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	In [[Highguard]] the [[Magister\|magisters]] call him ''The Abominable One'' and many count him the worst of the [[eternal\|eternals]]. In [[The Brass Coast]] and parts of [[Dawn]] he is sometimes called ''The Horned Manticore'', and there are several stories that suggest the [[Legendary beasts#Sphinxes and Manticores\|beasts of the same name]] are his children. In [[The Marches]] he is often mentioned as ''The Harvester of Graves'' or more colloquially ''Old Bloody Teeth'', while the lower classes in [[the League]] sometimes call him ''Scrandaddy'' and only partly in jest. The superstitious spit when they mention him by any of his epithets - there are old stories that suggest that food eaten or drink drunk will cause a stomach upset while you still have the same saliva in your mouth that spoke his name.		In [[Highguard]] the [[Magister\|magisters]] call him ''The Abominable One'' and many count him the worst of the [[eternal\|eternals]]. In [[The Brass Coast]] and parts of [[Dawn]] he is sometimes called ''The Horned Manticore'', and there are several stories that suggest the [[Legendary beasts#Sphinxes and Manticores\|beasts of the same name]] are his children. In [[The Marches]] he is often mentioned as ''The Harvester of Graves'' or more colloquially ''Old Bloody Teeth'', while the lower classes in [[the League]] sometimes call him ''Scrandaddy'' and only partly in jest. The superstitious spit when they mention him by any of his epithets - there are old stories that suggest that food eaten or drink drunk will cause a stomach upset while you still have the same saliva in your mouth that spoke his name.

	Agramant has his own preferred names, of course. He often refers to himself by sobriquets like ''Friend of the Forgotten'', the ''Good Knight'', and similar. It's rare for mortals to use such a name, and ever rarer for it to bode well when they do.		Agramant has his own preferred names, of course. He often refers to himself by sobriquets like ''Friend of the Forgotten'', ''Five True Words'', the ''Good Knight'', the ''Faithful Friend'', the ''Crying Child'', and countless similar adulations. It's rare for mortals to use such a name, and ever rarer for it to bode well when they do.

	The [[Sumaah Republic]] simply call him ''Traitor'', but think him part of [[The Thrice-cursed Court\|Satrapy of Woe]].		The [[Sumaah Republic]] simply call him ''Traitor'', but think him part of [[The Thrice-cursed Court\|Satrapy of Woe]].

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Eternal of Winter

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	Agramant - or sometimes ''the'' Agramant - goes by a number of names. It is usually identified as male, and is commonly called ''The Howler'' or ''The Hunter in the Wastes''. He's also known as ''Wendigo'' in some places.		Agramant - or sometimes ''the'' Agramant - goes by a number of names. It is usually identified as male, and is commonly called ''The Howler'' or ''The Hunter in the Wastes''. He's also known as ''Wendigo'' in some places.

	Agramant is also known as the ''Devourer of the Fallen'', ''The Voice of the Pines'', ''King of the Feast'', ''Creak of the Ice'', ''Wicked Liar'', ''He who calls the Lost to Feast'', ''Twigsnap'', the ''Cold North Wind'' and ''Giver of Gifts''. In [[Wintermark]] the [[Suaq]] call him ''Blood-on-the-Snow'' and the [[Kallavesi]] call him ''The Dream of Famine''. In some old [[Varushka\|Varushkan]] tales he is referred to as ''The Whisperer'' or ''The Wastewalker''; these stories focus on the belief that he tries to encourage the hungry and the lost to atrocious acts in the name of survival, or how he lures the greedy to acts of self-debasement and madness until they finally snap and become literal or figurative monsters.		Agramant is also known as the ''Devourer of the Fallen'', ''The Voice of the Pines'', ''King of the Feast'', ''Creak of the Ice'', ''Wicked Liar'', ''He who calls the Lost to Feast'', ''Twigsnap'', the ''Cold North Wind'' and ''Giver of Gifts''. This latter is also a name claimed by [[Skathe]], which Agramant apparently finds very amusing.

			In [[Wintermark]] the [[Suaq]] call him ''Blood-on-the-Snow'' and the [[Kallavesi]] call him ''The Dream of Famine''. In some old [[Varushka\|Varushkan]] tales he is referred to as ''The Whisperer'' or ''The Wastewalker''; these stories focus on the belief that he tries to encourage the hungry and the lost to atrocious acts in the name of survival, or how he lures the greedy to acts of self-debasement and madness until they finally snap and become literal or figurative monsters.

