay remembered in the story of CHOMPS. One night, as moonlight spilled across its waters, the young pirate then called Rufus ventured into the bay and met a wereshark, a savage blend of man and shark. Its saw-like teeth sank into his flesh and passed the curse of lycanthropy on to him.1

Notes

  1. ↑BookMercenary Compendium, p. 38

Sources

This article draws on:

  • MCMercenary Compendium(Bad Badger Games, 2024), p. 38

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