Editing Await a verdict on Tomb-Colonists v Hell (Prosecution)

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|Success summary = The description varies depending on the {{IL|Format of Trial}}.
 
|Success summary = The description varies depending on the {{IL|Format of Trial}}.
 
{{Variant table|Condition = Format of Trial|Condition alias = Format|Effect = Description|Compact = yes
 
{{Variant table|Condition = Format of Trial|Condition alias = Format|Effect = Description|Compact = yes
|Value 0 - Common Law = The law was designed to handle strange contradictions {{...}} two things can share a name and still be distinct. Two Londoners who share the same appellation cannot be held liable for the same debt. That, though, seems to give the devils ''ideas''.
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|Value 0 - Common Law = The law was designed to handle strange contradictions {{...}} two things can share a name and still be distinct. Two Londoners who share the same appellation cannot be held liable for the same debt. That, though, seems to give the devils ideas.
 
|Value 20 - Cedar Trial = When mere contracts are insufficient, the old ways are best. Both parties understand this {{...}} until the verdict is felt. The Tomb-Colonist's wrappings acquire an odour of cedar wood which will never fade. The devils simply slink away in sullen silence.
 
|Value 20 - Cedar Trial = When mere contracts are insufficient, the old ways are best. Both parties understand this {{...}} until the verdict is felt. The Tomb-Colonist's wrappings acquire an odour of cedar wood which will never fade. The devils simply slink away in sullen silence.
 
|Value 30 - Marigold Methods = The devils are deeply embarrassed to have lost on these terms. They immediately lodge an appeal – which the judge denies when the hem of his robe starts smoking.
 
|Value 30 - Marigold Methods = The devils are deeply embarrassed to have lost on these terms. They immediately lodge an appeal – which the judge denies when the hem of his robe starts smoking.

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