15,943
editsAd placeholder
The Ecstasy of Murder: Difference between revisions
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
no edit summary
(author added) |
No edit summary |
||
| Line 5: | Line 5: | ||
| description = A book describing what it feels like to worship [[Bhaal]]. | | description = A book describing what it feels like to worship [[Bhaal]]. | ||
| quote = This book is redolent with the enticing smell of paper and ink. | | quote = This book is redolent with the enticing smell of paper and ink. | ||
| book author = | | book author = Cult of Bhaal | ||
| book text = Once Bhaal's favour has quickened within one of his beloved murderers, the bliss of his love is nigh-indescribable. For he blesses his loyal with a new sensation: a mindless, instinctual, primal sensation that comes from within the bowels, an erotic spasm that | | book text = Once Bhaal's favour has quickened within one of his beloved murderers, the bliss of his love is nigh-indescribable. For he blesses his loyal with a new sensation: a mindless, instinctual, primal sensation that comes from within the bowels, an erotic spasm that | ||
washes over the killer, in the moment of murder. It is said that in that instant, his Divine Essence can almost be tasted. Forsake all other hedonisms, acolytes, for nothing can compare. Until the true ecstasies of murder wash over you, initiates, this scroll contains a prayer, you may say after a kill, calling for the Lord's disgrace to find its course in your body. | washes over the killer, in the moment of murder. It is said that in that instant, his Divine Essence can almost be tasted. Forsake all other hedonisms, acolytes, for nothing can compare. Until the true ecstasies of murder wash over you, initiates, this scroll contains a prayer, you may say after a kill, calling for the Lord's disgrace to find its course in your body. | ||