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2020-10-17T04:40:45Z

Mischief: Emblem of the gadget-favoring serial killer from Zytia, who went by the alias Oromorro.

Emblem of the gadget-favoring serial killer from Zytia, who went by the alias Oromorro.

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2020-10-17T02:21:09Z

Mischief: Mischief uploaded a new version of File:Map Zytia.png

V0.1

Might as well upload it here because if Zytia does make it into the QTR, then in can go with the other fan content.

"S"

2020-10-11T03:07:08Z

Mischief: /* Commissioned for the Doomsday Gazetteers */ newline

{{canon}}
[["S"]] is the in-game author of the [[Doomsday Gazetteers]], and thus, the narrator the [[:Category:Ravenloft Gazetteers|Ravenloft Gazetteers]]. As such, there is a lot to say about her, but I do not want to dig
through my books to find it. Over to you, RL Community!

== Canon ==
"S" is an accomplished [[vivisectionist]], carving up a [[paralysed]] [[wolfwere]] in [[Kartakass]], and an accomplished torturer, passing very [[interrogation]] techniques to [[Teodorus Raines]] while in [[Nevuchar Springs]].<ref>[[Gazetteer II]] p.? </ref>

S has fought [[shadow fey]] before, whom she compares to the [[Math Muinner]] so favorably spoken about by the [[Oak Faction]] of [[Forfarian]] [[druid]]s.<ref>[[Gazetteer I]] p. 77-78</ref>
==History==
===Before Starting on the Doomsday Gazetteers===
Most of what is known about "S" is from her own in-character writings in the [[Doomsday Gazetteers]].

In the account told by "S", her mother died giving birth to her in [[Darkon]]. Her father attributed his wife's death on S. This wedge distanced and alienated father and daughter from each other. S' father sent her off to distant schools as as soon as he could. Although beginning elementary education in [[Nartok]], she finished primary and secondary education at [[Dementlieuse]] boarding schools. "S" returned to Darkon to pursue higher education.<ref name="Gazetteer III p. 4">[[Ravenloft Gazetteer III]] p. 4</ref>

In Darkon, S received degrees from both the [[Brautslava Institute]] and the [[University of Il Aluk]]. Although the [[source]]s have provided details on what her degrees were in, "S" claimed she possessed "a wide range of expertise on matters both [[magic]]al and [[:category:Sociology|sociological]].<ref name="Gazetteer II p. 4">[[Ravenloft Gazetteer II]] p. 4</ref>

On top of her formal education, "S" conducted a five year independent study of [[Necropolis]] and [[the Requiem]]. However, [[knowledge]] would claim a dear price: that of her daughter.<ref name="Gazetteer II p. 4">[[Ravenloft Gazetteer II]] p. 4</ref> In an [[abandoned]] [[farmhouse]] outside of [[the Shroud]], "S" [[interrogated]] a [[ghoul]]. However, it broke free of her control and took the life of her daughter before "S" could destroy the ghoul. "S" let her daughter become [[undead]] and enter the Shroud.<ref name="Gazetteer V p. 90">[[Ravenloft Gazetteer V]] p. 90</ref>

===Commissioned for the Doomsday Gazetteers===

In the winter of [[756 BC]], "S" was commissioned by a then anonymous patron to map and write a travelogue of thee [[domain]]s of the [[Land of Mists]].<ref name="Gazetteer II p. 4">[[Ravenloft Gazetteer II]] p. 4</ref> Because she knew it was Azalin from the beginning, "S" nicknamed the Doomsday Gazetteers off of Azalin's [[Doomsday Device]] from his previous failed plot, [[the Requiem]].<ref name="Gazetteer I p. 4">[[Ravenloft Gazetteer I]] p. 4</ref> Beginning with [[Barovia]], "S" toured the entirety of [[the Core]]'s main landmass and wrote five Doomsday Gazetteers. (See the lists below for [[domain]]s she visited and important [[character]]s she met with or encountered.)

{{Potential-canon-small}}If the Ravenloft license to [[Sword and Sorcery Studios]] had allowed, [[the Kargatane (Real World)]] had planned for "S" to cover both seas, the [[cluster]]s, and [[island of terror|islands of terror]] before becoming, or rather choosing, an unfortunate end. See the '''Potential Canon''' section below for details.

A few noteworthy (regarding "S"' character development and metaplot) [[event]]s happened along "S"' journey, listed below:
*Before she left Darkon for [[Lamordia]], she was given a set of [["S"' Magical Bracers|magical bracers]] by the minions of Azalin, ostensibly for "S"' own "[[protection]]".<ref name="Gazetteer II p. 53">[[Ravenloft Gazetteer II]] p. 53</ref>
*In [[Verbrek]], she was lured by [[Gwalon]] into a [[werewolf]] ambush at [[the Circle]]. There, she seemingly met her doom, but later "S" awakened in [[Valachan]] unharmed.<ref name="Gazetteer IV p. 84-84, 86">[[Ravenloft Gazetteer IV]] p. 83-84, 86</ref>
*In [[Sithicus]], the [[Guilt of Sithicus]] struck her, awakening [[guilt]] over how her negligence caused the death of her child.<ref name="Gazetteer IV p. 107-108">[[Ravenloft Gazetteer IV]] p. 107-108</ref> This guilt continued to haunt her even after she would leave that domain.<ref name="Gazetteer V p. 4-5">[[Ravenloft Gazetteer IV]] p. 4-5</ref>
*As "S" concluded her tour of Sithicus, several [[darkling]]s attempted to assassinate her. She escaped, noting the [[scar]]s on their hands. These scars revealed the darklings to be members of the [[Tribe of Hyskosa]], hellbent on preventing Azalin from completing his goals.<ref name="Gazetteer V p. 4-5">[[Ravenloft Gazetteer IV]] p. 4-5</ref>
*In [[Tepest]], the Gentleman Caller confronted [["S"]] and demanded to know what she (or [[Azalin Rex|her master]] wants with [[Children of the Gentleman Caller|his children]]. She knew not which of he spoke, nor whom he was. However, his appearance built her resolve to discover what Azalin was looking for.<ref name="Gazetteer V p. 81-82">[[Ravenloft Gazetteer II]] p. 81-82</ref>
*In [[Keening]], "S" delivered a human infant to [[Tristessa]] in return for safe travel (for a time). The incident brought back many long repressed memories of her daughter, worsening her guilt.<ref name="Gazetteer V p. 90">[[Ravenloft Gazetteer V]] p. 90</ref>

==Noteworthy Persons Encountered==
See [[:category:"S" Interviewee|"S" Interviewee]] for a complete list of [[character]]s interviewed by "S".

*[[Adam]]<ref name="Gazetteer II p. 85">[[Ravenloft Gazetteer II]] p. 85</ref>
*[[Celia Whitmoor]]<ref name="Gazetteer IV p. 82">[[Ravenloft Gazetteer IV]] p. 82</ref>
*[[Coraline]]<ref name="Gazetteer I p. 105-106">[[Ravenloft Gazetteer I]] p. 105-106</ref>
*[[Dominic d'Honaire]] (whom discovered the nature of "S" inquiries)<ref name="Gazetteer III p. 24-25">[[Ravenloft Gazetteer III]] p. 24-25</ref>
*[[Eleni of Toyalis]]<ref name="Gazetteer I p. 59">[[Ravenloft Gazetteer I]] p. 59</ref>
*[[The Gentleman Caller]]<ref name="Gazetteer V p. 81-82">[[Ravenloft Gazetteer II]] p. 81-82</ref>
*[[Gerta von Aubrecker]]<ref name="Gazetteer II p. 82">[[Ravenloft Gazetteer II]] p. 82</ref>
*[[Harkon Lukas]]<ref name="Gazetteer I p. 92">[[Ravenloft Gazetteer I]] p. 92</ref>
*[[High Cleric Derakoth]]<ref name="Gazetteer II p. 33">[[Ravenloft Gazetteer II]] p. 33</ref>
*[[Horg]], whom denied her access to [[Dr. Mordenheim]] and entry into [[Schloss Mordenheim]]<ref name="Gazetteer II p. 78">[[Ravenloft Gazetteer V]] p. 78</ref>
*[[Jonathan Ambrose]]<ref name="Gazetteer I p. 105-106">[[Ravenloft Gazetteer I]] p. 105-106</ref>
*[[Ivana Boritsi]](whom discovered the nature of "S" inquiries)<ref name="Gazetteer IV p. 36-37">[[Ravenloft Gazetteer IV]] p. 36-37</ref>
*[[Ivan Dilisnya]]<ref name="Gazetteer IV p. 34">[[Ravenloft Gazetteer IV]] p. 34</ref>
*[[Kartad]]<ref name="Gazetteer II p. 82">[[Ravenloft Gazetteer II]] p. 82</ref>
*[[Myar Hiregaard]]<ref name="Gazetteer II p. 44">[[Ravenloft Gazetteer II]] p. 44</ref>
*[[Narcis deVeyrines]] (Hired to help locate and capture wererats in [[Richemulot]])<ref name="Gazetteer III p. 95-96, 98">[[Ravenloft Gazetteer III]] p. 95-96, 98</ref>
*[[Rutternettle]]<ref name="Gazetteer V p. 95-96">[[Ravenloft Gazetteer V]] p. 95-96</ref>
*[[Teodorus Raines]]<ref name="Gazetteer II p. 30, 39">[[Ravenloft Gazetteer II]] p. 30, 39</ref>
*[[The Three Hags of Tepest]] (Observation only)<ref name="Gazetteer V p. 80-81">[[Ravenloft Gazetteer V]] p. 80-81</ref>
*[[Tribe of Hyskosa]]<ref name="Gazetteer V p. 4-5">[[Ravenloft Gazetteer IV]] p. 43</ref>
*[[Tristen Hiregaard]]<ref name="Gazetteer V p. 43">[[Ravenloft Gazetteer IV]] p. 4-5</ref>
*[[Tristessa]] (chased "S" out of Keening)<ref name="Gazetteer V p. 95-96">[[Ravenloft Gazetteer V]] p. 95-96</ref>
*[[the Wanderers]]<ref name="Gazetteer IV p. 128-130">[[Ravenloft Gazetteer IV]] p. 128-130</ref>
*[[Wyan of Viktal]] and [[Lorelei]]<ref name="Gazetteer V p. 73">[[Ravenloft Gazetteer V]] p. 73</ref>

