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	The Kargat called Kazandra to Martira Bay to use her as a tool for gaining control over the local [[criminal]] underworld. [[Tavelia]], the Kargat leader at the time, wanted to keep her own hands squeaky clean as second-in-charge of the [[Faith of the Overseer]]. Unfortunately for Tavelia, Kazandra proved an able [[manipulator]] in her own right, setting up the influential [[Cosmopolis Club]] and subverting the local [[Kargatane]] as her own personal [[minion]]s and pawns during the [[Grim Harvest]].<ref name="Gazetteer II p. 147-148">Gazetteer II p. 147-148</ref> By [[751 BC]], Lady Kazandra had the Kargatane effectively wrapped around her little finger, as they obeyed her in Azalin's absence.<ref>[[Domains of Dread]] p. 137-138; p. 18 lists 751 BC as the then-current year.</ref> In response to Kazandra's potential threat to her power, Tavelia commanded Kazandra to assassinate the meddling [[detective]] [[Alanik Ray]]. The [[assassination]] plot failed, but Alanik Ray became spooked enough to flee the domain. For her part, Lady Kazandra's [[eye]] was [[maimed]] and healed back with a peculiar [[disfigurement]], one that she keeps covered to this day.<ref name="Gazetteer II p. 147-148">Gazetteer II p. 147-148</ref>		The Kargat called Kazandra to Martira Bay to use her as a tool for gaining control over the local [[criminal]] underworld. [[Tavelia]], the Kargat leader at the time, wanted to keep her own hands squeaky clean as second-in-charge of the [[Faith of the Overseer]]. Unfortunately for Tavelia, Kazandra proved an able [[manipulator]] in her own right, setting up the influential [[Cosmopolis Club]] and subverting the local [[Kargatane]] as her own personal [[minion]]s and pawns during the [[Grim Harvest]].<ref name="Gazetteer II p. 147-148">Gazetteer II p. 147-148</ref> By [[751 BC]], Lady Kazandra had the Kargatane effectively wrapped around her little finger, as they obeyed her in Azalin's absence.<ref>[[Domains of Dread]] p. 137-138; p. 18 lists 751 BC as the then-current year.</ref> In response to Kazandra's potential threat to her power, Tavelia commanded Kazandra to assassinate the meddling [[detective]] [[Alanik Ray]]. The [[assassination]] plot failed, but Alanik Ray became spooked enough to flee the domain. For her part, Lady Kazandra's [[eye]] was [[maimed]] and healed back with a peculiar [[disfigurement]], one that she keeps covered to this day.<ref name="Gazetteer II p. 147-148">Gazetteer II p. 147-148</ref>

	Following Tavelia's botched [[conspiracy]] to enslave [[Azalin Rex]] as he returned to corporeal form in [[755 BC]], Tavelia [[disappeared]]. Azalin appointed Kazandra as her successor as the [[leader]] of Kargat activity in western Darkon and (in official rank at least) of the entire organization. (This promotion has alienated many other Kargat officers and leaders, including [[Venrith Chole]], the leader of the northeastern Darkonian Kargat branch, who [[jealous]]ly resents the promotion of an upstart.<ref name="Gazetteer II p. 36">[[Gazetteer II]] p. 36</ref>) For her part, Tavelia's [[betrayal]] took Kazandra completely off guard, but once Kazandra learned of it, her help was important in aiding Azalin [[agent]]s to restore him to power.<ref name="Gazetteer II p. 148">Gazetteer II p. 148</ref>		Following Tavelia's botched [[conspiracy]] to enslave [[Azalin Rex]] as he returned to corporeal form in [[755 BC]], Tavelia [[disappeared]]. Azalin appointed Kazandra as her successor as the [[leader]] of Kargat activity in western Darkon and (in official rank at least) of the entire organization. (This promotion has alienated many other Kargat officers and leaders, including [[Venrith Chole]], the leader of the northeastern Darkonian Kargat branch, who [[jealous]]ly resents the promotion of an upstart.<ref name="Gazetteer II p. 36">[[Gazetteer II]] p. 36</ref>) For her part, Tavelia's [[betrayal]] took Kazandra completely off guard, but once Kazandra learned of it, her help was important in aiding Azalin's [[agent]]s to restore him to power.<ref name="Gazetteer II p. 148">Gazetteer II p. 148</ref>

