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Artemis is a professional and always has an air of control about him. Every move he makes or word he speaks is calculated to achieve desired effect. He never allows emotions or the circumstances, no matter how dire, to master him. In this, he is completely as determined as Drizzt. He tirelessly maintains himself in top condition, and constantly seeks to improve his martial skills, again just as his drow nemesis does. Artemis also is terribly cunning, able to outthink as well as outfight his opponents. One aspect of his professionalism that is rare in a man whose business is killing is that Artemis usually never kills unless it is necessary or unless he's been hired to do so. There has been the occasional exception, such as in The Halfling's Gem, Starless Night, and The Silent Blade, where Entreri killed somebody simply because he really wanted to. On two of these three occasions the victim had made the mistake of angering Artemis and provoking him. Artemis has vowed to "never leave an enemy in his wake." He does not take threats lightly. For the most part, those who are not enemies of Entreri or his allies have nothing to fear from him. j6U }$ot7u
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Artemis EntreriArtemis Entreri's greatest hatred and disgust is reserved for those who are willing to abandon or betray their children in an effort to save themselves. This is because of the events during his formative years, specifically because of something that was done to him by adults that as a child he should have been able to trust. This is suggested in "The Third Level"?Salvatore's contribution to the 1994 Forgotten Realms short story compilation Realms of Infamy?where it says on page 80, "Still, he could smell the breath of that lecherous old man, like the breath of his own father, and his uncle." This is not the only reference, as in The Silent Blade Entreri "thought back further, to the torment that had landed him [in Calimport] in the first place, trials too great for a boy to overcome, deception and betrayal by everyone he had known and trusted, most pointedly his own father." It has also been hypothesized by Jarlaxle Baenre, who knows Artemis very well, that somebody close to him, most likely a "parent or a close family friend" (possibly a priest, and definitely a travelling merchant who helped him get to Calimshan), betrayed him when he was less than nine years of age. Whatever it was that happened, Artemis has been extremely reluctant to completely trust anybody since then (see "Quotes"). He has since begun to slightly trust Jarlaxle, as much as he could trust anyone.
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As humans age far more quickly then elves, Entreri first starts to feel the bite of age in The Silent Blade, while Drizzt is still as agile and powerful as he was when the two of them first met. His age also catches up with him in the later novels, Servant of the Shard and Promise of the Witch-King. It is revealed in Promise of the Witch-King that Entreri, having previously stolen the life-force of a Shadovar shade, now appears to have reversed age a full decade, and his aging has slowed considerably. It is likely that he will now live as long as an elf or dwarf (both having roughly the same life span) would. R
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Artemis is a tactical master, taking every advantage offered him and seeking to create more. He'll often do this by taunting his foe into anger and mistakes. Artemis is also a very fast learner. Even if he observes a particular combat maneuver just once or twice, he is able to adapt it to his choice of weapons and duplicate it effectively in battle (these tend to be Drizzt's maneuvers, their styles and skill level being so similar). Artemis is also a consummate warrior, combining his ambidexterity, thieving training, and warrior's weapon skills to be one of the most dangerous swordsmen in the Realms. Few men indeed could have so repeatedly crossed blades with Drizzt Do'Urden and lived to tell of it. He specializes in a two-weaponed fighting style with the use of a dagger and a sword, equalling Drizzt in fighting capability. According to the Forgotten Realms Campaign Setting, Entreri is an 18th level character, with twelve levels as a fighter, one level as an assassin, one level in ranger, and four levels as a rogue. This was as of the time he had his longsword, prior to stealing Charon's Claw. Entreri has had many adventures since and has risen in levels.-pOye Sf R,nE3p
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Often referred to as a "Jeweled Dagger" in various novels, this emerald-studded dagger is Entreri's signature weapon, and is the most recognized and feared weapon in Calimport. With a single strike, the magical weapon could suck the life force of the victim and transfer it to heal the wielder. For a time, the dagger was taken by Regis after Drizzt defeated Entreri and left him to die at the edge of a cliff. Regis later gave this weapon to Catti-brie to assist her in her search for Drizzt in the Underdark. Entreri retrieved his dagger after he captured Catti-brie in Menzoberranzan.Q*P.KY:N!A1jM,W
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In battle, Entreri's favorite wielding technique with this dagger is to wield it as a main-gauche in his left hand with a sword or sabre in his right. His common interrogation technique is to force the victim's palm open and use the dagger to make a single blood-drawing tear on it, thus starting the life-draining magic. He usually doesn't have to wait long before the victim yields and pleads for him to stop. When Entreri is seriously hurt and under pursuit, he would commonly use the dagger to heal himself at the expense of a poor begger or drunkard who happens to pass by.Z%]&M1g rt-t