== Potential Canon ==
{{potential-canon}}
[["S"]] is one of [[Azalin]]'s clones from the [[Grim Harvest]] project. For some reason, she turned out female.<ref>??</ref>
She studied at the [[University of Dementlieu]] around [[735 BC]].<ref>[http://fraternityofshadows.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=5402 Cafe de Nuit post by John Mangrum]</ref>

== Netbook Canon ==
{{netbook}}
[[Professor Viktor Hazan]] of the [[University of Richemulot]] and the [[Fraternity of Shadows]] dismisses "S" in these terms: "a stern scholar for whom I once sat as token out-ofbranch
examiner in Darkon. She tried to impress the Brautslava cell’s admissions committee by her superior wit, yet failed the second figment quiz. Her own arcane interests, she’d sullenly retorted, lay
elsewhere. It’d been a while since I saw her work in the occult journals; I wondered what
had happened to her and what kind of trouble she was involved in now." <ref>[[Nocturnal Sea Gazetteer]], p119.</ref>
==Behind the Scenes==
According to [[John Mangrum]], "the concept of S evolved from a pre-gen PC I used in several adventures (including "[[The Heart's Final Beat]]" and "[[Farewell to the Flesh]]") named [[Marie DuChance]]. (Note, however, that S evolved far beyond her origins. You could put S and Marie next to each other in a scene and I doubt anyone would suspect that one was based on the other.)"<ref>[http://fraternityofshadows.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=5402 Cafe de Nuit post by John Mangrum]</ref>

==Statistics==
{{potential-canon}}
Human female, Wizard / Expert, Evil
{{ref}}
[[category:Character]][[category:Character]][[category:NPC]]
[[category:Arcane Researcher]]
[[category:Anatomist]]
[[category:Betrayer]]
[[Category:Clone]]
[[category:Cloned]]
[[category:Coerced]]
[[Category:Darkonian]]
[[category:Deaths in 757 BC]]
[[category:Deceiver]]
[[category:Discoverer]]
[[category:Doubter]]
[[category:Employee]]
[[category:Experimenter]]
[[Category:Expert]]
[[category:Exploiter]]
[[category:Explorer]]
[[category:Evil]]
[[category:Female]]
[[category:Fey Hunter]]
[[category:Filicide]]
[[category:Former Inhabitants of Darkon]]
[[category:Former Inhabitants of Dementlieu]]
[[category:Former Student]]
[[category:Graduate]]
[[Category:Graduate of the University of Dementlieu]]
[[category:Grieving]]
[[Category:Human]]
[[category:Intellectual]]
[[category:Interrogator]]
[[category:Investigator]]
[[category:Killer]]
[[category:Killed]]
[[category:Knowledgeable]]
[[category:Liar]]
[[category:Lorist]]
[[category:Mage]]
[[category:Manipulator]]
[[category:Manipulated]]
[[category:Multiclass Character]]
[[category:Murdered]]
[[category:Murderer]]
[[category:Polymath]]
[[category:Professional Torturer]]
[[category:Prideful]]
[[category:Punished]]
[[category:questioner]]
[[category:Ravenloft Lorist]]
[[category:Rebellious]]
[[Category:Researcher]]
[[category:Sacrificed]]
[[category:Scholar]]
[[category:Scientist]]
[[category:Shootist]]
[[category:Skeptic]]
[[category:Sociologist]]
[[category:Thinker]]
[[Category:Vivisectionist]]
[[Category:Torturer]]
[[category:Traveler]]
[[category:Victimiser]]
[[Category:Wizard]]
[[category:Writer]]
[[Category:Zal'honan family]]

==Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue==



{|
|-valign="top"
|[[Image:rldb_npc.jpg]]
|[[Image:rldb_primary.gif]]
|
''[[Ravenloft Gazetteer Volume I]]'' 
''[[Ravenloft Gazetteer Volume II]]''
|-valign="top"
|
|[[Image:rldb_art.gif]]
|
''[[Ravenloft Gazetteer Volume II]]'' - p81
|-valign="top"
|
|[[Image:rldb_desc.gif]]
|
''[[Ravenloft Gazetteer Volume I]]'' - throughout 
''[[Ravenloft Gazetteer Volume II]]'' - throughout
|-valign="top"
|}

"S"

2020-10-11T03:06:00Z

Mischief: /* Commissioned for the Doomsday Gazetteers */ Incorrect info

{{canon}}
[["S"]] is the in-game author of the [[Doomsday Gazetteers]], and thus, the narrator the [[:Category:Ravenloft Gazetteers|Ravenloft Gazetteers]]. As such, there is a lot to say about her, but I do not want to dig
through my books to find it. Over to you, RL Community!

== Canon ==
"S" is an accomplished [[vivisectionist]], carving up a [[paralysed]] [[wolfwere]] in [[Kartakass]], and an accomplished torturer, passing very [[interrogation]] techniques to [[Teodorus Raines]] while in [[Nevuchar Springs]].<ref>[[Gazetteer II]] p.? </ref>

S has fought [[shadow fey]] before, whom she compares to the [[Math Muinner]] so favorably spoken about by the [[Oak Faction]] of [[Forfarian]] [[druid]]s.<ref>[[Gazetteer I]] p. 77-78</ref>
==History==
===Before Starting on the Doomsday Gazetteers===
Most of what is known about "S" is from her own in-character writings in the [[Doomsday Gazetteers]].

In the account told by "S", her mother died giving birth to her in [[Darkon]]. Her father attributed his wife's death on S. This wedge distanced and alienated father and daughter from each other. S' father sent her off to distant schools as as soon as he could. Although beginning elementary education in [[Nartok]], she finished primary and secondary education at [[Dementlieuse]] boarding schools. "S" returned to Darkon to pursue higher education.<ref name="Gazetteer III p. 4">[[Ravenloft Gazetteer III]] p. 4</ref>

In Darkon, S received degrees from both the [[Brautslava Institute]] and the [[University of Il Aluk]]. Although the [[source]]s have provided details on what her degrees were in, "S" claimed she possessed "a wide range of expertise on matters both [[magic]]al and [[:category:Sociology|sociological]].<ref name="Gazetteer II p. 4">[[Ravenloft Gazetteer II]] p. 4</ref>

On top of her formal education, "S" conducted a five year independent study of [[Necropolis]] and [[the Requiem]]. However, [[knowledge]] would claim a dear price: that of her daughter.<ref name="Gazetteer II p. 4">[[Ravenloft Gazetteer II]] p. 4</ref> In an [[abandoned]] [[farmhouse]] outside of [[the Shroud]], "S" [[interrogated]] a [[ghoul]]. However, it broke free of her control and took the life of her daughter before "S" could destroy the ghoul. "S" let her daughter become [[undead]] and enter the Shroud.<ref name="Gazetteer V p. 90">[[Ravenloft Gazetteer V]] p. 90</ref>

===Commissioned for the Doomsday Gazetteers===

In the winter of [[756 BC]], "S" was commissioned by a then anonymous patron to map and write a travelogue of thee [[domain]]s of the [[Land of Mists]].<ref name="Gazetteer II p. 4">[[Ravenloft Gazetteer II]] p. 4</ref> Because she knew it was Azalin from the beginning, "S" nicknamed the Doomsday Gazetteers off of Azalin's [[Doomsday Device]] from his previous failed plot, [[the Requiem]].<ref name="Gazetteer I p. 4">[[Ravenloft Gazetteer I]] p. 4</ref> Beginning with [[Barovia]], "S" toured the entirety of [[the Core]]'s main landmass and wrote five Doomsday Gazetteers. (See the lists below for [[domain]]s she visited and important [[character]]s she met with or encountered.)

{{Potential-canon-small}}If the Ravenloft license to [[Sword and Sorcery Studios]] had allowed, [[the Kargatane (Real World)]] had planned for "S" to cover both seas, the [[cluster]]s, and [[island of terror|islands of terror]] before becoming, or rather choosing, an unfortunate end. See the '''Potential Canon''' section below for details.

