This book is bound in worn leather that looks like it was cut from a tavern bar stool. The pages are an odd assortment of varying quality, with the backs of some even advertising old theatre or a sale on wood, suggesting the author wrote on what was at hand. The pages are also written by different hands and in different scripts, suggesting that many people have contributed to this work as it has been passed around. Contained within these pages, the writings range in content from complex arcane formulas, divine philosophy, eyewitness accounts and even a few dirty limericks.
The cover clearly displays the title, framed by the symbols of both the scales of Kelemvor and the black hound's head of Urogalan. It is written in Common, Halfling, Elf, Dwarf and Orc:
((This is an open thread for people to post their observations on the vampire issue))
The cover clearly displays the title, framed by the symbols of both the scales of Kelemvor and the black hound's head of Urogalan. It is written in Common, Halfling, Elf, Dwarf and Orc:
a Dissertation on Vampirism
((This is an open thread for people to post their observations on the vampire issue))

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