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Demon Tier Ranking Sign

Created by QueenBear68

Towering over the landscape, the Demon Tier Ranking Sign stands as a testament to the hierarchy of the demonic realm. Crafted from a sinister blend of red and black stone, this ominous marker serves as a constant reminder of the powers that lurk beneath the surface. The intricate engravings detail the various tiers of the demonic hierarchy, from the tortured souls of the Damned and the ethereal Specters, to the formidable Upper Level Demons and the ruling King and Queen of Hell. This sign not only strikes fear into the hearts of the unwary but also acts as a gateway, allowing the denizens of the underworld to manifest in the mortal realm. Its presence is a stark warning, a declaration of the dominion that the demonic forces hold over the land.

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This view-only profile includes a creator-written description; 4 labeled detail fields; 1 artwork image supplied by the creator.

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Item
Shared by
QueenBear68
Connected worlds
1
Detail fields
4
Profile sections
0
Artwork images
1

Details

Type
magical item
Rarity
rare
Weight
20
Price
500

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