A few noteworthy (regarding "S"' character development and metaplot) [[event]]s happened along "S"' journey, listed below:
*Before she left Darkon for [[Lamordia]], she was given a set of [["S"' Magical Bracers|magical bracers]] by the minions of Azalin, ostensibly for "S"' own "[[protection]]".<ref name="Gazetteer II p. 53">[[Ravenloft Gazetteer II]] p. 53</ref> *In [[Verbrek]], she was lured by [[Gwalon]] into a [[werewolf]] ambush at [[the Circle]]. There, she seemingly met her doom, but later "S" awakened in [[Valachan]] unharmed.<ref name="Gazetteer IV p. 84-84, 86">[[Ravenloft Gazetteer IV]] p. 83-84, 86</ref>
*In [[Sithicus]], the [[Guilt of Sithicus]] struck her, awakening [[guilt]] over how her negligence caused the death of her child.<ref name="Gazetteer IV p. 107-108">[[Ravenloft Gazetteer IV]] p. 107-108</ref> This guilt continued to haunt her even after she would leave that domain.<ref name="Gazetteer V p. 4-5">[[Ravenloft Gazetteer IV]] p. 4-5</ref>
*As "S" concluded her tour of Sithicus, several [[darkling]]s attempted to assassinate her. She escaped, noting the [[scar]]s on their hands. These scars revealed the darklings to be members of the [[Tribe of Hyskosa]], hellbent on preventing Azalin from completing his goals.<ref name="Gazetteer V p. 4-5">[[Ravenloft Gazetteer IV]] p. 4-5</ref>
*In [[Tepest]], the Gentleman Caller confronted [["S"]] and demanded to know what she (or [[Azalin Rex|her master]] wants with [[Children of the Gentleman Caller|his children]]. She knew not which of he spoke, nor whom he was. However, his appearance built her resolve to discover what Azalin was looking for.<ref name="Gazetteer V p. 81-82">[[Ravenloft Gazetteer II]] p. 81-82</ref>
*In [[Keening]], "S" delivered a human infant to [[Tristessa]] in return for safe travel (for a time). The incident brought back many long repressed memories of her daughter, worsening her guilt.<ref name="Gazetteer V p. 90">[[Ravenloft Gazetteer V]] p. 90</ref>

==Noteworthy Persons Encountered==
See [[:category:"S" Interviewee|"S" Interviewee]] for a complete list of [[character]]s interviewed by "S".

*[[Adam]]<ref name="Gazetteer II p. 85">[[Ravenloft Gazetteer II]] p. 85</ref>
*[[Celia Whitmoor]]<ref name="Gazetteer IV p. 82">[[Ravenloft Gazetteer IV]] p. 82</ref>
*[[Coraline]]<ref name="Gazetteer I p. 105-106">[[Ravenloft Gazetteer I]] p. 105-106</ref>
*[[Dominic d'Honaire]] (whom discovered the nature of "S" inquiries)<ref name="Gazetteer III p. 24-25">[[Ravenloft Gazetteer III]] p. 24-25</ref>
*[[Eleni of Toyalis]]<ref name="Gazetteer I p. 59">[[Ravenloft Gazetteer I]] p. 59</ref>
*[[The Gentleman Caller]]<ref name="Gazetteer V p. 81-82">[[Ravenloft Gazetteer II]] p. 81-82</ref>
*[[Gerta von Aubrecker]]<ref name="Gazetteer II p. 82">[[Ravenloft Gazetteer II]] p. 82</ref>
*[[Harkon Lukas]]<ref name="Gazetteer I p. 92">[[Ravenloft Gazetteer I]] p. 92</ref>
*[[High Cleric Derakoth]]<ref name="Gazetteer II p. 33">[[Ravenloft Gazetteer II]] p. 33</ref>
*[[Horg]], whom denied her access to [[Dr. Mordenheim]] and entry into [[Schloss Mordenheim]]<ref name="Gazetteer II p. 78">[[Ravenloft Gazetteer V]] p. 78</ref>
*[[Jonathan Ambrose]]<ref name="Gazetteer I p. 105-106">[[Ravenloft Gazetteer I]] p. 105-106</ref>
*[[Ivana Boritsi]](whom discovered the nature of "S" inquiries)<ref name="Gazetteer IV p. 36-37">[[Ravenloft Gazetteer IV]] p. 36-37</ref>
*[[Ivan Dilisnya]]<ref name="Gazetteer IV p. 34">[[Ravenloft Gazetteer IV]] p. 34</ref>
*[[Kartad]]<ref name="Gazetteer II p. 82">[[Ravenloft Gazetteer II]] p. 82</ref>
*[[Myar Hiregaard]]<ref name="Gazetteer II p. 44">[[Ravenloft Gazetteer II]] p. 44</ref>
*[[Narcis deVeyrines]] (Hired to help locate and capture wererats in [[Richemulot]])<ref name="Gazetteer III p. 95-96, 98">[[Ravenloft Gazetteer III]] p. 95-96, 98</ref>
*[[Rutternettle]]<ref name="Gazetteer V p. 95-96">[[Ravenloft Gazetteer V]] p. 95-96</ref>
*[[Teodorus Raines]]<ref name="Gazetteer II p. 30, 39">[[Ravenloft Gazetteer II]] p. 30, 39</ref>
*[[The Three Hags of Tepest]] (Observation only)<ref name="Gazetteer V p. 80-81">[[Ravenloft Gazetteer V]] p. 80-81</ref>
*[[Tribe of Hyskosa]]<ref name="Gazetteer V p. 4-5">[[Ravenloft Gazetteer IV]] p. 43</ref>
*[[Tristen Hiregaard]]<ref name="Gazetteer V p. 43">[[Ravenloft Gazetteer IV]] p. 4-5</ref>
*[[Tristessa]] (chased "S" out of Keening)<ref name="Gazetteer V p. 95-96">[[Ravenloft Gazetteer V]] p. 95-96</ref>
*[[the Wanderers]]<ref name="Gazetteer IV p. 128-130">[[Ravenloft Gazetteer IV]] p. 128-130</ref>
*[[Wyan of Viktal]] and [[Lorelei]]<ref name="Gazetteer V p. 73">[[Ravenloft Gazetteer V]] p. 73</ref>

== Potential Canon ==
{{potential-canon}}
[["S"]] is one of [[Azalin]]'s clones from the [[Grim Harvest]] project. For some reason, she turned out female.<ref>??</ref>
She studied at the [[University of Dementlieu]] around [[735 BC]].<ref>[http://fraternityofshadows.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=5402 Cafe de Nuit post by John Mangrum]</ref>

== Netbook Canon ==
{{netbook}}
[[Professor Viktor Hazan]] of the [[University of Richemulot]] and the [[Fraternity of Shadows]] dismisses "S" in these terms: "a stern scholar for whom I once sat as token out-ofbranch
examiner in Darkon. She tried to impress the Brautslava cell’s admissions committee by her superior wit, yet failed the second figment quiz. Her own arcane interests, she’d sullenly retorted, lay
elsewhere. It’d been a while since I saw her work in the occult journals; I wondered what
had happened to her and what kind of trouble she was involved in now." <ref>[[Nocturnal Sea Gazetteer]], p119.</ref>
==Behind the Scenes==
According to [[John Mangrum]], "the concept of S evolved from a pre-gen PC I used in several adventures (including "[[The Heart's Final Beat]]" and "[[Farewell to the Flesh]]") named [[Marie DuChance]]. (Note, however, that S evolved far beyond her origins. You could put S and Marie next to each other in a scene and I doubt anyone would suspect that one was based on the other.)"<ref>[http://fraternityofshadows.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=5402 Cafe de Nuit post by John Mangrum]</ref>

==Statistics==
{{potential-canon}}
Human female, Wizard / Expert, Evil
{{ref}}
[[category:Character]][[category:Character]][[category:NPC]]
[[category:Arcane Researcher]]
[[category:Anatomist]]
[[category:Betrayer]]
[[Category:Clone]]
[[category:Cloned]]
[[category:Coerced]]
[[Category:Darkonian]]
[[category:Deaths in 757 BC]]
[[category:Deceiver]]
[[category:Discoverer]]
[[category:Doubter]]
[[category:Employee]]
[[category:Experimenter]]
[[Category:Expert]]
[[category:Exploiter]]
[[category:Explorer]]
[[category:Evil]]
[[category:Female]]
[[category:Fey Hunter]]
[[category:Filicide]]
[[category:Former Inhabitants of Darkon]]
[[category:Former Inhabitants of Dementlieu]]
[[category:Former Student]]
[[category:Graduate]]
[[Category:Graduate of the University of Dementlieu]]
[[category:Grieving]]
[[Category:Human]]
[[category:Intellectual]]
[[category:Interrogator]]
[[category:Investigator]]
[[category:Killer]]
[[category:Killed]]
[[category:Knowledgeable]]
[[category:Liar]]
[[category:Lorist]]
[[category:Mage]]
[[category:Manipulator]]
[[category:Manipulated]]
[[category:Multiclass Character]]
[[category:Murdered]]
[[category:Murderer]]
[[category:Polymath]]
[[category:Professional Torturer]]
[[category:Prideful]]
[[category:Punished]]
[[category:questioner]]
[[category:Ravenloft Lorist]]
[[category:Rebellious]]
[[Category:Researcher]]
[[category:Sacrificed]]
[[category:Scholar]]
[[category:Scientist]]
[[category:Shootist]]
[[category:Skeptic]]
[[category:Sociologist]]
[[category:Thinker]]
[[Category:Vivisectionist]]
[[Category:Torturer]]
[[category:Traveler]]
[[category:Victimiser]]
[[Category:Wizard]]
[[category:Writer]]
[[Category:Zal'honan family]]

==Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue==



{|
|-valign="top"
|[[Image:rldb_npc.jpg]]
|[[Image:rldb_primary.gif]]
|
''[[Ravenloft Gazetteer Volume I]]'' 
''[[Ravenloft Gazetteer Volume II]]''
|-valign="top"
|
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''[[Ravenloft Gazetteer Volume II]]'' - p81
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''[[Ravenloft Gazetteer Volume I]]'' - throughout 
''[[Ravenloft Gazetteer Volume II]]'' - throughout
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Dream Pastry

2020-09-24T18:13:28Z

Mischief: CoS

{{canon}}

From [[Curse of Strahd]]. Dream pastries are the concoctions of [[Morgantha]] and [[Morgantha's Coven|her coven]]. A dream pastry is similar to a mincemeat pie except that it is made from the ground [[bone]]s of a [[child]]. The dream pastry produces a hallucinogenic, dream-like trance that lasts from 5-8 hours unless the eater is roused from the slumber beforehand. The night hags sell the pastries to the people of [[Barovia]] with the hope of [[corrupting]] the eaters until they willingly fork over their children in order to escape the horrors of Barovian life.<ref>[[Curse of Strahd]] p. 125</ref>

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[[category:Soporific]]
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File:Map Zytia.png

2020-09-15T16:39:30Z

Mischief: V0.1 Might as well upload it here because if Zytia does make it into the QTR, then in can go with the other fan content.