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	Born of [[peasant]] stock in the town of [[Maykle]] in [[645 BC]], Lady Kazandra somehow earned her way into Darkon's secret police force and was eventually awarded transformation into a vampire for her dedication and devotion to the cause. Kazandra took on a variety of operations throughout Darkon before being called to work in [[Martira Bay]] in the year of [[744 BC]].<ref name="Gazetteer II p. 147">Gazetteer II p. 147</ref>		Born of [[peasant]] stock in the town of [[Maykle]] in [[645 BC]], Lady Kazandra somehow earned her way into Darkon's secret police force and was eventually awarded transformation into a vampire for her dedication and devotion to the cause. Kazandra took on a variety of operations throughout Darkon before being called to work in [[Martira Bay]] in the year of [[744 BC]].<ref name="Gazetteer II p. 147">Gazetteer II p. 147</ref>

	The Kargat called Kazandra to Martira Bay to use her as a tool for gaining control over the local [[criminal]] underworld. [[Tavelia]], the Kargat leader at the time, wanted to keep her own hands squeaky clean as second-in-charge of the [[Faith of the Overseer]]. Unfortunately for Tavelia, Kazandra proved an able [[manipulator]] in her own right, setting up the influential [[Cosmopolis Club]] and subverting the local [[Kargatane]] as her own personal [[minion]]s and pawns during the [[Grim Harvest]].<ref name="Gazetteer II p. 147-148">Gazetteer II p. 147-148</ref> By [[751 BC]], Lady Kazandra had the Kargatane effectively wrapped around her ~~pinky figure~~, as they obeyed her in Azalin's absence.<ref>[[Domains of Dread]] p. 137-138; p. 18 lists 751 BC as the then-current year.</ref> In response to Kazandra's potential threat to her power, Tavelia commanded Kazandra to assassinate the meddling [[detective]] [[Alanik Ray]]. The [[assassination]] plot failed, but Alanik Ray became spooked enough to flee the domain. For her part, Lady Kazandra's [[eye]] was [[maimed]] and healed back with a peculiar [[disfigurement]], one that she keeps covered to this day.<ref name="Gazetteer II p. 147-148">Gazetteer II p. 147-148</ref>		The Kargat called Kazandra to Martira Bay to use her as a tool for gaining control over the local [[criminal]] underworld. [[Tavelia]], the Kargat leader at the time, wanted to keep her own hands squeaky clean as second-in-charge of the [[Faith of the Overseer]]. Unfortunately for Tavelia, Kazandra proved an able [[manipulator]] in her own right, setting up the influential [[Cosmopolis Club]] and subverting the local [[Kargatane]] as her own personal [[minion]]s and pawns during the [[Grim Harvest]].<ref name="Gazetteer II p. 147-148">Gazetteer II p. 147-148</ref> By [[751 BC]], Lady Kazandra had the Kargatane effectively wrapped around her little finger, as they obeyed her in Azalin's absence.<ref>[[Domains of Dread]] p. 137-138; p. 18 lists 751 BC as the then-current year.</ref> In response to Kazandra's potential threat to her power, Tavelia commanded Kazandra to assassinate the meddling [[detective]] [[Alanik Ray]]. The [[assassination]] plot failed, but Alanik Ray became spooked enough to flee the domain. For her part, Lady Kazandra's [[eye]] was [[maimed]] and healed back with a peculiar [[disfigurement]], one that she keeps covered to this day.<ref name="Gazetteer II p. 147-148">Gazetteer II p. 147-148</ref>

	Following Tavelia's botched [[conspiracy]] to enslave [[Azalin Rex]] as he returned to corporeal form in [[755 BC]], Tavelia [[disappeared]]. Azalin appointed Kazandra as her successor as the [[leader]] of Kargat activity in western Darkon and (in official rank at least) of the entire organization. (This promotion has alienated many other Kargat officers and leaders, including [[Venrith Chole]], the leader of the northeastern Darkonian Kargat branch, who [[jealous]]ly resents the promotion of an upstart.<ref name="Gazetteer II p. 36">[[Gazetteer II]] p. 36</ref>) For her part, Tavelia's [[betrayal]] took Kazandra completely off guard, but once Kazandra learned of it, her help was important in aiding Azalin [[agent]]s to restore him to power.<ref name="Gazetteer II p. 148">Gazetteer II p. 148</ref>		Following Tavelia's botched [[conspiracy]] to enslave [[Azalin Rex]] as he returned to corporeal form in [[755 BC]], Tavelia [[disappeared]]. Azalin appointed Kazandra as her successor as the [[leader]] of Kargat activity in western Darkon and (in official rank at least) of the entire organization. (This promotion has alienated many other Kargat officers and leaders, including [[Venrith Chole]], the leader of the northeastern Darkonian Kargat branch, who [[jealous]]ly resents the promotion of an upstart.<ref name="Gazetteer II p. 36">[[Gazetteer II]] p. 36</ref>) For her part, Tavelia's [[betrayal]] took Kazandra completely off guard, but once Kazandra learned of it, her help was important in aiding Azalin [[agent]]s to restore him to power.<ref name="Gazetteer II p. 148">Gazetteer II p. 148</ref>

