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--- writing:swamp:oubliette_notes [2025/02/08 10:34] – swamp0goblin
+++ writing:swamp:oubliette_notes [2025/02/22 10:33] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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-<WRAP centeralign> Using this sheet of paper Bibi was practicing his handwriting on, the notes found in the mind flayer oubliette can be translated. </WRAP>
+<WRAP centeralign> Using this sheet of paper Bibi was practicing his handwriting on, two notes found in the mind flayer oubliette can be translated.
+Bibi's knowledge of the [[https://forgottenrealms.fandom.com/wiki/Thorass_alphabet|Thorass alphabet]] is retained from whoever owned his brain.</WRAP>
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 Mind flayers create intellect devourers by performing a ritual on a thrall’s brain to make it sprout legs. This ritual also seems to infuse the brain with psionic abilities not unlike that of a mind flayer. </hidden>
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 <hidden Translation of Page 2> Intellect devourers have a special ability that allows them to target a creature's intelligence and eat its brain. If successful, they replace the creature's brain with their own, gaining control of the body. This is done magically, so it's not physically possible to tell if a creature is being controlled by an intellect devourer.
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 {{:writing:swamp:bibi_note_1.png?400 |}}
 {{:writing:swamp:bibi_note_2.png?400 |}}
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+<hidden Translation>Some human tried taking the thrall
+more thralls for us to change </hidden>
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+<WRAP centeralign>The following note and wall carving use a different alphabet which has no translation tool found anywhere in the Valley, but you may be able to use context and process of elimination to translate the note by using the letters from ''OUBLIETTE''</WRAP>
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+{{:writing:swamp:undercommon.png?400 |}}
+{{:writing:swamp:butcher_note.png?400 |}}

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