V0.1

Might as well upload it here because if Zytia does make it into the QTR, then in can go with the other fan content.

Kalidnay

2020-08-07T04:48:48Z

Mischief: More on the scavenging.

{{dombox
|picture=
|culture_lvl=[[CL 4|Classical (4)]], though [[metal]] is unavailable due to scarcity.<ref name=DoDp.90>[[Domains of Dread]] p.90</ref>
|ecology={{Spec|Sparse}}
|terrain=[[Desert]], hot during the day and cold at night<ref name=DoDp.90>[[Domains of Dread]] p.90</ref>
|year_formed=[[570 BC]]<ref name=DoDp.90>[[Domains of Dread]] p.90</ref>
|population=2,500+<ref name=DoDp.90>[[Domains of Dread]] p.90</ref>
|races=All Dark Sun [[PC]] races, save for [[thri-kreen]]<ref name=DoDp.90>[[Domains of Dread]] p.90</ref>
|languages=
|religions=None, save for worship of the Sorcerer-King, [[Kalid-Ma]] and rare [[priest]]s of [[elemental]] forces<ref name=DoDp.90>[[Domains of Dread]] p.90</ref>
|government=[[Theocracy|Theocratic]] [[Despotism]], venerating Kalid-Ma as sole [[deity]]<ref name=DoDp.90>[[Domains of Dread]] p.90</ref>
|ruler=[[Thakok-An]], in the name of [[Kalid-Ma]]<ref name=DoDp.90>[[Domains of Dread]] p.90</ref>
|darklord=[[Thakok-An]]<ref name=DoDp.91>[[Domains of Dread]] p.91</ref>
|analog=[[Athas]]
|nationality=[[Athasian]]
}}
{{canon}}
'''Kalidnay''' is a domain taken from Athas (Dark Sun setting). It is ruled by the [[Spiritual Leader | High Priestess]] [[Thakok-An]]<ref name=DoDp.90>[[Domains of Dread]] p.90</ref>, whose defining crime was the sacrifice of her family in order to transform her Sorcerer King, Kalid-Ma, into a [[Dragon | dragon]]. Instead of transforming, the King was put into a deep sleep, and half of the city's population was killed. As soon as this happened, Kalidnay was added to Ravenloft as an [[Island of Terror]]. Thakok's curse is having her beloved master at her side, as she wanted, but in a sleeping state, thus never having his favor. Worse, dissonance eats at her [[soul]], for she is in conflict over whether keeping him to herself is greater than having his favor.<ref name=DoDp.91>[[Domains of Dread]] p.91</ref> And in the meantime, she must eternally walk a tightrope keeping the magical ecology that keeps Kalidnay together from falling apart.<ref name=DoDp.92>[[Domains of Dread]] p.92</ref>

The doom of Kalidnay came swiftly. The city now has more empty structures than inhabitants. The survivors scavenge for food caches and other supplies in the abandoned structures. Kalidnay also has a satellite village, Artan-Ak, it relies upon for water and crops.

In 4th Edition, [[Kalidnay]] exists in ruined form on Athas, and in a populated form in The Grey (Athas's Shadowfell).<ref>[[Eye on Dark Sun: Kalidnay]]</ref>

==Discrepancies==
Thakok-An and Kalid-Ma's gender are up for debate as they are two versions of this dark domain's origin. When Kalidnay first appeared in the Forbidden Lore supplement, Thakok-An was a high priest and Kalid-Ma was his Sorceress-Queen. The [[Ravenloft Monstrous Compendium I & II]] supplement follows this view<ref>(see page 116 -- the monster [[Palik| Palik's]] story)</ref>. In the Domains of the Dread corebook their genders were swapped: Kalid became a King while Thakok was transformed into a female priestess. The reasons for this change seem to be due to the fact that Dark Sun products refer to Kalid-Ma as a male.<ref>{{Citation-needed}}</ref>

Since Kalidnay strongly depended on the Dark Sun setting, and 3rd edition Ravenloft was published by Arthaus/White Wolf, this domain was left aside and unused by the new publisher, possibly because using it would have required them to pay the rights to Wizards of the Coast as Arthaus/WW would need to cite Dark Suns and Athas' names, as they could not unbind it from its home scenario (as they did to all the other domains), and possibly because the non-core domains were never explored very much before the end of the line.

In the 4th Edition version <ref>[[Eye on Dark Sun: Kalidnay]]</ref>, Kalid-Ma remains male and Thakok-An remains female. This edition does not specify that Kalidnay is in Ravenloft. Instead Kalidnay's location is the "Gray" cut off from Athas where "the lost dead linger" and "devils and other horrific creatures roam" and intermittently trouble the people. Night mists capture anyone who roams the ruined city on Athas and bring them to the Gray version.

==References==
<references/>

[[Category:domain]][[Category:Island of Terror]][[Category:Shadowfell Domain]]
[[category:Warm Climate]][[category:Wasteland]]
[[category:Theocracy]]
[[category:Despotism]]
==Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue==



{|
|-valign="top"
|[[Image:rldb_domain.jpg]]
|[[Image:rldb_primary.gif]]
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''[[Domains of Dread]]'' 
''[[Forbidden Lore: Dark Recesses]]''
|-valign="top"
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|[[Image:rldb_desc.gif]]
|
''[[Domains of Dread]]'' - p90 
''[[Forbidden Lore: Dark Recesses]]'' - pp26-29 
''[[Monsterous Compendium I & II]]'' - pp116-117 
''[[Monsterous Compendium II]]'' - "Thrax (Palik)"
|-valign="top"
|
|[[Image:rldb_map.gif]]
|
''[[Domains of Dread]]'' - p90 
''[[Forbidden Lore: Dark Recesses]]'' - p27, postermap
|-valign="top"
|}



[[category:CL 4 Domain]][[category:Desert]][[category:Athasian]][[category:Wasteland]]

Kalidnay

2020-08-07T04:45:37Z

Mischief: Kalidnay was kidnapped from Ravenloft.

{{dombox
|picture=
|culture_lvl=[[CL 4|Classical (4)]], though [[metal]] is unavailable due to scarcity.<ref name=DoDp.90>[[Domains of Dread]] p.90</ref>
|ecology={{Spec|Sparse}}
|terrain=[[Desert]], hot during the day and cold at night<ref name=DoDp.90>[[Domains of Dread]] p.90</ref>
|year_formed=[[570 BC]]<ref name=DoDp.90>[[Domains of Dread]] p.90</ref>
|population=2,500+<ref name=DoDp.90>[[Domains of Dread]] p.90</ref>
|races=All Dark Sun [[PC]] races, save for [[thri-kreen]]<ref name=DoDp.90>[[Domains of Dread]] p.90</ref>
|languages=
|religions=None, save for worship of the Sorcerer-King, [[Kalid-Ma]] and rare [[priest]]s of [[elemental]] forces<ref name=DoDp.90>[[Domains of Dread]] p.90</ref>
|government=[[Theocracy|Theocratic]] [[Despotism]], venerating Kalid-Ma as sole [[deity]]<ref name=DoDp.90>[[Domains of Dread]] p.90</ref>
|ruler=[[Thakok-An]], in the name of [[Kalid-Ma]]<ref name=DoDp.90>[[Domains of Dread]] p.90</ref>
|darklord=[[Thakok-An]]<ref name=DoDp.91>[[Domains of Dread]] p.91</ref>
|analog=[[Athas]]
|nationality=[[Athasian]]
}}
{{canon}}
'''Kalidnay''' is a domain taken from Athas (Dark Sun setting). It is ruled by the [[Spiritual Leader | High Priestess]] [[Thakok-An]]<ref name=DoDp.90>[[Domains of Dread]] p.90</ref>, whose defining crime was the sacrifice of her family in order to transform her Sorcerer King, Kalid-Ma, into a [[Dragon | dragon]]. Instead of transforming, the King was put into a deep sleep, and half of the city's population was killed. As soon as this happened, Kalidnay was added to Ravenloft as an [[Island of Terror]]. Thakok's curse is having her beloved master at her side, as she wanted, but in a sleeping state, thus never having his favor. Worse, dissonance eats at her [[soul]], for she is in conflict over whether keeping him to herself is greater than having his favor.<ref name=DoDp.91>[[Domains of Dread]] p.91</ref> And in the meantime, she must eternally walk a tightrope keeping the magical ecology that keeps Kalidnay together from falling apart.<ref name=DoDp.92>[[Domains of Dread]] p.92</ref>

In 4th Edition, [[Kalidnay]] exists in ruined form on Athas, and in a populated form in The Grey (Athas's Shadowfell).<ref>[[Eye on Dark Sun: Kalidnay]]</ref>

==Discrepancies==
Thakok-An and Kalid-Ma's gender are up for debate as they are two versions of this dark domain's origin. When Kalidnay first appeared in the Forbidden Lore supplement, Thakok-An was a high priest and Kalid-Ma was his Sorceress-Queen. The [[Ravenloft Monstrous Compendium I & II]] supplement follows this view<ref>(see page 116 -- the monster [[Palik| Palik's]] story)</ref>. In the Domains of the Dread corebook their genders were swapped: Kalid became a King while Thakok was transformed into a female priestess. The reasons for this change seem to be due to the fact that Dark Sun products refer to Kalid-Ma as a male.<ref>{{Citation-needed}}</ref>

Since Kalidnay strongly depended on the Dark Sun setting, and 3rd edition Ravenloft was published by Arthaus/White Wolf, this domain was left aside and unused by the new publisher, possibly because using it would have required them to pay the rights to Wizards of the Coast as Arthaus/WW would need to cite Dark Suns and Athas' names, as they could not unbind it from its home scenario (as they did to all the other domains), and possibly because the non-core domains were never explored very much before the end of the line.

