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	Fizban's Dragonlance Archive (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Players Guide to Dragonlance: [Excerpt] CHemosh, Lord of Death In the Age of Dreams, Chemosh, lord of undead, was drawn by Takhisis to Krynn to marshal the legions of death.
		Chemosh's Avatars: Chemosh appears as either a rakishly handsome man in a fl robe or as a lich (an undead sorcerer) clad in rotting finery.
		Chemosh's true form is a bloated satyr with a goat skull head.
	home.centurytel.net /dragonlance/gods/chemosh.htm (229 words)

	Dragonlance Nexus: Chemosh - Lexicon
		Chemosh is the master of the undead and is representative of fatalism.
		Chemosh tempts mortals with the promise of "immortality." In reality, he is condemning them to an eternity of undeath as his slaves.
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	www.dl3e.com /lexicon/13411.aspx (252 words)

	Reference.com/Encyclopedia/Chemosh (Dragonlance)
		Chemosh is a god from the fictional Dragonlance world.
		Chemosh also known as Lord of the Undead and the Prince of Bone, is the god of death.
		Clerics of Chemosh generally wear fl robes and white masks that resemble a human skull.
	www.reference.com /browse/wiki/Chemosh_(Dragonlance) (416 words)

	The Clanhalls (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		This True Dragonlance may only be used to defend the Keep or the city that surrounds it.
		Chemosh, always watching from the darkness, decided it was time to break away from old stereotypes and try his hand at something new.
		The Prophet of Chemosh (Rank 9) is unrestricted in their use of defenses as well although the link with the Citadel does not feel as natural, feeling more like using a magical item than linking with a magical entity.
	ansalon.mudmagic.com /clanhall.html (5460 words)

	Reading Review book review - Amber and Ashes by Margaret Weis
		The gods have their powers back and one minor god, Chemosh, Lord of Death, is looking for a power play and to rule over all of the other gods.
		But Chemosh needs Zeboim out of his way so his plan will work, so he puts the soul of her dead son in a khas game piece and returns the Death Knight to his former prison on the island.
		Chemosh, Lord of Death, and his vie to become leader of the gods by using Mina and giving her powers.
	www.readingreview.com /amberandashes.html (911 words)

	The history of the character
		Soth had come to tell me that Chemosh, lord of the dead, knew of my fear and goal, and was affronted by it; but that I could join him and his, and be granted life eternal.
		Chemosh's army assaulted Skullcap, eventually, for which we were prepared and gated in some of the solumnian army, led by Uther (a PC) and containing Daragan (another PC played by my brother).
		Daragan attacked a lich on a dracolich, and, with a lucky strike with a dragonlance, slew the lich.
	pol.tumbolia.org /uo/magister/history.html (1126 words)

	Dragonlance: Amber and Ashes Review \| d20 Magazine Rack
		With the fall of her Queen, however, Mina is left adrift, and the former Lord of Undeath, Chemosh, scoops her up and seduces her into becoming his follower.
		Chemosh then sends her to proclaim his message in the new world, the oncoming Age of Mortals, naming himself the Lord of Unending Life and promising his followers there would be no more pain, hunger, thirst, weariness, or aging, drawing in youthful and vibrant followers, so unlike his former rotting soldiers.
		The sheer scope of Chemosh's plan is finally revealed towards the end, and I was pleasantly surprised that my predictions had been wrong.
	www.d20zines.com /v7/node/1786 (405 words)

	The Dark Disciple
		But Chemosh is capable of moving with the times-he's got a plan, one that will be an image makeover for him, one that will increase the numbers of his worshippers.
		Chemosh's plans are certainly a new tack-although it becomes apparent that his gifts do come with a price.
		Reading about her trial in Chemosh's service and her subsequent activity on his behalf, it's easy to see why her service is coveted by many a god; well, at least the gods of evil.
	members.cox.net /storytellersarchivist/darkdisciple.html (902 words)

	DragonLance Saga \| We have all your DragonLance needs. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Believed to be a child from a passing liaison with Chemosh, Artha was in truth sired by Hidukkel.
		Avatars: Chemosh appears as either a rakishly handsome man in a fl robe or as a lich (an undead sorceror) clad in rotting finery.
		In the Age of Dreams, Chemosh, lord of undead, was drawn by Takhisis to Krynn.
	www.dragonlancesaga.net /godsofkrynn.htm (4773 words)

