Short Fiction · Character
Saul Stark
A voodoo priest whose abandoned jungle cabin breathes a guarding horror so real that a hardened rider turns back rather than touch the door.
supporting
Also known as Stark
First appearance: i voodoo
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Stark rules a swamp-edged world of cypress, poisonous vines, and murky water, where his craft leaves implements and grotesque wooden images behind. What makes him terrifying is his absence: he has gone, yet the hut is…
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- Violent Confrontations and Witch Doctors
- Sea Monsters and Lost Races
- Pictish and Barbarian Kings
- Occult and Supernatural Victims
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