In the 4th Edition version <ref>[[Eye on Dark Sun: Kalidnay]]</ref>, Kalid-Ma remains male and Thakok-An remains female. This edition does not specify that Kalidnay is in Ravenloft. Instead Kalidnay's location is the "Gray" cut off from Athas where "the lost dead linger" and "devils and other horrific creatures roam" and intermittently trouble the people. Night mists capture anyone who roams the ruined city on Athas and bring them to the Gray version.

==References==
<references/>

[[Category:domain]][[Category:Island of Terror]][[Category:Shadowfell Domain]]
[[category:Warm Climate]][[category:Wasteland]]
[[category:Theocracy]]
[[category:Despotism]]
==Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue==



{|
|-valign="top"
|[[Image:rldb_domain.jpg]]
|[[Image:rldb_primary.gif]]
|
''[[Domains of Dread]]'' 
''[[Forbidden Lore: Dark Recesses]]''
|-valign="top"
|
|[[Image:rldb_desc.gif]]
|
''[[Domains of Dread]]'' - p90 
''[[Forbidden Lore: Dark Recesses]]'' - pp26-29 
''[[Monsterous Compendium I & II]]'' - pp116-117 
''[[Monsterous Compendium II]]'' - "Thrax (Palik)"
|-valign="top"
|
|[[Image:rldb_map.gif]]
|
''[[Domains of Dread]]'' - p90 
''[[Forbidden Lore: Dark Recesses]]'' - p27, postermap
|-valign="top"
|}



[[category:CL 4 Domain]][[category:Desert]][[category:Athasian]][[category:Wasteland]]

Dr. Rudolph van Richten (5th Edition)

2020-05-21T02:57:28Z

Mischief: link

{{canon}}

NOTE: This entry is for the [[5th Edition]] version of Dr. Rudolph van Richten presented in [[Curse of Strahd]]. For the older edition character, see [[Dr. Rudolph van Richten (NPC)]].

Dr. van Richten makes a notable appearance in the [[5th Edition]] [[module]], [[Curse of Strahd]], though not in his [[famous]] persona as the monster hunter and [[writer]] of the [[Van Richten's Guide]]s he is notable for in previous Ravenloft products. Instead, he adopts the guise of [[Rictavio]], a traveling [[half-elf]] [[bard]], [[storyteller]], and [[ringmaster]] gathering stories and watching out for talent. In reality he is gathering formation and waiting for an optimal time to strike at [[Strahd]], preferably when the vampire lord is in [[hibernation]]. Unlike other versions of van Richten, the Curse of Strahd van Richten is a [[loner]] because he knows the full extent of his [[curse]].<ref name="Curse of Strahd">[[Curse of Strahd]] p. 238</ref>

==History==
Much of Dr. van Richten's early history before he came a monster hunter remains the same. One key difference is that he did not wholesale murder the [[Vistani]] that [[kidnapped]] his son [[Erasmus van Richten]]. In fact, one of them, [[Ezmerelda d'Avenir]] appeared to him one day and expressed her remorse, eventually becoming van Richten's student in monster hunting. However, their relationship frayed after a couple of years, and at, Ezmerelda's suggestion, they left each other's company amicably.<ref name="CoS p. 230-231">CoS p. 230-231</ref>

At some point in his adventuring career, a [[Vistani]] [[seer]] [[cursed]] van Richten, dooming his friends to die. ''Curse of Strahd'' is not specific to when in his adventuring career or why van Richten's curse was put upon him, though he is aware of it.<ref name="Curse of Strahd">[[Curse of Strahd]] p. 238</ref> In contrast, in the traditional van Richten story, van Richten is [[cursed]] by [[Madame Radanavich]] early on in his career but does not realize how it has effected him until [[741 BC]] (the year before he retires). He thus operates as a [[loner]], to not cause the death of any friends or allies he would work with.<ref name="Curse of Strahd">[[Curse of Strahd]] p. 238</ref>

Eventually, Dr. van Richten set his sights upon the destruction of Strahd. By now having adopted the identity of Rictavio, van Richten eventually encountered [[Yan]], an [[exile]]d [[Vistani]]. Once Yan discovered van Richten's intentions to go to [[Barovia]] and seek out the Vistani there, Yan tried to make off with [[Rictavio's Wagon]] along with [[Piccolo]]. Van Richten caught him and [[killed]] the [[thief]], removed his head, and preserved it with special magic oils to be used with [[speak with dead]] later on.<ref>CoS p. 171</ref>

Rictavio came to [[Barovia]] in the guise of [[Rictavio]]<ref name="Curse of Strahd">[[Curse of Strahd]] p. 238</ref> and set up shop at a then [[abandoned]] tower formerly belonging to the [[wizard]] [[Khazan]]. Dr. van Richten made [[Van Richten's Tower|Khazan's old tower]] his own for a time, before moving on to [[Vallaki]] and setting up shop there.<ref name="CoS p. 167">CoS p. 167</ref> In the meantime, Ezmerelda heard [[rumor]]s about her former mentor's travel to [[Barovia]] to take out Strahd, and she traveled to Barovia to find van Richten, eventually setting up shop in his old tower.<ref>CoS p. 231</ref>

About a month prior to the current point in the timeline of the module, "Rictavio" came to Vallaki. There he met and purchased a [[doll]] of a [[Vistani]] from [[Gadof Blinsky]]. Noting the toymaker's loneliness and despair, van Richten left his [[pet]] [[monkey]], [[Piccolo]] with Blinsky for company.<ref name="Curse of Strahd p. 118">CoS p. 118</ref> Dr. van Richten has stayed at the [[Blue Water Inn]] and received generous treatment from the charitable [[Urwin Martikov]].<ref>CoS p. 100</ref>. Dr. van Richten keeps his wagon (and [[Rictavio's saber-toothed tiger|his sabre-toothed tiger]]) inside the [[Arasek Stockyards]], bribing off its owners to prevent any details from leaking out.<ref name="CoS p. 115-116">CoS p. 115-116</ref>

==Modus Operandi==
As previously mentioned, Dr. van Richten is a [[loner]], posing in his [[Rictavio]] guise to gather information until the time is right to strike against Strahd. Van Richten drives [[Rictavio's Carnival wagon|a carnival wagon]]<ref>CoS p. 115-116</ref> pulled by a [[horse]]] named [[Drusilla (Horse)|Drusilla]].<ref>CoS p. 101-102</ref> Dr. van Richten uses [[Rictavio's saber-toothed tiger|his sabre-toothed tiger]] to hunt [[evil]] [[Vistani]], for which it is especially trained to do.<ref name="CoS p. 115-116">CoS p. 115-116</ref> Currently, van Richten is gathering information on both a)the [[Keepers of the Feather]] to learn their allegiances/membership and b)the [[evil]] [[Vistani]] of [[Arrigal's Clan]] at the [[Vistani camp near Vallaki]]. Van Richten plans on sending the tiger after the evil Vistani in the camp.

==Art==
p. 238

==Game Statistics==
Van Richten has his own [[NPC]] game statistics block. He casts [[spell]]s as a 9th level [[cleric]]. He is of [[Lawful Good]] [[alignment]].<ref name="Curse of Strahd">[[Curse of Strahd]] p. 238</ref>

{{ref}}

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Timeline (Curse of Strahd)

2020-05-13T04:29:50Z

Mischief: sp. ireena

[[Curse of Strahd]] for fifth edition Dungeons and Dragons uses an alternate timeline.

== Timeline ==
* < [[-1265 BC]] The [[Amber Temple]] is built.
* [[306 BC]] [[Strahd von Zarovich]] born
* [[346 BC]] Strahd inherits the throne
* [[347 BC]] Strahd conquers the valley of [[Barovia]] and slays the knights and silver dragon [[Argynvost]] at [[Argynvostholt]].
* [[350 BC]] Strahd finishes construction of [[Castle Ravenloft]]
* [[351 BC]] Strahd slays his brother, [[Sergei von Zarovich]], watches his one-sided love [[Tatyana Federovna]] leap to her death, and becomes a vampire.
* [[725 BC]] The first of the three green gems protecting the Wizard of Wines vineyard is stolen.
* [[732 BC]] [[Nikolai Wachter]] dies and his wife, Fiona, preserves his corpse.
* [[734 BC]] Mordenkainen and a band of Barovian commoners storm Castle Ravenloft. Mordenkainen falls over a thousand feet and is struck with Amnesia. Doru is turned into a vampire spawn.
* [[735 BC]] The events of the [[Curse of Strahd]] module
** Strahd attempts to woo [[Ireena Kolyana]]
** Strahd pulls a party of Outland adventurers into Barovia
** [[Dr. Rudolph van Richten (Curse of Strahd)| Dr. Rudolph van Richten]] infiltrates Barovia disguised as Rictavio the carnival ringmaster.

