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This book consists of articles from Wikia or other free sources online. Pages: 34. Chapters: Abominations, Corpses, Shades, Skeletons, Abomination, Amelia Stannard, Baroness, Connor, Desire Abomination, Evelina, Feynriel, Grace, Heborah de Soliere, Hunger Abomination, Innley of Starkhaven, Jake the Black, Khedra, Marethari, Olivia, Orsino, Rage Abomination, Sloth Abomination, Sophia Dryden, Uldred, Wilmod, Devouring Corpse, Enraged Corpse, Abomination, Allure, Arcane horror, Ash Wraith, Baroness, Corpses, Desire Abomination, Desire demon, Devouring Corpse, Devouring Skeleton, Enraged Corpse, Fade Beast, Fanged Skeleton, Gangue Shade, Greater Rage Demon, Greater Shade, Hunger Abomination, Hunger Demon, Hybris, Kitty, Lesser Rage Demon, Lesser Shade, Mouse, Pride demon, Rage Abomination, Rage Demon, Revenant, Shade, Shah Wyrd, Shambling Skeleton, Skeletons, Skeleton Archer, Skeleton Mage, Sloth, Sloth Abomination, Sloth Demon, Sylvans, Wild Sylvan, Xebenkeck, Ash Wraith, Forgotten Spirit, Gangue Shade, Greater Shade, Legion Spirit, Lesser Shade, Shade, Devouring Skeleton, Fanged Skeleton, Shambling Skeleton, Skeleton Archer, Skeleton Mage. Excerpt: An abomination is a broad term for the result of a demon possessing a living mage. While those who exhibit no magical abilities can also be potential hosts, they can not become abominations. An abomination has access to a mage's full power, while other possessed individuals are only as dangerous as the demon that did the possessing. The ritual of Harrowing employed by the Circle of Magi results in abominations from time to time. While it is theoretically possible to free someone who has been possessed, it is only very rarely done, mostly because of the risk involved in such an attempt it is much safer to utterly destroy the creature. There was, perhaps, one exception to this rule however, when a Grey Warden enlisted the aid of the Ferelden mages in order to enter the Fade and attempt to save the son of the Arl of...
