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Jergal, also known as The Final Scribe, Lord of Bones, The Lord of the End of Everything and many other names, was god of death for aeons until the rise

formed from Corellon's hip bone, his throat, his testicles. Instead they arise from an expression of sorrow. Some scholars frame them, then, as an antidote

(Responding remark 2): “Let's keep sharp.” (Saw Balthazar’s bone decorations): “All these bone arrangements reek of dark magic afoot - necromancy, I'll wager

githyanki are bones and armour. One of the temple's raiders from long ago?” (Hasn’t found the crèche yet): “Githyanki armour. Githyanki bones too, I'd wager

position until we have determined the best offence.” (Saw Balthazar’s bone decorations): “Bones on display, but not as trophies. Some form of dark ritual.” (Found

of it. Lady Shar's presence is near...” (Saw Balthazar’s bone decorations): “All these bones. Seems there's been a graverobber at work here, and an artful

We're on the back foot down here.” (Saw Balthazar’s bone decorations): “Shouldn't all these bones be tucked away neatly in their tombs?” (Found Myrkul's

rid of it, somehow.” (Saw Ansur’s remains): “A dragon. Impressive, even as bones.” (When Ansur’s attacking): “ It is about to unleash upon us - seek cover