[[Category:Curse of Strahd Continuity]]
[[Category:Timelines]]

File:3e Bottom.png

2020-04-23T11:52:09Z

Mischief: Reproduction of the guidebook page footer.

Reproduction of the guidebook page footer.

File:3e Top.png

2020-04-23T11:51:40Z

Mischief: Reproduction of the guidebook page header

Reproduction of the guidebook page header

File:Irik Zalhonan II sm.png

2020-04-16T16:27:54Z

Mischief: Should this be on Irik's article? Dunno how consensus building works here.

I have a 150% larger version of this file if the collective deems it appropriate for Irik's article. Let me know if that is what you want.

File:Irik Zalhonan II sm.png

2020-04-16T16:23:09Z

Mischief: Mischief uploaded a new version of File:Irik Zalhonan II sm.png

Guess who couldn't sleep and got the copyedits done on Irik's post a day early?

File:Irik Zalhonan II sm.png

2020-04-16T07:47:15Z

Mischief: Guess who couldn't sleep and got the copyedits done on Irik's post a day early?

Guess who couldn't sleep and got the copyedits done on Irik's post a day early?

Timeline (Curse of Strahd)

2020-03-12T00:17:15Z

Mischief: more events

[[Curse of Strahd]] for fifth edition Dungeons and Dragons uses an alternate timeline.

== Timeline ==
* < [[-1265 BC]] The [[Amber Temple]] is built.
* [[306 BC]] [[Strahd von Zarovich]] born
* [[346 BC]] Strahd inherits the throne
* [[347 BC]] Strahd conquers the valley of [[Barovia]] and slays the knights and silver dragon [[Argynvost]] at [[Argynvostholt]].
* [[350 BC]] Strahd finishes construction of [[Castle Ravenloft]]
* [[351 BC]] Strahd slays his brother, [[Sergei von Zarovich]], watches his one-sided love [[Tatyana Federovna]] leap to her death, and becomes a vampire.
* [[725 BC]] The first of the three green gems protecting the Wizard of Wines vineyard is stolen.
* [[732 BC]] [[Nikolai Wachter]] dies and his wife, Fiona, preserves his corpse.
* [[734 BC]] Mordenkainen and a band of Barovian commoners storm Castle Ravenloft. Mordenkainen falls over a thousand feet and is struck with Amnesia. Doru is turned into a vampire spawn.
* [[735 BC]] The events of the [[Curse of Strahd]] module
** Strahd attempts to woo [[Irena Kolyana]]
** Strahd pulls a party of Outland adventurers into Barovia
** [[Dr. Rudolph van Richten (Curse of Strahd)| Dr. Rudolph van Richten]] infiltrates Barovia disguised as Rictavio the carnival ringmaster.

[[Category:Curse of Strahd Continuity]]
[[Category:Timelines]]

Timeline

2020-03-11T20:40:02Z

Mischief: Timelines category

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Dr. Rudolph van Richten (NPC)

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[[File:Original VR.jpg|thumb|alt=Dr. Rudolph van Richten|Dr. Rudolph van Richten by [[Talon Dunning]], used with permission]]
[[File:Rudolph van richten.jpg|thumb|alt=Dr. Rudolph van Richten|Dr. Rudolph van Richten and [[Strahd]] by [[Talon Dunning]], used with permission]]
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'''Dr. Rudolph van Richten''' is one of the greatest and most well-known heroes of the Lands of the Mists.

==History==
He was born in [[Rivalis]] in [[Darkon]] in [[671 BC]]. He took [[medicine]] at the [[University of Il Aluk]], completing his four or five year program of study in [[693 BC]]. This humble man was spurred into a life of monster hunting when his son [[Erasmus van Richten]] was kidnapped by the [[Radanavich clan]] and sold to [[Baron Metus]]. Metus turned Erasmus into a [[vampire groom]] and Van Richten was forced to slay his son. In revenge, Metus killed Rudolph's wife, [[Ingrid van Richten]]. Van Richten eventually slew Metus, and then, with the help of [[Azalin]], the entire [[Radanavich tribe]].

Until his disappearance in [[750 BC]], he resided in [[Mordentshire]], where he ran an [[Van Richten's Herbalist Shop|herbalist shop]], as well as wrote several of his famous [[Van Richten's Guides]], and mentored [[The Weathermay-Foxgrove Twins]], who regarded him as an uncle and took up his work.

==In [[Curse of Strahd]]==
Dr. van Richten makes a notable appearance in the [[5th Edition]] [[module]], [[Curse of Strahd]], though not in his [[famous]] persona as the monster hunter and [[writer]] of the [[Van Richten's Guides]] he is notable for in previous Ravenloft products. Instead, he adopts the guise of [[Rictavio]], a traveling [[half-elf]] [[bard]], [[storyteller]], and [[ringmaster]] gathering stories and watching out for talent. In reality he is gathering formation and waiting for an optimal time to strike at [[Strahd]], preferably when the vampire lord is in [[hibernation]]. Unlike other versions of van Richten, the Curse of Strahd van Richten is a [[loner]] because he knows the full extent of his [[curse]].<ref name="Curse of Strahd">[[Curse of Strahd]] p. 238</ref> For more details, see [[Dr. Rudolph van Richten (Curse of Strahd)]]

==Authored:==
* ''[[Van Richten's Arsenal]]''
* ''[[Van Richten's Guide to Demons (Item)|Van Richten's Guide to Demons]]''
* ''[[Van Richten's Guide to Ghosts (Item)|Van Richten's Guide to Ghosts]]''
* ''[[Van Richten's Guide to Vampires (Item)|Van Richten's Guide to Vampires]]''
* ''[[Van Richten's Guide to Werebeasts (Item)|Van Richten's Guide to Werebeasts]]''
* ''[[Van Richten's Guide to Witches (Item)|Van Richten's Guide to Witches]]''
* ''[[Van Richten's Guide to the Ancient Dead (Item)|Van Richten's Guide to the Ancient Dead]]''
* ''[[Van Richten's Guide to the Created (Item)|Van Richten's Guide to the Created]]''
* ''[[Van Richten's Guide to the Lich (Item)|Van Richten's Guide to the Lich]]''
* ''[[Van Richten's Guide to the Vistani (Item)|Van Richten's Guide to the Vistani]]''

Credited for marketing purposes with:
* ''[[Van Richten's Guide to the Mists (Item)|Van Richten's Guide to the Mists]]''
* ''[[Van Richten's Guide to the Shadow Fey (Item)|Van Richten's Guide to the Shadow Fey]]''
* ''[[Van Richten's Guide to the Walking Dead (Item)|Van Richten's Guide to the Walking Dead]]''
* ''[[Van Richten's Monster Hunter's Compendium I]]''
* ''[[Van Richten's Monster Hunter's Compendium II]]''
* ''[[Van Richten's Monster Hunter's Compendium III]]''

==[[Associate of Dr. Rudolph van Richten]]==

==Chronology==

[[671 BC]] - Rudolph Van Richten born<ref name="VRA p. 4">[[Van Richten's Arsenal]], p. 4</ref>, son of Otto and Mrs. Van Richten
 
{{Spec|[[678 BC]] - Rudolph’s sister [[Maria Van Richten]] born.}}<ref>[[JWM Timeline]] p. 18 "Speculation based on BH. We only know that she is younger than Rudolph."</ref>
 

[[679 BC]] - Rudolph Van Richten sent to boarding school in [[Nartok]]. A childhood friend is [[Eldrenn Van Dorn]].<ref name="VRMHCII p.25-26">[[Van Richten's Monster Hunter's Compendium II]] p. 25-26</ref>

[[680 BC]] - [[Casimir (of Richten Haus)|Casimir]] (not to be confused with [[Casimir Lukas|Harkon Lukas’ son]]) starts working at Richten Haus as the gate keeper.<ref name-"Bleak House: Homecoming p. 6>[[Bleak House: Homecoming]] p. 6</ref>

 
{{Spec|[[683 BC]] - The servants of [[Richten Haus]] are all killed while the family is away one day. (summer)}}<ref>[[JWM Timeline]] p.18: "Speculation based on [[Bleak House: Homecoming]] pg. 15, 24: I’m going on the hunch that VR grows younger until he reaches the age he was at when this event occurred"</ref>
 

[[685 BC]] - Rudolph Van Richten meets [[Robert Tatenna]], a fellow student at boarding school. (fall)<ref name="CT p.14">[[Chilling Tales]] p.14</ref>

[[688 BC]] - The [[The Crimson Death Epidemic | Crimson Death]] spreads across Darkon (winter); it claims Van Richten’s great aunt Helga, despite his efforts; Rudolph is even more driven into his medical studies.<ref name="VRA p. 4">[[Van Richten's Arsenal]], p. 4</ref>

