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The Rune of Punishment is said to be the [[rune]] representing forgiveness and atonement. As a cursed rune, it drains the life of | The Rune of Punishment is said to be the [[rune]] representing forgiveness and atonement. As a cursed rune, it drains the life of its host in exchange for its considerable power. Once the host dies, their body is turned to ash and their soul absorbed by the rune, which then passes on to a new host. It is said that if a host can overcome this "time of atonement" then the curse will be lifted, but the truth of this is not clear. | ||
The rune had been sealed in the [[Ruins of Obel]] for many years before being released by the [[Queen of Obel]] in order to prevent a pirate attack on the [[Kingdom of Obel]]. Since then, the rune has passed on to many bearers, from [[Rakgi's father]] to [[Graham Cray]] to [[Cray's son|his son]] and then to the pirates [[Steele]] and [[Brandeau]] before ending up in the possession of [[Glen Cott]]. Except for Graham Cray, who cut off his arm to escape the rune's curse, all the other bearers died using the rune. | The rune had been sealed in the [[Ruins of Obel]] for many years before being released by the [[Queen of Obel]] in order to prevent a pirate attack on the [[Kingdom of Obel]]. Since then, the rune has passed on to many bearers, from [[Rakgi's father]] to [[Graham Cray]] to [[Cray's son|his son]] and then to the pirates [[Steele]] and [[Brandeau]] before ending up in the possession of [[Glen Cott]]. Except for Graham Cray, who cut off his arm to escape the rune's curse, all the other bearers died using the rune. | ||