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In the later books, after losing his deadly sabre in his first battles with Drizzt, Artemis was given a longsword upon allying with Bregan D'aerthe. This and his jeweled dagger served as his weapons up until he stole a deadly, sentient, ancient, evil blade forged by the Netherese called Charon's Claw in the novel Servant of the Shard. Anyone who touches the blade or handle of this sword unprotected must compete with it in a battle of wills. This is a highly difficult task, as the sword is immensely strong-minded. Failure means it burns away the flesh and skin of your head, leaving nothing but a corpse with a skull. This ability can be used by the bearer of the sword, but it requires prolonged contact with the enemy, several seconds (Entreri has been seen to impale an enemy with it and let it work). Charon's Claw can be willed by its wielder to leave trails of ash in the air, creating temporary opaque walls to give an edge in battle and also to produce a strange black glow to act as a light in the darkness which renders the wielder invisible to infravision. The sword is also enchanted so that even a small nick or cut will prove eventually fatal, as the wound will fester and eventually poison the victim. Without defeating the blade in a battle of wills, the only way for the wielder to safely use the item is to cover his or her hand with an enchanted, black, red-stitched, magical gauntlet to protect him or her from the blade's effects. This is in fact how Entreri stole the weapon. He had a fake duplicate of the gauntlet created and then switched it for the real one during a duel with the Charon Claw's former wielder. In addition, the real gauntlet can detect, absorb and redirect magical energy as well as psionics, so long as the spell's target is the wearer. Entreri is the only known person who has defeated the sword's will, and thus can wield the sword without the gauntlet and not suffer a horrible death.
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The gauntlet, however, was recently destroyed when Entreri braved a lich's tower with his partner, the dark elf Jarlaxle. Although Entreri can still suppress Charon's Claw through sheer willpower, he has lost the formidable defenses against magic and psionics that the gauntlet had granted him.
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In Salvatore's short story "That Curious Sword" in the Realms of Shadow: Return of the Archwizards ? Anthology, it is revealed that Charon's Claw is a Netherese artifact. After killing a Shadovar messenger sent to retrieve the blade with his vampiric dagger, Entreri absorbed some of the shade's life-force, thus becoming more attuned to the blade and gaining some shade (a creature infused with the stuff of shadow) characteristics.
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"A Netherese blade?" Jarlaxle mused. He looked at Entreri, and his eyes widened for just a moment, then a smile spread across his face. "Tell me, how does your sword feel about you now?"
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After their first meeting, Artemis knew that he and Drizzt were virtually equal in skill. The primary difference between himself and Drizzt noticed by Artemis was Drizzt's virtue, specifically Drizzt's caring and concern for his friends. Artemis, by contrast, had a life that could only be considered empty. He had no real friends and no loved ones. He considered such emotional connections to be hindrances, believing that the reason he was so skilled with his blades was because he had dedicated his life to being the best, and had done so to the exclusion of all other pursuits.
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But now here was somebody seemingly as good as he was, somebody with friends and loved ones and a full life. For Entreri to accept that Drizzt was his equal (or possibly his better) in fighting skill, he would be forced to accept that it was possible to be an effective fighter while still pursuing and finding friendship, love and happiness. If this were true, it would mean that Entreri had wasted his life. This was something the assassin vehemently refused to admit to himself. Thus he became obsessed with proving once and for all that he was the better fighter, and that he was the better fighter because he had chosen to forego such things as friendship and love.
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Entreri has said as much to Drizzt, although he was likely attempting to convince himself as well. He has taunted the drow by telling him that all one needs to do to manipulate him is threaten one of his friends and that he, Entreri, could never be manipulated in such a manner.x8? L,R%BA7h ]"D!S
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Another factor is jealousy. Artemis was never able to trust anybody as a friend as he grew up, and developed a belief that the only person he could truly count on was himself. When Artemis looks at Drizzt, he sees the kind of person he might have become if things had gone differently in his life (Drizzt sees the same thing when he looks at Artemis). Artemis sees Drizzt has found friends he can count on and enjoy life with, and despite anything he may say to the contrary Artemis wishes, deep down, that he had also found friends like that.