	In [[Highguard]] the [[Magister\|magisters]] call him ''The Abominable One'' and many count him the worst of the [[eternal\|eternals]]. In [[The Brass Coast]] and parts of [[Dawn]] he is sometimes called ''The Horned Manticore'', and there are several stories that suggest the [[Legendary beasts#Sphinxes and Manticores\|beasts of the same name]] are his children. In [[The Marches]] he is often mentioned as ''The Harvester of Graves'' or more colloquially ''Old Bloody Teeth'', while the lower classes in [[the League]] sometimes call him ''Scrandaddy'' and only partly in jest. The superstitious spit when they mention him by any of his epithets - there are old stories that suggest that food eaten or drink drunk will cause a stomach upset while you still have the same saliva in your mouth that spoke his name.		In [[Highguard]] the [[Magister\|magisters]] call him ''The Abominable One'' and many count him the worst of the [[eternal\|eternals]]. In [[The Brass Coast]] and parts of [[Dawn]] he is sometimes called ''The Horned Manticore'', and there are several stories that suggest the [[Legendary beasts#Sphinxes and Manticores\|beasts of the same name]] are his children. In [[The Marches]] he is often mentioned as ''The Harvester of Graves'' or more colloquially ''Old Bloody Teeth'', while the lower classes in [[the League]] sometimes call him ''Scrandaddy'' and only partly in jest. The superstitious spit when they mention him by any of his epithets - there are old stories that suggest that food eaten or drink drunk will cause a stomach upset while you still have the same saliva in your mouth that spoke his name.

Matt: Reverted edits by Matt (talk) to last revision by Hailmur

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	Agramant - or sometimes ''the'' Agramant - goes by a number of names. It is usually identified as male, and is commonly called ''The Howler'' or ''The Hunter in the Wastes''. He's also known as ''Wendigo'' in some places.		Agramant - or sometimes ''the'' Agramant - goes by a number of names. It is usually identified as male, and is commonly called ''The Howler'' or ''The Hunter in the Wastes''. He's also known as ''Wendigo'' in some places.

	Agramant is also known as the ''Devourer of the Fallen'', ''The Voice of the Pines'', ''King of the Feast'', ''Creak of the Ice'', ''Wicked Liar'', ''He who calls the Lost to Feast'', ''Twigsnap'', ~~and~~ the ''Cold North Wind''. In [[Wintermark]] the [[Suaq]] call him ''Blood-on-the-Snow'' and the [[Kallavesi]] call him ''The Dream of Famine''. In some old [[Varushka\|Varushkan]] tales he is referred to as ''The Whisperer'' or ''The Wastewalker''; these stories focus on the belief that he tries to encourage the hungry and the lost to atrocious acts in the name of survival, or how he lures the greedy to acts of self-debasement and madness until they finally snap and become literal or figurative monsters.		Agramant is also known as the ''Devourer of the Fallen'', ''The Voice of the Pines'', ''King of the Feast'', ''Creak of the Ice'', ''Wicked Liar'', ''He who calls the Lost to Feast'', ''Twigsnap'', the ''Cold North Wind'' and ''Giver of Gifts''. In [[Wintermark]] the [[Suaq]] call him ''Blood-on-the-Snow'' and the [[Kallavesi]] call him ''The Dream of Famine''. In some old [[Varushka\|Varushkan]] tales he is referred to as ''The Whisperer'' or ''The Wastewalker''; these stories focus on the belief that he tries to encourage the hungry and the lost to atrocious acts in the name of survival, or how he lures the greedy to acts of self-debasement and madness until they finally snap and become literal or figurative monsters.

	In [[Highguard]] the [[Magister\|magisters]] call him ''The Abominable One'' and many count him the worst of the [[eternal\|eternals]]. In [[The Brass Coast]] and parts of [[Dawn]] he is sometimes called ''The Horned Manticore'', and there are several stories that suggest the [[Legendary beasts#Sphinxes and Manticores\|beasts of the same name]] are his children. In [[The Marches]] he is often mentioned as ''The Harvester of Graves'' or more colloquially ''Old Bloody Teeth'', while the lower classes in [[the League]] sometimes call him ''Scrandaddy'' and only partly in jest. The superstitious spit when they mention him by any of his epithets - there are old stories that suggest that food eaten or drink drunk will cause a stomach upset while you still have the same saliva in your mouth that spoke his name.		In [[Highguard]] the [[Magister\|magisters]] call him ''The Abominable One'' and many count him the worst of the [[eternal\|eternals]]. In [[The Brass Coast]] and parts of [[Dawn]] he is sometimes called ''The Horned Manticore'', and there are several stories that suggest the [[Legendary beasts#Sphinxes and Manticores\|beasts of the same name]] are his children. In [[The Marches]] he is often mentioned as ''The Harvester of Graves'' or more colloquially ''Old Bloody Teeth'', while the lower classes in [[the League]] sometimes call him ''Scrandaddy'' and only partly in jest. The superstitious spit when they mention him by any of his epithets - there are old stories that suggest that food eaten or drink drunk will cause a stomach upset while you still have the same saliva in your mouth that spoke his name.

