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| description = This diary records the life of John Meadowlin. | |||
| 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 text = [This diary records the life of John Meadowlin. He suffered from lycanthropy, becoming a werebear at the advent of the full moon. Cured of his condition by a priestess of Selûne, John Meadowlin exchanged his claws for a greatsword and a cause: he would keep this priestess (her name was Erlona) safe from all trouble on the highways and byways. Further, he would bear witness to her many miracles, for Erlona was a saint of the Goddess, and gifted even more than he could have imagined. They never fell in love, though their friendship was quite something.] | | book text = [This diary records the life of John Meadowlin. He suffered from lycanthropy, becoming a werebear at the advent of the full moon. Cured of his condition by a priestess of Selûne, John Meadowlin exchanged his claws for a greatsword and a cause: he would keep this priestess (her name was Erlona) safe from all trouble on the highways and byways. Further, he would bear witness to her many miracles, for Erlona was a saint of the Goddess, and gifted even more than he could have imagined. They never fell in love, though their friendship was quite something.] | ||
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| price = 14 | | price = 14 | ||
| notes = * Can be purchased from [[Nansi Gretta]] | |||
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