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Entreri on the cover of the novel Promise of the Witch-KingEntreri reveals little about his past, but a little is known about his early life. Artemis Entreri was born into the streets of Memnon and spent his youth in Calimport, the capital of the empire of Calimshan; here, he was constantly abused by his father and his uncle. He was taken in by the thieves' guild ruled by Pasha Basadoni. Basadoni taught young Artemis the tricks of the trade, teaching him the basics of fighting, and helping him master stealth. As Entreri practiced, he flourished, becoming the most efficient and deadly assassin in Calimshan and perhaps all of Faer?e was hired by many Pashas, his most recent employer being Pasha Pook. Pasha Pook hired Artemis to track down a halfling named Regis who had stolen an enchanted ruby from Pook. Entreri would chase Regis for several years, each time with Regis only escaping by a hair's breadth. Entreri eventually cornered Regis in the far north at the Spine of the World. Entreri then met Regis's friend Drizzt Do'Urden and became obsessed with defeating the dark elf after he was defeated by him. Entreri's hunt for Drizzt inevitably got him caught up with Jarlaxle Baenre and the dark elves, and his most recent ventures have been with them.
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Entreri became so skilled in his art that he was amazed upon meeting Drizzt, his only equal. Entreri wanted to test who was the better fighter and so eventually became obsessed with destroying or defeating the drow crusader. Artemis never really got the satisfaction of a proper fight, though the few times he and Drizzt did duke it out the elf usually won out, but not in the way the assassin would have preferred.
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When Artemis finally got his fight Drizzt won again. Earlier in the duel the combatants' heads had smashed together, causing swelling around Artemis' eye which increased as the battle raged on until his vision in that eye was completely gone. Drizzt finally took advantage of this to slash Artemis' wrist, depriving him of his sword, and a moment later grip his dagger arm with the other hand. Drizzt had considered the whole affair pointless, and again made his sentiments known to Entreri with his scimitar pressed to the assassin's throat. "So what have we proven?" the drow demanded. "Because my head connected in a favorable place with yours, limiting your vision, I am the better fighter?" But Entreri wanted it ended, one way or another, and told him to finish it.
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Nevertheless, Drizzt refused to kill Entreri. Instead he let him live, and so Artemis, in a rage attacked him again. Drizzt lashed out defensively with a shot that would have killed the assassin but for the outside intrusion of a psionicist, Kimmuriel Oblodra, who had covered Entreri with a protective shield of psionic power. The shield absorbed the power of Drizzt's shot, and when Entreri reflexively fired a punch at Drizzt, the kinetic energy of the shot was transferred into the ranger. The blast "killed" Drizzt, enraging Entreri all the more, for he wanted a fair fight. Despite his initial anger and chagrin at this conclusion, Artemis wound up living a happier life from there on, though, (to whatever degree you could call the assassin's twisted existence happy) with Drizzt "dead." Whereas he had previously been obsessed with proving himself the better fighter, Artemis was now able to reluctantly put his rivalry with Drizzt behind him and concentrate on other things. No one told the assassin, but Drizzt was healed right after Entreri had been forcibly removed from the room where they had dueled. Since he acquired Charon's Claw, Artemis has not fought Drizzt.K6w/i2I b@2HP
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Entreri became close friends with a halfling by the name of Dwahvel Tiggerwillies, the guildmistress of a halfling guild based in the Calimport. He was able to confide in her, which was a rare thing indeed for the assassin. After Entreri aided Jarlaxle, Cadderly, and their companions in a quest to destroy the malevolent Crystal Shard, he traveled with the drow mercenary leader Jarlaxle to the Damara area in search of new adventures. R K8?c-\-k,M
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In the short story "That Curious Sword" (which took place in Heliogabalus in the Bloodstone Lands in the Year of the Shield, or 1367 DR) in the Realms of Shadow anthology, a Shadovar approached Entreri and tried to take Charon's Claw, which he said belonged to the Netherese. Entreri killed the man with his jewelled dagger and drained the shade's life-force, thus becoming part shade (one infused with shadowstuff) himself. Since that encounter, his skin has taken a slightly gray pallor, and Charon's Claw feels a certain affinity toward him. It is possible that this is an attempt by R.A. Salvatore to extend his short (in comparison to Drizzt's) life span.
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In his most recent adventure, Entreri followed Jarlaxle to the vast land of Vaasa in search of a powerful artifact once belonging to the Witch-King Zhengyi. Following his defeat in an epic war decades ago, the evil wizard's many artifacts continued to plague Vaasa and the surrounding lands. One such item was a book that would generate a magical fortress, sucking on the life force of whatever unfortunate wizard activated it.
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The book had indeed been activated, and incidentally the tower generated held the item Jarlaxle sought. Thus the pair traveled to Vaasa, and infiltrated the "Army of Bloodstone." This elite mercenary band of warriors protected the neighboring kingdom of Damara from goblin and giant tribes in the Vaasan plain. While procuring the item, Jarlaxle and Artemis incidentally saved a local half-orc community from Zhengyi's tower, and the young wizardess who'd activated it.
