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All other art created by David J Wright using free assets from Pixabay and Pexels.  \nAdditional Fonts:  \n•  Black Chancery by Doug Miles  \n•  Canterbury (c) Typographer Mediengestaltung, 2001.  \n•  Homemade Apple  \n•  RM Typewriter Old-CC BY-ND 3.0  \nTABLE OF CONTENTS  \nThe next page of the book is usually the Table of Contents, unless your product is very simple, and only a few pages. The style below is set up in case you need two columns of entries, but the tab for the page number can be shifted to the right if only a single column of entries is needed.  \nKeeper Overview..................................................... 3  \nDramatis Personae ................................................. 5  \nLocations in Moy..................................................... 7  \nMoy in 1923.............................................................8  \nArriving in Moy..................................................... 10  \nCelebration Day .................................................... 13  \nMoy Church .......................................................... 16  \nReturn To Moy Hall................................................17  \nConclusion ............................................................ 19  \nLibrary Books .......................................................20  \nCharms and Spells ................................................ 22  \nHandouts .............................................................. 23  \nFOREWORD  \nAs a Scotsman I wanted to write something set in Scotland. As someone who knows very little about my own country’s history and lore this has proven slightly more challenging than I first thought! The adventure is set in the village of Moy in the Scottish Highlands in 1923 . It centers on a vengeful spirit in the form of the Bodach Glas seeking to avenge the death of their family at the hands of Clan Mackintosh in 1722 .  \nThe adventure includes references to ‘old Scots’ rites for the dead and uses Scottish Gaelic language in places. Whilst every effort has been made to ensure that language and the translation of it is accurate, I recognize that the history of how death was managed spiritually in Scotland is a complex one.  \nThrough research and discussion with Wicca and Pagan frie","cbCaisbL3eodT1ak","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaisbL3eodT1ak","pdf",10821422,"English","# Keeper Overview\n## The Setup\n## Dramatis Personae\n## Locations in Moy\n## Moy in 1923\n## Arriving in Moy\n## Celebration Day\n## Moy Church\n## Return To Moy Hall\n## Conclusion\n## Library Books\n## Charms and Spells\n## Handouts","[{\"question\":\"What is the central conflict of the adventure?\",\"answer\":\"A vengeful spirit in the form of the Bodach Glas seeks to avenge the death of their family, linked to Clan Mackintosh in 1722.\"},{\"question\":\"Where and when does the adventure take place?\",\"answer\":\"It is set in the village of Moy in the Scottish Highlands in 1923.\"},{\"question\":\"Does the book use Scottish Gaelic or historical rites?\",\"answer\":\"Yes. 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