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Quori he realms of dreaming are not safe. The dreamscapes of the sleeping are fertile ground for the parasitic ministrations of the quori, psychic symbiotes that live in the space between dreams. There are worse fates than ‘merely becoming food that await a dreamer that ears the ire of the Dreaming Dark, however: plunged into endless nightmare or mental imprisonment asa disposable tool ofits new passenger. Quort Lore Arcana DC 15: Quori are capable of taking control of an unconscious creature's body, though certain willing creatures can entera trance-like state that allow them to invite and act as vessels for the quori while conscious. History DC 15: Those acting under the quori’s control become passengers within their own body, able to perceive and understand their surroundings while unable to take even the smallest action of their own volition Nature DC 15: The quori are malign outsiders from the plane of dreams, normally unable or unwilling to manifest within the material plane without a host. Nature DC 20: Quori enter the dreams of sleeping mortals to feed upon their emotions, though such visits can also be ‘made with the intent to surveil or even attempt to possess the creature, ifthe quori has need of a mortal vessel Nature DC 25: New quori can be born only from the spirits of fallen ones. As sich, quori society is quick to execute those suspected of working against the will of the Dreaming Dark, eager to replace them with more loyal quori. Religion DC 20: Not even divinely inspired or prophetic dreams are safeguarded against incursions ofthe quori, though a certain measure of security is granted by obscurity, as there are a great many more dreamers than there are: ‘quori spies. This is thought to be a reason why prophecies and visions are often granted to those without prior power or influence, rather than those best able o act upon them. SoctaL ENCOUNTERS ‘Ablind monk from a local temple reveals to the party that his sight was stolen ina battle long-past, replaced with ‘unceasing, unblinking images of pain and horror. After decades of torment, he secks a way to make amends and strike a bargain to end his suffering, and needs a skiled

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