Matt at 13:05, 27 August 2026

2026-08-27T13:05:24Z

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	Agramant - or sometimes ''the'' Agramant - goes by a number of names. It is usually identified as male, and is commonly called ''The Howler'' or ''The Hunter in the Wastes''. He's also known as ''Wendigo'' in some places.		Agramant - or sometimes ''the'' Agramant - goes by a number of names. It is usually identified as male, and is commonly called ''The Howler'' or ''The Hunter in the Wastes''. He's also known as ''Wendigo'' in some places.

	Agramant is also known as the ''Devourer of the Fallen'', ''The Voice of the Pines'', ''King of the Feast'', ''Creak of the Ice'', ''Wicked Liar'', ''He who calls the Lost to Feast'', ''Twigsnap'', the ''Cold North Wind~~'' and ''Giver of Gifts~~''. In [[Wintermark]] the [[Suaq]] call him ''Blood-on-the-Snow'' and the [[Kallavesi]] call him ''The Dream of Famine''. In some old [[Varushka\|Varushkan]] tales he is referred to as ''The Whisperer'' or ''The Wastewalker''; these stories focus on the belief that he tries to encourage the hungry and the lost to atrocious acts in the name of survival, or how he lures the greedy to acts of self-debasement and madness until they finally snap and become literal or figurative monsters.		Agramant is also known as the ''Devourer of the Fallen'', ''The Voice of the Pines'', ''King of the Feast'', ''Creak of the Ice'', ''Wicked Liar'', ''He who calls the Lost to Feast'', ''Twigsnap'', and the ''Cold North Wind''. In [[Wintermark]] the [[Suaq]] call him ''Blood-on-the-Snow'' and the [[Kallavesi]] call him ''The Dream of Famine''. In some old [[Varushka\|Varushkan]] tales he is referred to as ''The Whisperer'' or ''The Wastewalker''; these stories focus on the belief that he tries to encourage the hungry and the lost to atrocious acts in the name of survival, or how he lures the greedy to acts of self-debasement and madness until they finally snap and become literal or figurative monsters.

	In [[Highguard]] the [[Magister\|magisters]] call him ''The Abominable One'' and many count him the worst of the [[eternal\|eternals]]. In [[The Brass Coast]] and parts of [[Dawn]] he is sometimes called ''The Horned Manticore'', and there are several stories that suggest the [[Legendary beasts#Sphinxes and Manticores\|beasts of the same name]] are his children. In [[The Marches]] he is often mentioned as ''The Harvester of Graves'' or more colloquially ''Old Bloody Teeth'', while the lower classes in [[the League]] sometimes call him ''Scrandaddy'' and only partly in jest. The superstitious spit when they mention him by any of his epithets - there are old stories that suggest that food eaten or drink drunk will cause a stomach upset while you still have the same saliva in your mouth that spoke his name.		In [[Highguard]] the [[Magister\|magisters]] call him ''The Abominable One'' and many count him the worst of the [[eternal\|eternals]]. In [[The Brass Coast]] and parts of [[Dawn]] he is sometimes called ''The Horned Manticore'', and there are several stories that suggest the [[Legendary beasts#Sphinxes and Manticores\|beasts of the same name]] are his children. In [[The Marches]] he is often mentioned as ''The Harvester of Graves'' or more colloquially ''Old Bloody Teeth'', while the lower classes in [[the League]] sometimes call him ''Scrandaddy'' and only partly in jest. The superstitious spit when they mention him by any of his epithets - there are old stories that suggest that food eaten or drink drunk will cause a stomach upset while you still have the same saliva in your mouth that spoke his name.