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	==History==		==History==
	Born of [[peasant]] stock in the town of [[Maykle]] in [[645 BC]], Lady Kazandra somehow earned her way into Darkon's secret police force and was eventually awarded transformation into a vampire for her dedication and devotion to the cause. Kazandra took on a variety of operations throughout Darkon before being called ~~by the Kargat,~~ to work in [[Martira Bay]] in the year of [[744 BC]].<ref name="Gazetteer II p. 147">Gazetteer II p. 147</ref>		Born of [[peasant]] stock in the town of [[Maykle]] in [[645 BC]], Lady Kazandra somehow earned her way into Darkon's secret police force and was eventually awarded transformation into a vampire for her dedication and devotion to the cause. Kazandra took on a variety of operations throughout Darkon before being called to work in [[Martira Bay]] in the year of [[744 BC]].<ref name="Gazetteer II p. 147">Gazetteer II p. 147</ref>

	The Kargat called Kazandra to Martira Bay to use her as a tool for gaining control over the local [[criminal]] underworld. [[Tavelia]], the ~~then~~ Kargat leader, wanted to keep own hands squeaky clean as second-in-charge of the [[Faith of the Overseer]]. Unfortunately for Tavelia, Kazandra proved an able [[manipulator]] in her own right, setting up the influential [[Cosmopolis Club]] and subverting the local [[Kargatane]] as her own ~~person~~ [[minion]]s and pawns during the [[Grim Harvest]].<ref name="Gazetteer II p. 147-148">Gazetteer II p. 147-148</ref> By [[751 BC]], Lady Kazandra had the Kargatane effectively wrapped around her pinky figure, as they obeyed her in Azalin's absence.<ref>[[Domains of Dread]] p. 137-138; p. 18 lists 751 BC as the then-current year.</ref> In response to Kazandra's potential threat to her power, Tavelia commanded Kazandra to assassinate the meddling [[detective]] [[Alanik Ray]]. The [[assassination]] plot failed, but Alanik Ray became spooked enough to flee the domain. For her part, Lady Kazandra's [[eye]] was [[maimed]] and healed back with a peculiar [[disfigurement]], one that she keeps covered to this day.<ref name="Gazetteer II p. 147-148">Gazetteer II p. 147-148</ref>		The Kargat called Kazandra to Martira Bay to use her as a tool for gaining control over the local [[criminal]] underworld. [[Tavelia]], the Kargat leader at the time, wanted to keep her own hands squeaky clean as second-in-charge of the [[Faith of the Overseer]]. Unfortunately for Tavelia, Kazandra proved an able [[manipulator]] in her own right, setting up the influential [[Cosmopolis Club]] and subverting the local [[Kargatane]] as her own personal [[minion]]s and pawns during the [[Grim Harvest]].<ref name="Gazetteer II p. 147-148">Gazetteer II p. 147-148</ref> By [[751 BC]], Lady Kazandra had the Kargatane effectively wrapped around her pinky figure, as they obeyed her in Azalin's absence.<ref>[[Domains of Dread]] p. 137-138; p. 18 lists 751 BC as the then-current year.</ref> In response to Kazandra's potential threat to her power, Tavelia commanded Kazandra to assassinate the meddling [[detective]] [[Alanik Ray]]. The [[assassination]] plot failed, but Alanik Ray became spooked enough to flee the domain. For her part, Lady Kazandra's [[eye]] was [[maimed]] and healed back with a peculiar [[disfigurement]], one that she keeps covered to this day.<ref name="Gazetteer II p. 147-148">Gazetteer II p. 147-148</ref>