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During the affair, Artemis discovered that a magic flute Jarlaxle had given him was magically manipulating his feelings. This was an effort on Jarlaxle's part to open up Artemis' heart. Uncomfortably, it caused the assassin to grow sudden strong feelings for the young half-orc wizardess and a nobleborn captain in the Bloodstone Army. Jarlaxle claimed he was trying to give Entreri a reason to live besides killing, to give the man some peace in his troubled life. However, Jarlaxle's capricious nature has caused Artemis to take this claim with more than a degree of skepticism. The flute also causes Artemis to fall in "love" with a half-elf by the name of Calihye. At the end of Promise of the Witch-King, he sleeps with her, but the rest is left to the imagination, as the book ends shortly afterwards.
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[b]阿提密斯.恩崔立[/b]
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恩崔立总是很专业而自制，他的一言一行都经过计划以达到预期的效果。他从来不被情绪或环境所左右。在这一点上，他像崔斯特一样坚定。如同他的卓尔对手一样，他不知疲倦的使自己保持在颠峰状态，并且不断的精进他的武艺。同时，恩崔立还十分狡诈，可以力克也可以智取对手。作为职业精神的一种体现，如非必要或受雇恩崔立从不滥杀无辜，这在杀手中十分罕见。偶尔也有例外，如在《半身人的魔坠》、《无星之夜》、《无声之刃》中他杀人仅仅因为想要如此。其中两个受害者错误的激怒了他。恩崔立宣称“从不在清醒时留下敌人”，这决不仅仅是威胁。在大多数情况下，那些既不是他的敌人也不是他的同盟的人不必担心他的威胁。
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阿提密斯.恩崔立极端厌恶和憎恨那些出卖子女以自保的人。这与他童年的经历有关，特别是那些本应值得儿时的他信任的成人的所作所为。这一点在萨尔瓦多的小说《第三阶》中有所暗示（出自1994年被遗忘的国度短篇小说集《恶名国度》）该书在第80页写到“至今，他仍能闻到那个好色老头的呼吸，就像他父亲和叔叔的呼吸一样。”在《无声之刃》也提到：恩崔立“回想早年经历的苦难，对于一个男孩来说是太大的考验，被每一个他所认识和信赖的人出卖，特别是他的亲生父亲。”贾拉索.班瑞曾猜测，某些亲近的人，很可能是父母或家庭密友（一定是那个带他来到卡林港的旅行商人,同时可能是个牧师）在他不到九岁的时候背叛了他。8QM M(lKZ-D
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人类的寿命与精灵比起来是短暂的，恩崔立在《无声之刃》中感到了衰老，而崔斯特还像他们最初相遇时一样敏捷和强壮。在最近的小说《魔晶仆从》和《巫王的承诺》里，恩崔立的年纪又增长了。《巫王的承诺》里显示，由于先前偷取了阴魂的生命力，恩崔立现在看起来年轻了10岁，并且衰老的缓慢了。现在他很可能活的和精灵或矮人一样长。(Z%lyP*v P&e H ^g
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恩崔立是战术大师，能利用并创造一切有利条件。他经常通过嘲讽他的敌人使其愤怒并失误来达到这一点。恩崔立还是一个非常聪慧的学习者，只要观察某种格斗技巧一两次，他就可以使之适合自己的武器并在战斗中有效的使用它（与崔斯特的风格和技巧水平十分相近）。恩崔立是一个完美的武士，集双巧手、盗贼训练和战士武器技能于一身，是费伦大陆上最危险的剑客之一。事实上，很少有人能多次和崔斯特交锋，还能活着讲述这一切。他精通于匕首和剑的双武器模式，有着不逊于崔斯特的战力。根据被遗忘国度战役设定，恩崔立是一个十八级的人物，包括12级战士，1级刺客，1级游侠和4级游荡者。这是在他仍使用长剑，得到查伦之爪以前。此后，恩崔立更加精进，并提升了等级。 A(G;S vZB s }