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 Three days before the Autumn Equinox, a ritual [[A_yellow_star_hung#A_Gift_of_Lore|suddenly appeared]] in [[Urizen magical traditions#Urizen lore|Urizen lore]]. [[Treacher's Quill]] was apparently part of a grimoire called the ''Ceremonies of the Black Drop Society''. Three months later, a further five rituals from that book - [[The Crimson Feast]], [[Loosen the Shackles]], [[Mark of Agramant]], [[Thirst of the Devourer]], and [[Unleash the Beasts Within]] - also entered Urizen lore.
+<div {{float}}><quote by="''Beware the Agramant'', Valshok Juerdann">Beware the Agramant, my child, <br>
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 Beware the Agramant, my child<br>
-When the moon is fat and the sky is clear.<br></quote>
+When the moon is fat and the sky is clear.<br></quote></div>
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Twiggy at 17:52, 12 August 2026

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	Agramant - or sometimes ''the'' Agramant - goes by a number of names. It is usually identified as male, and is commonly called ''The Howler'' or ''The Hunter in the Wastes''. He's also known as ''Wendigo'' in some places.		Agramant - or sometimes ''the'' Agramant - goes by a number of names. It is usually identified as male, and is commonly called ''The Howler'' or ''The Hunter in the Wastes''. He's also known as ''Wendigo'' in some places.

	Agramant is also known as the ''Devourer of the Fallen'', ''The Voice of the Pines'', ''King of the Feast'', ''Creak of the Ice'', ''Wicked Liar'' and ''Giver of Gifts''. In [[Wintermark]] the [[Suaq]] call him ''Blood-on-the-Snow'' and the [[Kallavesi]] call him ''The Dream of Famine''. In some old [[Varushka\|Varushkan]] tales he is referred to as ''The Whisperer'' or ''The Wastewalker''; these stories focus on the belief that he tries to encourage the hungry and the lost to atrocious acts in the name of survival, or how he lures the greedy to acts of self-debasement and madness until they finally snap and become literal or figurative monsters.		Agramant is also known as the ''Devourer of the Fallen'', ''The Voice of the Pines'', ''King of the Feast'', ''Creak of the Ice'', ''Wicked Liar'', ''He who calls the Lost to Feast'', ''Twigsnap'', the ''Cold North Wind'' and ''Giver of Gifts''. In [[Wintermark]] the [[Suaq]] call him ''Blood-on-the-Snow'' and the [[Kallavesi]] call him ''The Dream of Famine''. In some old [[Varushka\|Varushkan]] tales he is referred to as ''The Whisperer'' or ''The Wastewalker''; these stories focus on the belief that he tries to encourage the hungry and the lost to atrocious acts in the name of survival, or how he lures the greedy to acts of self-debasement and madness until they finally snap and become literal or figurative monsters.

	In [[Highguard]] the [[Magister\|magisters]] call him ''The Abominable One'' and many count him the worst of the [[eternal\|eternals]]. In [[The Brass Coast]] and parts of [[Dawn]] he is sometimes called ''The Horned Manticore'', and there are several stories that suggest the [[Legendary beasts#Sphinxes and Manticores\|beasts of the same name]] are his children. In [[The Marches]] he is often mentioned as ''The Harvester of Graves'' or more colloquially ''Old Bloody Teeth'', while the lower classes in [[the League]] sometimes call him ''Scrandaddy'' and only partly in jest. The superstitious spit when they mention him by any of his epithets - there are old stories that suggest that food eaten or drink drunk will cause a stomach upset while you still have the same saliva in your mouth that spoke his name.		In [[Highguard]] the [[Magister\|magisters]] call him ''The Abominable One'' and many count him the worst of the [[eternal\|eternals]]. In [[The Brass Coast]] and parts of [[Dawn]] he is sometimes called ''The Horned Manticore'', and there are several stories that suggest the [[Legendary beasts#Sphinxes and Manticores\|beasts of the same name]] are his children. In [[The Marches]] he is often mentioned as ''The Harvester of Graves'' or more colloquially ''Old Bloody Teeth'', while the lower classes in [[the League]] sometimes call him ''Scrandaddy'' and only partly in jest. The superstitious spit when they mention him by any of his epithets - there are old stories that suggest that food eaten or drink drunk will cause a stomach upset while you still have the same saliva in your mouth that spoke his name.

Twiggy at 17:30, 12 August 2026

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	Agramant - or sometimes ''the'' Agramant - goes by a number of names. It is usually identified as male, and is commonly called ''The Howler'' or ''The Hunter in the Wastes''. He's also known as ''Wendigo'' in some places.		Agramant - or sometimes ''the'' Agramant - goes by a number of names. It is usually identified as male, and is commonly called ''The Howler'' or ''The Hunter in the Wastes''. He's also known as ''Wendigo'' in some places.