	Following Tavelia's botched [[conspiracy]] to enslave [[Azalin Rex]] as he returned to corporeal form in [[755 BC]], Tavelia [[disappeared]]. Azalin appointed Kazandra as her successor as the [[leader]] of Kargat activity in western Darkon and (in official rank at least) of the entire organization. (This promotion has alienated many other Kargat officers and leaders, including [[Venrith Chole]], the leader of the northeastern Darkonian Kargat branch, who [[jealous]]ly resents the promotion of an upstart.<ref name="Gazetteer II p. 36">[[Gazetteer II]] p. 36</ref> For her part, Tavelia's [[betrayal]] took Kazandra completely off guard, but once Kazandra learned of it, her help was important in aiding Azalin [[agent]]s to restore him to power.<ref name="Gazetteer II p. 148">Gazetteer II p. 148</ref>		Following Tavelia's botched [[conspiracy]] to enslave [[Azalin Rex]] as he returned to corporeal form in [[755 BC]], Tavelia [[disappeared]]. Azalin appointed Kazandra as her successor as the [[leader]] of Kargat activity in western Darkon and (in official rank at least) of the entire organization. (This promotion has alienated many other Kargat officers and leaders, including [[Venrith Chole]], the leader of the northeastern Darkonian Kargat branch, who [[jealous]]ly resents the promotion of an upstart.<ref name="Gazetteer II p. 36">[[Gazetteer II]] p. 36</ref>) For her part, Tavelia's [[betrayal]] took Kazandra completely off guard, but once Kazandra learned of it, her help was important in aiding Azalin [[agent]]s to restore him to power.<ref name="Gazetteer II p. 148">Gazetteer II p. 148</ref>

	==Current Sketch==		==Current Sketch==
	Lady Kazandra rules the Kargat more on paper than ~~official~~, though her Kargatane and the Kargat of Martira Bay look at her with special reverence ~~or even in some cases~~ approaching a [[~~deity~~]]. Yet the Kargat ~~of the other Kargat vampires and members~~ of the other branches, including Venrith Chole and [[Beryl Silvertress]] of [[Karg]], don't look upon Kazandra with such friendliness or trust. Kazandra lets them indulge in their little power games for now, but she ultimately seeks to bring all of the Kargat under one banner and will destroy the other branches if need be. In the meantime, she remains an influential and powerful social figure in Martira Bay, both as [[proprietor]] of the Cosmopolis Club, the [[headquarters]] of her operations, and as Kargat leader.<ref name="Gazetteer II p. 148">Gazetteer II p. 148</ref>		Lady Kazandra rules the Kargat more on paper than in actuality, though her Kargatane and the Kargat of Martira Bay look at her with special reverence sometimes approaching [[worship]]. Yet the Kargat of the other branches, including Venrith Chole and [[Beryl Silvertress]] of [[Karg]], don't look upon Kazandra with such friendliness or trust. Kazandra lets them indulge in their little power games for now, but she ultimately seeks to bring all of the Kargat under one banner and will destroy the other branches if need be. In the meantime, she remains an influential and powerful social figure in Martira Bay, both as [[proprietor]] of the Cosmopolis Club, the [[headquarters]] of her operations, and as Kargat leader.<ref name="Gazetteer II p. 148">Gazetteer II p. 148</ref>

	==Game Statistics==		==Game Statistics==

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	==Current Sketch==		==Current Sketch==
	Lady Kazandra rules the Kargat more on paper than official, though her Kargatane and the Kargat of Martira Bay look at her with special reverence or even in some cases approaching a [[deity]]. Yet the Kargat of the other Kargat vampires and members of the other branches, including Venrith Chole and [[Beryl Silvertress]] of [[Karg]], don't look upon Kazandra with such friendliness or trust. Kazandra lets them indulge in their little power games for now, but she ultimately seeks to bring all of the Kargat under one banner and will destroy the other branches if need be. In the meantime, she remains an influential and powerful social figure in Martira Bay, both as [[proprietor]] of the Cosmopolis Club, the [[headquarters]] of her operations, and as Kargat leader.<ref name="Gazetteer II p. 148">Gazetteer II]] p. 148</ref>		Lady Kazandra rules the Kargat more on paper than official, though her Kargatane and the Kargat of Martira Bay look at her with special reverence or even in some cases approaching a [[deity]]. Yet the Kargat of the other Kargat vampires and members of the other branches, including Venrith Chole and [[Beryl Silvertress]] of [[Karg]], don't look upon Kazandra with such friendliness or trust. Kazandra lets them indulge in their little power games for now, but she ultimately seeks to bring all of the Kargat under one banner and will destroy the other branches if need be. In the meantime, she remains an influential and powerful social figure in Martira Bay, both as [[proprietor]] of the Cosmopolis Club, the [[headquarters]] of her operations, and as Kargat leader.<ref name="Gazetteer II p. 148">Gazetteer II p. 148</ref>

