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Gives the following demon summoning lore for minor demons:

• The N'jith is an aberration that could only fall under the dominion of Kyalee.
• Finding that a whole hand is a might too much to swallow, the N'jith will often settle for a finger.
• A sprinkling of bone might suffice for the walls of the Orzub's prison.
• The orzub is a hungry one, but I do think his favorite food is the entrails of scholars.
• The Aklaju often employ orzub in situations where the body need not be disposed of neatly.
• Diplomats often employ Djazith, but keeping them in tongues can be quite a bother.
• The bloated ones are drawn to mud smeared in just the right way -- I think they may have simple tastes.
• The spiny Qwablith's power lies within the constellation of the Logorin star.
• I would say that the gharku had the heart of a bear, if the blood of an animal did not bind it.
• The gharku swears fealty to the Aklaju, but I truly wonder if they know the source of their hieroglyph's power.
• Like many of demonkind, the gharku loves the taste of cold iron.
• The Kakrisc worm is one of Pricina's more amusing pets.
• Control the Kakrisc worm with your own blood, applied liberally to the ground.
• Give the Kakrisc a fresh head to feed on, and it will serve you well... for a time.
• The hungry spirit knows no end to its desire, but it balks at the blood of the Firstborn.
• Take care that the right entrails are strewn about before you conjure the devouring spirit.
• Nothing but the spirit of famine awaits you in the Maze.
• The j'nakra is rarely seen, but is easily bound by black yarrow.
• A suitably interesting invisible trinket might be of interest to the j'nakra.
• The mysteries of Pnakur's lost cipher might help to unravel the secrets of the j'nakra.