The air above Mount Cinder-Lace is perpetually thick with ash and the sharp sting of high-altitude ice. This mountain is not mere rock, but the ancient, jagged remains of a colossal, frozen coral reef violently thrust skyward eons ago, earning it the name ‘The Spires of Eon.’ It is here, amidst a perpetual storm, that the legendary encounter between nature’s terror and its purest energy…

Coming courtesy of the undisputed kings of cryptids and cassettes, the Ahool is a product of Indonesia, manufactured in its forests by hardworking explorers. So-named for their apparent cry, there's not much info on these things that I can reliably find. I might just not be looking hard enough.

Mechanically, the ahool is a pretty terrifying grappler, with the ability to cause dexterity damage to whatever unfortunate soul is trapped in its grasp. As for flavor, there's not a whole lot... which only gives us more to work with.

The Langford Grain & Sugar Company has lost some of its surveyors in the Isle of Dutro, and while their representatives are foppish chauvinists, the pay is too good to pass up. As it turns out, they've already been eaten, and if the party can't collect their notes and leave by sundown, they might be next.

The intelligent orangutans of Dunpur City are beginning to disappear, coinciding with a sudden increase in ahool sightings. Oddly, these normally dark-furred ahool all seem to sport an orange coat...

When a doctor is carried off by an ahool in broad daylight, his widow tasks a group of sellswords to retrieve his body for burial, lest he rise as a pocong in cheap cheesecloth. When the party tracks him to the ruins of a burnt outpost, they find him alive and (mostly) well, along with the ahool who stole him and its ill and visibly pregnant mate.

Cryptimber 9/30

The Ahool of the Java rainforest, Indonesia

In the Java Rainforest, a creature known as the Ahool is said to fly across the night sky. There are many different theories as to what this creature could be. Naturalist Dr. Ernest Bartels and Cryptozoologist Ivan T Sanderson believed that the creature was a gigantic undiscovered bat species. Many estimate that this mystery bat could have a wingspan of 10 feet. Dr. Bartels also thought it could possibly be an irregularly large bird as well; though many witnesses deny this, saying they can tell the difference between a bat and a bird.

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IFRS 9: Monetary Instruments supplanted IAS 39 to address the inadequacies of the brought-about misfortune model by presenting the forward-looking Anticipated Credit Misfortune (ECL) approach.

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