	==Game Statistics==		==Game Statistics==

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	[[File:LadyKazandra.jpg\|thumb\|alt=Lady Kazandra\|Lady Kazandra]]		[[File:LadyKazandra.jpg\|thumb\|alt=Lady Kazandra\|Lady Kazandra]]
	[[Lady Kazandra]] is a [[nonplayer character]] and [[villain]] first mentioned in the [[2nd Edition]] Ravenloft [[campaign setting]] product [[Domains of Dread]] and later fully profiled in the [[Third Edition]] [[sourcebook]] [[Ravenloft Gazetteer II]]. She was to appear in a [[module]] for the first time in [[Death Undaunted]], but that product never made a complete or official release. In universe, she is the [[vampire]] leader of the [[Kargat]] and the [[Kargatane]] and resides within [[Martira Bay]] in [[Darkon]].<ref name="Gazetteer I p. 36">[[Gazetteer I]] p. 36</ref>		[[Lady Kazandra]] is a [[nonplayer character]] and [[villain]] first mentioned in the [[2nd Edition]] Ravenloft [[campaign setting]] product [[Domains of Dread]] and later fully profiled in the [[Third Edition]] [[sourcebook]] [[Ravenloft Gazetteer II]]. She was to appear in a [[module]] for the first time in [[Death Undaunted]], but that product never made a complete or official release. In universe, she is the [[vampire]] leader of the [[Kargat]] and the [[Kargatane]] and resides within [[Martira Bay]] in [[Darkon]].<ref name="Gazetteer II p. 36">[[Gazetteer II]] p. 36</ref>

	==History==		==History==
	Born of [[peasant]] stock in the town of [[Maykle]] in [[645 BC]], Lady Kazandra somehow earned her way into Darkon's secret police force and was eventually awarded transformation into a vampire for her dedication and devotion to the cause. Kazandra took on a variety of operations throughout Darkon before being called by the Kargat, to work in [[Martira Bay]] in the year of [[744 BC]].<ref name="Gazetteer I p. 147">Gazetteer I p. 147</ref>		Born of [[peasant]] stock in the town of [[Maykle]] in [[645 BC]], Lady Kazandra somehow earned her way into Darkon's secret police force and was eventually awarded transformation into a vampire for her dedication and devotion to the cause. Kazandra took on a variety of operations throughout Darkon before being called by the Kargat, to work in [[Martira Bay]] in the year of [[744 BC]].<ref name="Gazetteer II p. 147">Gazetteer II p. 147</ref>

	The Kargat called Kazandra to Martira Bay to use her as a tool for gaining control over the local [[criminal]] underworld. [[Tavelia]], the then Kargat leader, wanted to keep own hands squeaky clean as second-in-charge of the [[Faith of the Overseer]]. Unfortunately for Tavelia, Kazandra proved an able [[manipulator]] in her own right, setting up the influential [[Cosmopolis Club]] and subverting the local [[Kargatane]] as her own person [[minion]]s and pawns during the [[Grim Harvest]].<ref name="Gazetteer I p. 147-148">Gazetteer I p. 147-148</ref> By [[751 BC]], Lady Kazandra had the Kargatane effectively wrapped around her pinky figure, as they obeyed her in Azalin's absence.<ref>[[Domains of Dread]] p. 137-138; p. 18 lists 751 BC as the then-current year.</ref> In response to Kazandra's potential threat to her power, Tavelia commanded Kazandra to assassinate the meddling [[detective]] [[Alanik Ray]]. The [[assassination]] plot failed, but Alanik Ray became spooked enough to flee the domain. For her part, Lady Kazandra's [[eye]] was [[maimed]] and healed back with a peculiar [[disfigurement]], one that she keeps covered to this day.<ref name="Gazetteer I p. 147-148">Gazetteer I p. 147-148</ref>		The Kargat called Kazandra to Martira Bay to use her as a tool for gaining control over the local [[criminal]] underworld. [[Tavelia]], the then Kargat leader, wanted to keep own hands squeaky clean as second-in-charge of the [[Faith of the Overseer]]. Unfortunately for Tavelia, Kazandra proved an able [[manipulator]] in her own right, setting up the influential [[Cosmopolis Club]] and subverting the local [[Kargatane]] as her own person [[minion]]s and pawns during the [[Grim Harvest]].<ref name="Gazetteer II p. 147-148">Gazetteer II p. 147-148</ref> By [[751 BC]], Lady Kazandra had the Kargatane effectively wrapped around her pinky figure, as they obeyed her in Azalin's absence.<ref>[[Domains of Dread]] p. 137-138; p. 18 lists 751 BC as the then-current year.</ref> In response to Kazandra's potential threat to her power, Tavelia commanded Kazandra to assassinate the meddling [[detective]] [[Alanik Ray]]. The [[assassination]] plot failed, but Alanik Ray became spooked enough to flee the domain. For her part, Lady Kazandra's [[eye]] was [[maimed]] and healed back with a peculiar [[disfigurement]], one that she keeps covered to this day.<ref name="Gazetteer II p. 147-148">Gazetteer II p. 147-148</ref>