	Agramant is also known as the ''Devourer of the Fallen'', ~~and~~ ''The Voice of the Pines''. In [[Wintermark]] the [[Suaq]] call him ''Blood-on-the-Snow'' and the [[Kallavesi]] call him ''The Dream of Famine''. In some old [[Varushka\|Varushkan]] tales he is referred to as ''The Whisperer'' or ''The Wastewalker''; these stories focus on the belief that he tries to encourage the hungry and the lost to atrocious acts in the name of survival, or how he lures the greedy to acts of self-debasement and madness until they finally snap and become literal or figurative monsters.		Agramant is also known as the ''Devourer of the Fallen'', ''The Voice of the Pines'', ''King of the Feast'', ''Creak of the Ice'', ''Wicked Liar'' and ''Giver of Gifts''. In [[Wintermark]] the [[Suaq]] call him ''Blood-on-the-Snow'' and the [[Kallavesi]] call him ''The Dream of Famine''. In some old [[Varushka\|Varushkan]] tales he is referred to as ''The Whisperer'' or ''The Wastewalker''; these stories focus on the belief that he tries to encourage the hungry and the lost to atrocious acts in the name of survival, or how he lures the greedy to acts of self-debasement and madness until they finally snap and become literal or figurative monsters.

	In [[Highguard]] the [[Magister\|magisters]] call him ''The Abominable One'' and many count him the worst of the [[eternal\|eternals]]. In [[The Brass Coast]] and parts of [[Dawn]] he is sometimes called ''The Horned Manticore'', and there are several stories that suggest the [[Legendary beasts#Sphinxes and Manticores\|beasts of the same name]] are his children. In [[The Marches]] he is often mentioned as ''The Harvester of Graves'' or more colloquially ''Old Bloody Teeth'', while the lower classes in [[the League]] sometimes call him ''Scrandaddy'' and only partly in jest. The superstitious spit when they mention him by any of his epithets - there are old stories that suggest that food eaten or drink drunk will cause a stomach upset while you still have the same saliva in your mouth that spoke his name.		In [[Highguard]] the [[Magister\|magisters]] call him ''The Abominable One'' and many count him the worst of the [[eternal\|eternals]]. In [[The Brass Coast]] and parts of [[Dawn]] he is sometimes called ''The Horned Manticore'', and there are several stories that suggest the [[Legendary beasts#Sphinxes and Manticores\|beasts of the same name]] are his children. In [[The Marches]] he is often mentioned as ''The Harvester of Graves'' or more colloquially ''Old Bloody Teeth'', while the lower classes in [[the League]] sometimes call him ''Scrandaddy'' and only partly in jest. The superstitious spit when they mention him by any of his epithets - there are old stories that suggest that food eaten or drink drunk will cause a stomach upset while you still have the same saliva in your mouth that spoke his name.

Wrenna at 20:05, 21 July 2026

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	In [[Highguard]] the [[Magister\|magisters]] call him ''The Abominable One'' and many count him the worst of the [[eternal\|eternals]]. In [[The Brass Coast]] and parts of [[Dawn]] he is sometimes called ''The Horned Manticore'', and there are several stories that suggest the [[Legendary beasts#Sphinxes and Manticores\|beasts of the same name]] are his children. In [[The Marches]] he is often mentioned as ''The Harvester of Graves'' or more colloquially ''Old Bloody Teeth'', while the lower classes in [[the League]] sometimes call him ''Scrandaddy'' and only partly in jest. The superstitious spit when they mention him by any of his epithets - there are old stories that suggest that food eaten or drink drunk will cause a stomach upset while you still have the same saliva in your mouth that spoke his name.		In [[Highguard]] the [[Magister\|magisters]] call him ''The Abominable One'' and many count him the worst of the [[eternal\|eternals]]. In [[The Brass Coast]] and parts of [[Dawn]] he is sometimes called ''The Horned Manticore'', and there are several stories that suggest the [[Legendary beasts#Sphinxes and Manticores\|beasts of the same name]] are his children. In [[The Marches]] he is often mentioned as ''The Harvester of Graves'' or more colloquially ''Old Bloody Teeth'', while the lower classes in [[the League]] sometimes call him ''Scrandaddy'' and only partly in jest. The superstitious spit when they mention him by any of his epithets - there are old stories that suggest that food eaten or drink drunk will cause a stomach upset while you still have the same saliva in your mouth that spoke his name.