 
{{Spec|[[689 BC]] - Rudolph Van Richten attends the [[University of Il Aluk]]. While there, he meets a fellow student, [[Dr. Harmon Ruscheider]]. (fall)}}<ref>[[JWM Timeline]] p. 20 "speculation based on [[Van Richten's Guide to the Lich]] pg. 15"</ref>
 

{{Spec|[[691 BC]] - Rudolph Van Richten marries his childhood sweetheart, [[Ingrid van Richten|Ingrid]].}}<ref>[[JWM Timeline]] p. 20 "[[Realm of Terror]]; [[VRGtV]]: Give VR a good respectable year between their marriage and birth of Erasmus in 692"</ref>
 

[[692 BC]] - Rudolph and Ingrid Van Richten's son [[Erasmus van Richten|Erasmus]] is born.<ref>[[Van Richten's Guide to Vampires]] p. 4; [[Van Richten's Monster Hunter's Compendium I]] p. 8, "fourteen summers" before [[706 BC]]</ref>
 
{{Spec|[[693 BC]] - Dr. Rudolph Van Richten finishes his studies; opens his practice back home in [[Rivalis]].}},<ref>[[JWM Timeline]] p. 20 "Speculation based on VR’s age, RoT; VRGtV; and ToDm pg. 86, which indicates it takes 4-5 years to get a medical education at the University of Il Aluk"</ref> 
 
{{Spec|693 BC - Dr. Van Richten travels to [[Lamordia]], hears of the [[Loud Man of Lamordia]].}}<ref>[[JWM Timeline]] p. 20 "Speculation based on VRGtG pg. 9: “When I was young.”</ref> 

[[696 BC]] - Dr. Van Richten meets [[Antonin Madren]] and becomes his mentor.<ref>JWM Timeline p. 21: "VRGttC pg. 6: Van Richten takes Madren on as a medical student, which implies Van Richten has time to offer such an education (which lasts up to 8 years), i.e., while he was still a simple doctor (693-706)."</ref>

[[706 BC]] - Dr. Van Richten suffers the wrath of the [[Radanavich clan]]; the Vistani steal his son Erasmus; they sell Erasmus to [[Baron Metus]]<ref name="VRA p. 4">[[Van Richten's Arsenal]], p. 4</ref>, a vampire from [[Richemulot]]; with the help of an amused [[Azalin]], Van Richten wipes out all but one member of the Radanavich caravan<ref>[[Van Richten's Guide to the Vistani]]</ref>; [[Madame Radanavich]] [[curse | curses]] Van Richten<ref name="VRA p. 4">[[Van Richten's Arsenal]], p. 4</ref>, although he doesn’t realize it until the end of his career.<ref name="VRA p. 6">[[Van Richten's Arsenal]], p. 6</ref>

[[706 BC]] Van Richten puts his Erasmus, now a vampire, out of his misery, but in spite [[Baron Metus]] tears [[Ingrid van Richten]] to pieces; Dr. Van Richten destroys Baron Metus, starting his career of hunting evil. Unable to live with the memories in [[Richten Haus]], Van Richten moves to [[Corvia]].<ref name="VRA p. 5">[[Van Richten's Arsenal]], p. 5</ref>

[[707 BC]] - Dr. Van Richten researches vampires, and meets [[Aimon Davidovitch]], a fellow scholar of the arcane.<ref> from [[JWM Timeline]] p.22: "[[VRGtF]] pg. 4: VR knew him for “some 30-odd years”]</ref>

[[710 BC]] - Dr. Van Richten encounters his first werebeast near [[Varithne]], a small village in northern [[Darkon]]. Dr. Van Richten starts hunting werebeasts as well<ref name="VRMHC p. 109-110">[[Van Richten's Monster Hunter's Compendium I]] p. 109-110</ref>

[[711 BC]] - Dr. Van Richten meets [[Gedlan Ironheart]], a fearless [[dwarven]] [[innkeeper]] in [[Corvia]]. Gedlan becomes a frequent hunting companion.<ref name="Bleah House p. 11">[[Bleak House: Homecoming]] p.11</ref>

[[712 BC]] - Dr. Van Richten meets the mage [[Shauten]]; they bond when they are attacked by one of Azalin's patrols. Shauten opens Van Richten's eyes to the existence of the [[Lich]].<ref name="VRMHCII p. 102">[[Van Richten's Monster Hunter's Compendium II]] p. 102</ref>

[[713 BC]] - Dr. Van Richten is visited by the dying Dr. Ruscheider, who tells Rudolph all he can about several months spent as a lich's captive; Dr. Van Richten starts hunting liches.<ref>[[Van Richten's Monster Hunter's Compendium II]] p.111-112</ref>
 
{{Spec|[[714 BC]] - Dr. Van Richten receives a visit from his childhood friend, [[Eldrenn Van Dorn]], who is now a ghostly slave to Azalin; Dr. Van Richten learns the terrible truth about [[Azalin Rex]].}}<ref>[[JWM Timeline]]: Speculation based on [[VRGtG]] pg. 22, [[VRMHCII]] pg. 24</ref>
 

{{Spec|714 BC - Dr. Van Richten moves to [[Mordentshire]], sensing it is politically unsafe for him to remain in [[Darkon]].}}<ref>[[JWM Timeline]]: Speculation based on VRGttL pg. 22</ref>
 

{{questionably-canon-small}}[[716 BC]] - The evil spirit of [[Madame Radanavich]] and her undead retinue discover [[Richten Haus]] and claim it for their own.<ref name="Bleak House: Homecoming p. 3 n1">[[Bleak House: Homecoming]] p. 3 says one decade after her death, but [[Bleak House: Heroes, Monsters, and Settings]] p.16 says two decades</ref>
 
{{Spec|[[718 BC]] - Dr. Van Richten and [[Shauten]] battle a creature they believe to be a priestly [[lich]]; it is actually Van Richten's first [[ancient dead]]}}.<ref>[[JWM Timeline]] "Speculation based on VRGAD pg. 5: “Some years ago,” and other markers. It happened after VR started hunting liches, but before he started hunting ghosts. (The latter conclusion taken from numerous references to Claudia in this Guide"</ref>
 
[[724 BC]] - Dr. Van Richten battles the [[Bog Monster of Hroth]], and meets [[Jameld of Hroth|Jameld]]. This is also Van Richten's first visit to both [[Kartakass]] and [[Sithicus]].<ref>[[Van Richten's Arsenal]] p.153</ref> 

{{questionably-canon-small}}[[726 BC]] - The evil spirit of [[Madame Radanavich]] and her undead retinue discover [[Richten Haus]] and claim it for their own.<ref name="[[Bleak House: Heroes, Monsters, and Settings]] p.16 says two decade n1">[[Bleak House: Heroes, Monsters, and Settings]] p.16 says two decades after her death but[[Bleak House: Homecoming]] p. 3 says one decade</ref> 

{{Spec|726 BC - Dr. Van Richten visits [[Sanguinia]] with [[George Weathermay]] and [[Arametrius]]; they meet [[Claudia DeShanes]]; Claudia becomes Rudolph’s assistant, and it seems he had certain unspoken feelings for her.}}<ref>Speculation from JWM Timeline p.28: "Since Arametrius is probably [[Athasian]], Van Richten may have recently visited [[Kalidnay]] and encountered [[Ahmose Tanit]]. [VRGtG pg. 73. This is the earliest possible date for this event (due to George’s inclusion, and we know from this source and BH that VR starts hunting ghosts one year after this event. That leaves only 9 years between VR starting to hunt and writing his Guide on the subject. I chose to go with this date to keep as wide a margin of opportunity as possible.]"</ref>
 

[[727 BC]] - [[Merilee Markuza]], the Child [[Vampire]], kills Claudia. Van Richten pursues the creature relentlessly, but loses her in [[Lamordia]].<ref name="Darklords p. 63">[[Darklords]] p. 63</ref>

727 BC - While hunting the Child Vampire, Van Richten witnesses the [[Thundering Carriage]]; Van Richten decides he must put an end to these ghostly horrors, too.<ref name="Van Richten's Guide to Ghosts p. 6">[[Van Richten's Guide to Ghosts]] p. 6</ref>

[[728 BC]] - Dr. Van Richten defeats the [[Phantom Army]].<ref>[[Van Richten's Guide to Ghosts]] p. 91</ref>

[[729 BC]] - The fiend [[Elsepeth]] enters Ravenloft via [[transposition]] in a small village outside [[Stangengrad]], near the [[Grashen Falls]] (sept)<ref>[[JWM Timeline]] p.28: "[Van Richten's Guide to Fiends]] pg. 14: the diary is dated “twelve years ago.”</ref>

[[730 BC]] - {{Spec|[[Gedlan Ironheart]] killed while battling evil spirits.}}<ref>[[JWM Timeline]]: "VRGtG pg. 23: Gedlan is referred to as “Geddar” in this book. The date is an estimate based on the 727-736 available time span."</ref>

[[732 BC]] - [[Elsepeth]] leaves [[Borca]], having lurked there for years.<ref>[[Van Richten's Guide to Fiends]] p. 66</ref>

[[732 BC]] - [[Antonin Madren]] writes to Van Richten about the death of Madren’s sister.<ref>[[Van Richten's Guide to the Created]] p. 6</ref>
 

{{Spec|[[734 BC]] - [[Antonin Madren]] shows up on Van Richten's doorstep, and gives the good doctor his notes; Dr. Van Richten starts hunting the [[Created]].}}<ref>JWM Timeline p. 30: "VRGttC pg. 6: Estimate. “Years” after Madren wrote about his sister’s death"</ref> 

[[735 BC] - Dr. Van Richten is forced to kill his old friend [[Shauten]] in self-defense, when Shauten tries to sacrifice Rudolph in a bid for [[lichdom]]<ref name="VRMHCII p. 102">[[Van Richten's Monster Hunter's Compendium II]] p. 102</ref><ref name="VRA p. 6">[[Van Richten's Arsenal]], p. 6</ref>. {{Spec|This "near-miss" may have inspired Van Richten to start recording his collected knowledge for heroes to come.}}<ref>JWM Timeline: "Speculation based on [[Van Richten's Guide to the Created]] p. 6"</ref>

735 BC - Dr. Van Richten publishes the ''[[Van Richten's Guide to Vampires]]''.<ref name="RLCS p.18">[[Ravenloft Third Edition]] p.18</ref><ref name="RLPHB p.20">[[Ravenloft Player's Handbook]] p.20</ref>

[[736 BC]] - Dr. Van Richten publishes the ''[[Van Richten's Guide to Ghosts]]''.