	Following Tavelia's botched [[conspiracy]] to enslave [[Azalin Rex]] as he returned to corporeal form in [[755 BC]], Tavelia [[disappeared]]. Azalin appointed Kazandra as her successor as the [[leader]] of Kargat activity in western Darkon and (in official rank at least) of the entire organization. (This promotion has alienated many other Kargat officers and leaders, including [[Venrith Chole]], the leader of the northeastern Darkonian Kargat branch, who [[jealous]]ly resents the promotion of an upstart.<ref name="Gazetteer I p. 36">[[Gazetteer I]] p. 36</ref> For her part, Tavelia's [[betrayal]] took Kazandra completely off guard, but once Kazandra learned of it, her help was important in aiding Azalin [[agent]]s to restore him to power.<ref name="Gazetteer I p. 148">Gazetteer I p. 148</ref>		Following Tavelia's botched [[conspiracy]] to enslave [[Azalin Rex]] as he returned to corporeal form in [[755 BC]], Tavelia [[disappeared]]. Azalin appointed Kazandra as her successor as the [[leader]] of Kargat activity in western Darkon and (in official rank at least) of the entire organization. (This promotion has alienated many other Kargat officers and leaders, including [[Venrith Chole]], the leader of the northeastern Darkonian Kargat branch, who [[jealous]]ly resents the promotion of an upstart.<ref name="Gazetteer II p. 36">[[Gazetteer II]] p. 36</ref> For her part, Tavelia's [[betrayal]] took Kazandra completely off guard, but once Kazandra learned of it, her help was important in aiding Azalin [[agent]]s to restore him to power.<ref name="Gazetteer II p. 148">Gazetteer II p. 148</ref>

	==Current Sketch==		==Current Sketch==
	Lady Kazandra rules the Kargat more on paper than official, though her Kargatane and the Kargat of Martira Bay look at her with special reverence or even in some cases approaching a [[deity]]. Yet the Kargat of the other Kargat vampires and members of the other branches, including Venrith Chole and [[Beryl Silvertress]] of [[Karg]], don't look upon Kazandra with such friendliness or trust. Kazandra lets them indulge in their little power games for now, but she ultimately seeks to bring all of the Kargat under one banner and will destroy the other branches if need be. In the meantime, she remains an influential and powerful social figure in Martira Bay, both as [[proprietor]] of the Cosmopolis Club, the [[headquarters]] of her operations, and as Kargat leader.<ref name="Gazetteer I p. 148">Gazetteer I]] p. 148</ref>		Lady Kazandra rules the Kargat more on paper than official, though her Kargatane and the Kargat of Martira Bay look at her with special reverence or even in some cases approaching a [[deity]]. Yet the Kargat of the other Kargat vampires and members of the other branches, including Venrith Chole and [[Beryl Silvertress]] of [[Karg]], don't look upon Kazandra with such friendliness or trust. Kazandra lets them indulge in their little power games for now, but she ultimately seeks to bring all of the Kargat under one banner and will destroy the other branches if need be. In the meantime, she remains an influential and powerful social figure in Martira Bay, both as [[proprietor]] of the Cosmopolis Club, the [[headquarters]] of her operations, and as Kargat leader.<ref name="Gazetteer II p. 148">Gazetteer II]] p. 148</ref>