	Agramant has his own names of course~~, he~~ often refers to himself by sobriquets like ''Friend of the Forgotten'' and similar. It's rare for mortals to use such a name, and ever rarer for it to bode well when they do.		Agramant has his own preferred names, of course. He often refers to himself by sobriquets like ''Friend of the Forgotten'', the ''Good Knight'', and similar. It's rare for mortals to use such a name, and ever rarer for it to bode well when they do.

	The [[Sumaah Republic]] simply call him ''Traitor'', but think him part of [[The Thrice-cursed Court\|Satrapy of Woe]].		The [[Sumaah Republic]] simply call him ''Traitor'', but think him part of [[The Thrice-cursed Court\|Satrapy of Woe]].

Matt at 17:29, 14 July 2026

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	In [[Highguard]] the [[Magister\|magisters]] call him ''The Abominable One'' and many count him the worst of the [[eternal\|eternals]]. In [[The Brass Coast]] and parts of [[Dawn]] he is sometimes called ''The Horned Manticore'', and there are several stories that suggest the [[Legendary beasts#Sphinxes and Manticores\|beasts of the same name]] are his children. In [[The Marches]] he is often mentioned as ''The Harvester of Graves'' or more colloquially ''Old Bloody Teeth'', while the lower classes in [[the League]] sometimes call him ''Scrandaddy'' and only partly in jest. The superstitious spit when they mention him by any of his epithets - there are old stories that suggest that food eaten or drink drunk will cause a stomach upset while you still have the same saliva in your mouth that spoke his name.		In [[Highguard]] the [[Magister\|magisters]] call him ''The Abominable One'' and many count him the worst of the [[eternal\|eternals]]. In [[The Brass Coast]] and parts of [[Dawn]] he is sometimes called ''The Horned Manticore'', and there are several stories that suggest the [[Legendary beasts#Sphinxes and Manticores\|beasts of the same name]] are his children. In [[The Marches]] he is often mentioned as ''The Harvester of Graves'' or more colloquially ''Old Bloody Teeth'', while the lower classes in [[the League]] sometimes call him ''Scrandaddy'' and only partly in jest. The superstitious spit when they mention him by any of his epithets - there are old stories that suggest that food eaten or drink drunk will cause a stomach upset while you still have the same saliva in your mouth that spoke his name.

			Agramant has his own names of course, he often refers to himself by sobriquets like ''Friend of the Forgotten'' and similar. It's rare for mortals to use such a name, and ever rarer for it to bode well when they do.

	The [[Sumaah Republic]] simply call him ''Traitor'', but think him part of [[The Thrice-cursed Court\|Satrapy of Woe]].		The [[Sumaah Republic]] simply call him ''Traitor'', but think him part of [[The Thrice-cursed Court\|Satrapy of Woe]].

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	In [[Highguard]] the [[Magister\|magisters]] call him ''The Abominable One'' and many count him the worst of the [[eternal\|eternals]]. In [[The Brass Coast]] and parts of [[Dawn]] he is sometimes called ''The Horned Manticore'', and there are several stories that suggest the [[Legendary beasts#Sphinxes and Manticores\|beasts of the same name]] are his children. In [[The Marches]] he is often mentioned as ''The Harvester of Graves'' or more colloquially ''Old Bloody Teeth'', while the lower classes in [[the League]] sometimes call him ''Scrandaddy'' and only partly in jest. The superstitious spit when they mention him by any of his epithets - there are old stories that suggest that food eaten or drink drunk will cause a stomach upset while you still have the same saliva in your mouth that spoke his name.		In [[Highguard]] the [[Magister\|magisters]] call him ''The Abominable One'' and many count him the worst of the [[eternal\|eternals]]. In [[The Brass Coast]] and parts of [[Dawn]] he is sometimes called ''The Horned Manticore'', and there are several stories that suggest the [[Legendary beasts#Sphinxes and Manticores\|beasts of the same name]] are his children. In [[The Marches]] he is often mentioned as ''The Harvester of Graves'' or more colloquially ''Old Bloody Teeth'', while the lower classes in [[the League]] sometimes call him ''Scrandaddy'' and only partly in jest. The superstitious spit when they mention him by any of his epithets - there are old stories that suggest that food eaten or drink drunk will cause a stomach upset while you still have the same saliva in your mouth that spoke his name.

			The [[Sumaah Republic]] simply call him ''Traitor'', but think him part of [[The Thrice-cursed Court\|Satrapy of Woe]].

	==Appearance==		==Appearance==