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在许多小说里经常称为“饰有宝石的匕首”，这把镶满绿宝石的匕首是恩崔立的成名武器。刺中敌人后，这把魔法武器可以吸取受害者的生命力并用于治疗持有者。在崔斯特打败了恩崔立并把他丢在悬崖边上等死后，瑞吉斯一度得到了匕首。后来，瑞吉斯把它交给了凯蒂布莉儿，以协助其前往幽暗地域寻找崔斯特。在魔索布莱城，恩崔立俘获凯蒂布莉儿后重新得到了他的匕首。r h e:] yB5V
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在战斗中，恩崔立喜欢左手持匕首，右手持剑或军刀。他常用的审问技巧是强迫受害者张开手掌，用匕首在上面划出一道血痕，这引发了吸取生命的魔法。通常不需要等太久受害者便会屈服，并请求他停止。当恩崔立受了重伤并被追击时，他会把匕首用于乞丐或醉鬼以治愈自己。:XL;c
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“这把长剑的剑锋轻薄纤细，犹如剃刀一般锋锐，锋刃上还隐约闪烁着红色的光芒，其长度被设计成正好适合隐藏在斗篷下面的造型，剑头型似长镰，正中一道贯穿剑身的黑色血槽尤其引人注目。恩崔立尽量张开手掌，好让法师能够看清剑柄圆头上镶嵌的半截骷髅饰物，以及看上去犹如漂白的脊椎骨一样的剑柄。沿着剑柄一直到护手部分都雕刻着类似于脊骨和肋骨般的装饰物，而护手本身则制作成骨盆形状，两条长长的伸展开来的腿骨弯向头部，因此持有者的手掌正好可以巧妙的握持在这个“骨骼嶙峋”的边缘上。剑柄圆头，剑柄本身和护手都是苍白的，看上去活像漂白的骨头－极其完美的惨白，除了骷髅的眼窝部位，第一眼看上去那里仿佛是一对黑色的深窝，但是随后就会发现里面闪烁着血红的火焰。”《魔晶仆从》
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在以后的小说中，阿提密斯·恩崔立在和崔斯特的第一场战斗中失去了他的致命的军刀，紧接着在和达耶特独立佣兵团结盟时又被赠予了一把长剑。从那以后，他就一直使用这把长剑和他那把镶满宝石的匕首做为武器，直到他在《魔晶仆从》一书中偷到了一把名为查伦之爪的长剑为止，这把长剑是由耐色瑞尔人铸造的，是一把致命，有自我意识，并且古老而邪恶的武器。任何在没有保护的情况下接触或者握持这把长剑的人都必须与其进行一场意志的较量。这是一项高难度的任务，因为这把长剑的意志极其坚定。如果长剑的持有者在这场较量中落败，他/她的灵魂就会被长剑毁灭，头部的皮肤和血肉也会燃烧殆尽。这个能力可以被长剑的持有者所使用，但是这需要让长剑和敌人延长接触几秒钟才能生效（曾经有人看到恩崔立用长剑刺穿敌人并让这个能力生效）。查伦之爪可以根据持有者的意愿在空气中留下一片烟幕，在战斗中制造出临时的不透明墙壁，同时还能产生一种奇怪的黑光，使持有者在黑暗中拥有夜视能力。这把长剑同样是一把附魔武器，因此即使是一处小伤口最后也会演变成致命的伤害，因为伤口会迅速溃烂，最后使得受害者中毒。如果不能在意志较量中击败这把长剑，那么唯一安全使用它的途径就是戴上一只经过附魔的，点缀着红色缝线的黑色魔法手套，这只手套可以保护他/她免受长剑的影响。事实上，这就是恩崔立偷取这把武器的方法。他有一只这个手套的复制赝品，然后他在和查伦之爪的前任主人的决斗中趁机用假货掉换了真品。此外，真正的手套可以侦测，吸收并改变魔法能量和心灵异能的方向，只要法术的目标是手套的穿戴者。目前，恩崔立和凯恩大师（Grandmaster Kane）是已知仅有的击败了长剑意志的人类，因此他们可以不带手套就挥舞这把长剑，而不必担心恐怖的死亡。7Q
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然而，这只手套最近在恩崔立和他的黑暗精灵同伴贾拉索一起英勇的闯入一名巫妖的法师塔的时候被毁坏了。尽管恩崔立仍然能够全凭自身的意志力压制查伦之爪，但却失去了手套带给他的对抗魔法和心灵异能的强大的防御力量。不过，在《族长之路》一书将近结尾的时候，贾拉索“修复”了这只手套（他有一只几乎一模一样的手套复制品，拥有相同的力量，是由他的副官金穆瑞·欧布罗扎制造的，并把他归还给恩崔立。j2i#VKOlYQ
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在《阴影国度：大法师回归（Realms of Shadow: Return of the Archwizards ）》系列小说中萨尔瓦多的短篇小说《奇异的长剑》里面，透露出查伦之爪是一件耐色瑞尔造物。当恩崔立用他的吸血匕首杀死了一名试图寻回这把长剑的阴魂信使之后，他吸收了一部分阴魂的生命力，因此变得和这把长剑更加调和，并获得了一些阴魂特质（阴魂：一种灌注了阴影物质的生物）。J:} r/|:S!b \cS
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