	==Game Statistics==		==Game Statistics==

	Female [[Human]] [[fledgling vampire]] [[Rogue]] 5 / [[Assassin]] 3, [[Lawful Evil]]<ref name="Gazetteer I p. 147">Gazetteer I p. 147</ref>		Female [[Human]] [[fledgling vampire]] [[Rogue]] 5 / [[Assassin]] 3, [[Lawful Evil]]<ref name="Gazetteer II p. 147">Gazetteer II p. 147</ref>
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	The Kargat called Kazandra to Martira Bay to use her as a tool for gaining control over the local [[criminal]] underworld. [[Tavelia]], the then Kargat leader, wanted to keep own hands squeaky clean as second-in-charge of the [[Faith of the Overseer]]. Unfortunately for Tavelia, Kazandra proved an able [[manipulator]] in her own right, setting up the influential [[Cosmopolis Club]] and subverting the local [[Kargatane]] as her own person [[minion]]s and pawns during the [[Grim Harvest]].<ref name="Gazetteer I p. 147-148">Gazetteer I p. 147-148</ref> By [[751 BC]], Lady Kazandra had the Kargatane effectively wrapped around her pinky figure, as they obeyed her in Azalin's absence.<ref>[[Domains of Dread]] p. 137-138; p. 18 lists 751 BC as the then-current year.</ref> In response to Kazandra's potential threat to her power, Tavelia commanded Kazandra to assassinate the meddling [[detective]] [[Alanik Ray]]. The [[assassination]] plot failed, but Alanik Ray became spooked enough to flee the domain. For her part, Lady Kazandra's [[eye]] was [[maimed]] and healed back with a peculiar [[disfigurement]], one that she keeps covered to this day.<ref name="Gazetteer I p. 147-148">Gazetteer I p. 147-148</ref>		The Kargat called Kazandra to Martira Bay to use her as a tool for gaining control over the local [[criminal]] underworld. [[Tavelia]], the then Kargat leader, wanted to keep own hands squeaky clean as second-in-charge of the [[Faith of the Overseer]]. Unfortunately for Tavelia, Kazandra proved an able [[manipulator]] in her own right, setting up the influential [[Cosmopolis Club]] and subverting the local [[Kargatane]] as her own person [[minion]]s and pawns during the [[Grim Harvest]].<ref name="Gazetteer I p. 147-148">Gazetteer I p. 147-148</ref> By [[751 BC]], Lady Kazandra had the Kargatane effectively wrapped around her pinky figure, as they obeyed her in Azalin's absence.<ref>[[Domains of Dread]] p. 137-138; p. 18 lists 751 BC as the then-current year.</ref> In response to Kazandra's potential threat to her power, Tavelia commanded Kazandra to assassinate the meddling [[detective]] [[Alanik Ray]]. The [[assassination]] plot failed, but Alanik Ray became spooked enough to flee the domain. For her part, Lady Kazandra's [[eye]] was [[maimed]] and healed back with a peculiar [[disfigurement]], one that she keeps covered to this day.<ref name="Gazetteer I p. 147-148">Gazetteer I p. 147-148</ref>

	Following Tavelia's botched [[conspiracy]] to enslave [[Azalin Rex]] as he returned to corporeal form in [[755 BC]], Tavelia [[disappeared]]. Azalin appointed Kazandra as her successor as the [[leader]] of Kargat activity in western Darkon and (in official rank at least) of the ~~whole~~ organization. (This promotion has alienated many other Kargat officers and leaders, including [[Venrith Chole]], the leader of the northeastern Darkonian Kargat branch, who [[jealous]]ly resents the promotion of an upstart.<ref name="Gazetteer I p. 36">[[Gazetteer I]] p. 36</ref> For her part, Tavelia's [[betrayal]] took Kazandra completely off guard, but once Kazandra learned of it, her help was important in aiding Azalin [[agent]]s to restore him to power.<ref name="Gazetteer I p. 148">Gazetteer I p. 148</ref>		Following Tavelia's botched [[conspiracy]] to enslave [[Azalin Rex]] as he returned to corporeal form in [[755 BC]], Tavelia [[disappeared]]. Azalin appointed Kazandra as her successor as the [[leader]] of Kargat activity in western Darkon and (in official rank at least) of the entire organization. (This promotion has alienated many other Kargat officers and leaders, including [[Venrith Chole]], the leader of the northeastern Darkonian Kargat branch, who [[jealous]]ly resents the promotion of an upstart.<ref name="Gazetteer I p. 36">[[Gazetteer I]] p. 36</ref> For her part, Tavelia's [[betrayal]] took Kazandra completely off guard, but once Kazandra learned of it, her help was important in aiding Azalin [[agent]]s to restore him to power.<ref name="Gazetteer I p. 148">Gazetteer I p. 148</ref>

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	Born of [[peasant]] stock in the town of [[Maykle]] in [[645 BC]], Lady Kazandra somehow earned her way into Darkon's secret police force and was eventually awarded transformation into a vampire for her dedication and devotion to the cause. Kazandra took on a variety of operations throughout Darkon before being called by ~~[[Tavelia Regina]], then~~ Kargat ~~leader~~, to work in [[Martira Bay]] in the year of [[744 BC]].<ref name="Gazetteer I p. 147">Gazetteer I p. 147</ref>		Born of [[peasant]] stock in the town of [[Maykle]] in [[645 BC]], Lady Kazandra somehow earned her way into Darkon's secret police force and was eventually awarded transformation into a vampire for her dedication and devotion to the cause. Kazandra took on a variety of operations throughout Darkon before being called by the Kargat, to work in [[Martira Bay]] in the year of [[744 BC]].<ref name="Gazetteer I p. 147">Gazetteer I p. 147</ref>