	List of Dragonlance deities - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Deities of Dragonlance are arranged into three groups according to their alignment: good, neutral and evil.
		In Dragonlance literature, the deities are always referred to collectively as gods, despite the fact that a number of them are female.
		She is a major influence on the plot of Amber and Ashes, book one of The Dark Disciple, detailing Mina's life after the death of Takhisis and her conversion/love to Chemosh (Dragonlance).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/List_of_Dragonlance_deities (3539 words)

	Dragonlance Mush - The Evil Gods
		Believed to be a child from a passing liaison with Chemosh, Artha was in truth sired by Hiddukel.
		In the Age of Dreams, Chemosh, lord of the undead, was drawn by Takhisis to Krynn to marshal the legions of death.
		Because Chemosh's minions grant his power, priests consider the destruction of undead strictly taboo.
	thor.prohosting.com /~solluman/Wb/DescGods3.htm (1861 words)

	Amazon.com: Amber and Ashes (Dragonlance: The Dark Disciple): Books: Margaret Weis (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Chemosh, god of death, seeks power over more than his world of darkness and reanimated corpses.
		These are common weaknesses in game driven novels, but the DragonLance series was, initially, more plot driven than say the Vampire: Masquerade novels which depend more on a wealth of detail to satisfy their readers.
		The main reasoning for this is because she wants to fill the void that has been left by Tahksis and we all know Chemosh as a tricky and capricious god.
	www.amazon.com /Amber-Ashes-Dragonlance-Dark-Disciple/dp/0786932570 (2200 words)

	Book Information: Amber and Ashes :: Internet Book List :: A database of book information and reviews
		Her belief is confirmed when she sees Chemosh, God of Death, come to claim her.
		She joins his cause and begins to entice followers to do the same—followers who are young, strong, and soon devoted to their god's designs.
		Appalled by the crimes his brother commits, the monk abandons his faith and pledges himself to the evil goddess of the sea, Zebiom, who has her own reasons for wanting to thwart the God of Death.
	www.iblist.com /book33168.htm (222 words)

	Mina (Dragonlance) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Mina is a fictional character from the Dragonlance universe.
		Mina is first found by a fisherman, washed up on the shores of Schallsea, at age nine.
		Soon afterwards, Chemosh finds Mina unconscious after having risen the tower of Istar from the middle of the Blood Sea.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Mina_(Dragonlance) (489 words)

	Dragonlance Underground: Love, Lust, and the Gods in the Age of Mortals
		Chemosh has proven to be a surprise in the Age of Mortals.
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	www.dragonlanceunderground.com /features/lovelust.asp (2521 words)

	Amazon.com: Amber & Iron (Dragonlance: The Dark Disciple, Vol. 2): Books: Margaret Weis (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		I particularly love how the book ends, with a mild climax, but finishes the book, so you aren't having a fit to see what happens next, but enough mystery to make you want the next book...just not enough to freak out about it or be angry that "it ended that way" as some books do.
		Weis spins her tale in a manner that leaves the reader craving for the conclusion although as several readers have stated, the ending was pretty obvious although you wonder, how can she wrap this twist up in a pretty package and deliver it to the reader?
		The relationship between Mina and Chemosh is far more believable here as conflict and character motives take their toll on the pair and the setting as a whole.
	www.amazon.com /Amber-Iron-Dragonlance-Dark-Disciple/dp/0786940867 (1825 words)

	Dragonlance
		I am a huge dragonlance fan and my favorite dragonlance authors are Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman.
		With so much support, Takhisis was able to initiate her master plan, the destruction of the dragon overlords and the seizing of all power on Krynn.
		Soon afterwards, Chemosh finds Mina unconscious after having rose the tower of Istar from the middle of the Blood Sea.
	dragonlance.gnomz.com (4784 words)

	Dragonlance Forums.com - Paladine after WOS spoilers
		She still doubts him., as evidenced by Mina thinking that Chemosh has drowned her by tricking her that she can breathe under water (page 281).
		Also, I think this is foreshadowing: Mina teased Chemosh that "...you will transform me into a god..." This may hint that Mina wants to be a god, but she immediately says that she does not want it, because she has touched the mind of a god, and she knows the emptiness.
		I think in book three, Mina will betray Chemosh (probably kill him) and become a goddess and will lead the Beloved in a conquest for Krynn.
	www.dragonlanceforums.com /forums/showthread.php?goto=lastpost&t=11155 (414 words)