[[737 BC]] - The [[Vistana]] [[Cyrilla]]'s niece [[Vassa]] is [[kidnapped]] near [[Corvia]].<ref>JWM Timeline points to [[Van Richten's Guide to the Created]] p. 20: The golem appeared “the following year” after Vaasa’s soul is taken."</ref>

737 BC - [[Vassa]] returns as a [[clay golem]]; Cyrilla writes to Dr. Van Richten.<ref>JWM Timeline points to [[Van Richten's Guide to the Created]] p. 19 "just last year"</ref>

737 BC - Dr. Van Richten publishes the ''[[Van Richten's Guide to the Lich]]''.

[[738 BC]] - Dr. Van Richten publishes the ''[[Van Richten's Guide to Werebeasts]]''.

[[738 BC]] [[Emil Bollenbach]] engineers the [[kidnapping]] of Dr. Rudolph van Richten to the end of seizing his [[brain]] for [[transplantation]] into a super-golem. fortunately, several of Van Richten's friends intercede to thwart Dr. Bollenbach.<ref>JWM Timeline p. 33: "[[Children of the Night: The Created]] pg. 50; CT pg. 32 places this adventure 8 years after Emil’s disappearance (i.e., 746), but the dating used in CotN:C fits VR’s chronology better.</ref>

[[739 BC]] - [[Elsepeth]] goes to [[Nartok]].<ref name="VRMHCIII p. 67-68">[[Van Richten's Monster Hunter's Compendium III]] p.67-68</ref>

[[739 BC]] - Dr. Van Richten and the adventuring band known as [[the Hand (Adventurer Band)|the Hand]] hunt and destroy [[the Gibbering Golem]].<ref name="VRMHCIII p. 265-276">[[Van Richten's Monster Hunter's Compendium III]] p.265-276</ref>

[[739 BC]] - [[Dr. Rudolph van Richten]] publishes ''[[Van Richten's Guide to the Created]]''. This act earns him considerable ire from [[Agatha Clairmont]], whom sees it as an instruction manual to building [[dread golem]]s just much as it is hunting them.<ref name="Van Richten's Arsenal p. 149">[[Van Richten's Arsenal]] p. 149</ref>

[[740 BC]] - Dr. Van Richten publishes the ''[[Van Richten's Guide to the Ancient Dead]]'' (early spring).

740 BC - Dr. Van Richten inherits the [[library (Aimon Davidovitch)]] of [[Aimon Davidovitch]]. Dr. Van Richten starts studying tomes. (Sept)<ref>JWM Timeline p. 35 "Extrapolated from VRGtF pg. 4"</ref>

[[741 BC]] - [[Dr. Rudolph van Richten]], [[Davvyd]], [[Samuel]] and [[Dr. Ottelie Farringer]] battle the fiend [[Drigor]]. Only Dr. van Richten survives. (Feb.)<ref name="VRMHCIII p. 79-85">[[Van Richten's Monster Hunter's Compendium III]] p. 79-85</ref>

741 BC - Dr. Van Richten publishes the ''[[Van Richten's Guide to Fiends]]''.<ref>[[Van Richten's Guide to Demons (Book)]] p.4</ref>

741 BC - [[Van Richten]] stumbles into the clutches of [[the nameless Amnizu]] and [[the nameless Barbazu]] infesting [[Chateaufaux]]. He is captured. However, he manages to join with some [[adventurer]]s to route the [[devil]]s from the town.<ref>[[Van Richten's Monster Hunter's Compendium III]] p.72-73; Note that the encounter with these [[fiend]]s doesn't appear in the original uncompiled Van Richten's Guide to Fiends. Therefore, the encounter with the [[Fiends of Chateaufaux]] took place after took place after the first VRGtF was published.</ref><ref>[[Gazetteer III]] p.30-31, "just over 15 years ago"</ref>

741 BC<ref name="VRA p. 6">[[Van Richten's Arsenal]], p. 6</ref> - Dr. Van Richten is [[depressed]]; he consults with the [[diviner]], [[Inarin Alster]]; Rudolph realizes he had been laboring under a [[curse]] all these years; Dr. Van Richten spends a year with [[Arturi Radanavich]] studying the Vistani.<ref>[[Van Richten's Guide to the Vistani]] p.5-7; 87-89</ref>

[[742 BC]] - Dr. Van Richten writes his ''[[Van Richten's Guide to the Vistani]]'' and retires.<ref name="VRA p. 6">[[Van Richten's Arsenal]], p. 6</ref> (Oct.)

[[750 BC]] - Dr. Rudolph Van Richten dies in [[Richten Haus|Bleak House]] in the fight against [[Madame Radanavich]]<ref>[[Domains of Dread]] p. 17, as told in [[Bleak House]], particularly [[Bleak House: Homecoming]] p. 58-63</ref> Meanwhile, all that is known to most, including the [[Weathermay-Foxgrove Twins]] is that he [[disappeared]].<ref name="VRA p. 6">[[Van Richten's Arsenal]], p. 6</ref>

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==Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue==



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''[[Realm of Terror]]'' 
''[[Bleak House]]''
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''[[Van Richten's Monster Hunter's Compendium I]]'' - p4 
''[[Bleak House:Heroes, Monsters, and Settings]]'' - cover, p4 
''[[Bleak House:Homecoming]]'' - p4,p16 
''[[Van Richten's Guide to Werebeasts]]'' - p7,8 
''[[Ravenloft Campaign Setting:Domains and Denizens]]'' - p92 
''[[Realm of Terror]]'' - p114 
''[[Chilling Tales]]'' - p 5,11 
''[[The Created]]'' - p13 
''[[Van Richten's Arsenal]]'' - p5
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''[[Bleak House:Heroes, Monsters, and Settings]]'' - pp4-5 
''[[Ravenloft Campaign Setting:Domains and Denizens]]'' - p91 
''[[Dungeon #55: The Seawolf]]'' 
''[[Realm of Terror]]'' - pp114-115 
''[[Chilling Tales]]'' - p 3
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''[[Ravenloft Third Edition]]'' - pp14,17-18,27,176 
''[[Van Richten's Monster Hunter's Compendium I]]'' - throughout 
''[[Bleak House]]'' - throughout 
''[[Van Richten's Guide to The Created]]'' - throughout 
''[[Dungeon #55: The Seawolf]]'' 
''[[Van Richten's Guide to Werebeasts]]'' - throughout 
''[[Van Richten's Guide to Ghosts]]'' - throughout 
''[[Van Richten's Guide to Vampires]]'' - throughout 
''[[Ravenloft Campaign Setting:Domains and Denizens]]'' - pp91-93 
''[[Tales of Ravenloft: The Crucible of Dr. Rudolph van Richten]]'' - pp1-17 
''[[Realm of Terror]]'' - pp114-115 
''[[Chilling Tales]]'' - pp 2-3 
''[[Heroes of Light]]'' - p64 
''[[I, Strahd, The War Against Azalin]]'' - pp1-4, pp9-13, pp304-310
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Timeline (Curse of Strahd)

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Mischief: quick CoS timeline, plus category for timelines

[[Curse of Strahd]] for fifth edition Dungeons and Dragons uses an alternate timeline.

== Timeline ==
* [[306 BC]] [[Strahd von Zarovich]] born
* [[346 BC]] Strahd inherits the throne
* [[347 BC]] Strahd conquers the valley of [[Barovia]] and slays the knights and silver dragon [[Argynvost]] at [[Argynvostholt]].
* [[350 BC]] Strahd finishes construction of [[Castle Ravenloft]]
* [[351 BC]] Strahd slays his brother, [[Sergei von Zarovich]], watches his one-sided love [[Tatyana Federovna]] leap to her death, and becomes a vampire.
* [[735 BC]] The events of the [[Curse of Strahd]] module
** Strahd attempts to woo [[Irena Kolyana]]
** Strahd pulls a party of Outland adventurers into Barovia
** [[Dr. Rudolph van Richten (Curse of Strahd)| Dr. Rudolph van Richten]] infiltrates Barovia disguised as Rictavio the carnival ringmaster.

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Nova Vassa

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Mischief: I can't spell

#Redirect [[Nova Vaasa]]

Category:Nocturnal

2020-01-02T03:33:33Z

Mischief: See also The Nocturnal Sea

A [[nocturnal]] creature is a creature that has an activity cycle centering around the [[night]]. For the sea, see [[The Nocturnal Sea|the Nocturnal Sea]].

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