	Immortals of Ansalon
		His life's dream is to contribute to the improvement of urban education, and perhaps to someday run his own secondary school, much to the outraged protests of parents everywhere.
		As the Lord of the Undead, Chemosh was called here to serve after being cast out from the Beyond by the High God.
		Chemosh is the lord of false redemption; he offers immortality at the price of exaltation.
	www.ansalonmud.com /new/immortals.html (2845 words)

	Dragonlance Nexus: Nuitari - Lexicon
		Nuitari detests Takhisis, who has stolen magic from him in the past to grant to her followers, the Knights of the Thorn, as well as stealing the world of Krynn.
		He has come to odds with Chemosh in the past, as both have some domain over the realm of necromancy.
		The differentiation is that Nuitari is patron to necromancer wizards while Chemosh is patron to the undead and cleric necromancers.
	www.dlnexus.com /lexicon/13414.aspx (294 words)

	The Gods of Krynn
		She chose to stay close to the world to keep a watchful eye on the balance of magical power as well as foster the growth of magic within.
		She can appear in any form she wishes but is most often seen as a five-headed dragon or a beautiful temptress.
		Chemosh is the Lord of the Undead, and called to serve Tahkisis after being cast out of the Beyond by the High God.
	library.thinkquest.org /28010/gods_of_krynn.htm (873 words)

	Mishakal - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Mishakal is the goddess of healing in the fictional Dragonlance setting.
		Mishakal is now the chief god of good because her husband Paladine has been removed from the gods and made mortal.
		She of course is against Takhisis, head god of evil, but she is also against Morgion and Chemosh, who destroy life.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Mishakal (270 words)

	DragonLance Setting Conversion - HERO GAMES Discussion Boards
		However, a tinker gnome and a kender package would be easy enough to do if you post up the essentials of their write ups in the Dragonlance source for me.
		Chemosh is the embodiment of undeath, festering it wherever he can.
		Dragonlance is a world in which these crazy kids want to play.
	herogames.com /forums/showthread.php?t=12619 (4296 words)

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		The War of the Lance is the storyline in which many Dragonlance fans are introduced to the world of Krynn— through the original Chronicles by Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman.
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	Genesis - CHEMOSH, LORD OF DEATH
		n the Age of Dreams, Chemosh, lord of undead, was drawn by Takhisis
		As lord of false redemption, Chemosh offers "eternal life": the takers
		Chemosh works closely with Takhisis to raise undead leaders for her
	www.genesismud.org /world/library/palanthas/volume0024.txt (130 words)

	Dragonlance Nexus: Lleu Mason - Fandom: Rules
		Since becoming a Beloved of Chemosh, Lleu is no longer able to cast spells or use supernatural abilities that were granted to him by Kiri-Jolith, and he has not been seen using similar gifts from his new master, Chemosh.
		Lleu was a muscular man in life, made even more so by his transformation into a Beloved of Chemosh.
		A handsome man, since his transformation he has lured many young women to their unwitting doom with promises of whatever they wanted to hear, as long as Lleu heard what he wanted to hear-the pledge of their souls to his lord, Chemosh.
	www.dlnexus.com /fan/rules/character/15605.aspx (473 words)

	The RPG Consortium - Role Playing Community: Roleplay Now: FFRP Forums Archives
		Chemosh must have granted him powers beyond that of his original self...
		I felt Chemosh, Sargonnas and Morgion's presence in the flying citadel just now, while we were fighting, but I can't feel it anymore!" Nuitari gasped.
		Chemosh had done much against the elves during this war, and His name will soon be uttered like a curse in the future.
	www.rpgconsortium.com /rpgforums/archives/index.cfm/t/165500-f2-p20.htm (6329 words)

	Dragonlance Forums.com - Good/Evil in the key of destiny
		As I see it, KoD could be run with an evil party with only a few adjustments to what motivates the party to do certain tasks.
		For example, the Undead at the Shattered Temple may be seen as competition for Chemosh's favor and thus the players might want to eliminate them (get rid of the competition).
		Or even, helping the elves in Pashin may be an excuse for the party to get a better chance to study the disease that effects them, so that the party might figure out a way to spread the same disease at a later time.
	www.dragonlanceforums.com /forums/showthread.php?t=2466 (802 words)

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