	~~Tavelia~~ called Kazandra to Martira Bay to use her as a tool for gaining control over the local [[criminal]] underworld ~~while keeping her~~ own hands squeaky clean as second-in-charge of the [[Faith of the Overseer]]. Unfortunately for Tavelia, Kazandra proved an able [[manipulator]] in her own right, setting up the influential [[Cosmopolis Club]] and subverting the local [[Kargatane]] as her own person [[minion]]s and pawns during the [[Grim Harvest]].<ref name="Gazetteer I p. 147-148">Gazetteer I p. 147-148</ref> By [[751 BC]], Lady Kazandra had the Kargatane effectively wrapped around her pinky figure, as they obeyed her in Azalin's absence.<ref>[[Domains of Dread]] p. 137-138; p. 18 lists 751 BC as the then-current year.</ref> In response to Kazandra's potential threat to her power, Tavelia commanded Kazandra to assassinate the meddling [[detective]] [[Alanik Ray]]. The [[assassination]] plot failed, but Alanik Ray became spooked enough to flee the domain. For her part, Lady Kazandra's [[eye]] was [[maimed]] and healed back with a peculiar [[disfigurement]], one that she keeps covered to this day.<ref name="Gazetteer I p. 147-148">Gazetteer I p. 147-148</ref>		The Kargat called Kazandra to Martira Bay to use her as a tool for gaining control over the local [[criminal]] underworld. [[Tavelia]], the then Kargat leader, wanted to keep own hands squeaky clean as second-in-charge of the [[Faith of the Overseer]]. Unfortunately for Tavelia, Kazandra proved an able [[manipulator]] in her own right, setting up the influential [[Cosmopolis Club]] and subverting the local [[Kargatane]] as her own person [[minion]]s and pawns during the [[Grim Harvest]].<ref name="Gazetteer I p. 147-148">Gazetteer I p. 147-148</ref> By [[751 BC]], Lady Kazandra had the Kargatane effectively wrapped around her pinky figure, as they obeyed her in Azalin's absence.<ref>[[Domains of Dread]] p. 137-138; p. 18 lists 751 BC as the then-current year.</ref> In response to Kazandra's potential threat to her power, Tavelia commanded Kazandra to assassinate the meddling [[detective]] [[Alanik Ray]]. The [[assassination]] plot failed, but Alanik Ray became spooked enough to flee the domain. For her part, Lady Kazandra's [[eye]] was [[maimed]] and healed back with a peculiar [[disfigurement]], one that she keeps covered to this day.<ref name="Gazetteer I p. 147-148">Gazetteer I p. 147-148</ref>

	Following Tavelia's botched [[conspiracy]] to enslave [[Azalin Rex]] as he returned to corporeal form in [[755 BC]], Tavelia [[disappeared]]. Azalin appointed Kazandra as her successor as the [[leader]] of Kargat activity in western Darkon and (in official rank at least) of the whole organization. (This promotion has alienated many other Kargat officers and leaders, including [[Venrith Chole]], the leader of the northeastern Darkonian Kargat branch, who [[jealous]]ly resents the promotion of an upstart.<ref name="Gazetteer I p. 36">[[Gazetteer I]] p. 36</ref> For her part, Tavelia's [[betrayal]] took Kazandra completely off guard, but once Kazandra learned of it, her help was important in aiding Azalin [[agent]]s to restore him to power.<ref name="Gazetteer I p. 148">Gazetteer I p. 148</ref>		Following Tavelia's botched [[conspiracy]] to enslave [[Azalin Rex]] as he returned to corporeal form in [[755 BC]], Tavelia [[disappeared]]. Azalin appointed Kazandra as her successor as the [[leader]] of Kargat activity in western Darkon and (in official rank at least) of the whole organization. (This promotion has alienated many other Kargat officers and leaders, including [[Venrith Chole]], the leader of the northeastern Darkonian Kargat branch, who [[jealous]]ly resents the promotion of an upstart.<ref name="Gazetteer I p. 36">[[Gazetteer I]] p. 36</ref> For her part, Tavelia's [[betrayal]] took Kazandra completely off guard, but once Kazandra learned of it, her help was important in aiding Azalin [[agent]]s to restore him to power.<ref name="Gazetteer I p. 148">Gazetteer I p. 148</ref>

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	Lady Kazandra rules the Kargat more on paper than official, though her Kargatane and the Kargat of Martira Bay look at her with special reverence or even in some cases approaching a [[deity]]. Yet the Kargat of the other Kargat vampires and members of the other branches, including Venrith Chole and [[Beryl ~~Silvertree~~]] of [[Karg]], don't look upon Kazandra with such friendliness or trust. Kazandra lets them indulge in their little power games for now, but she ultimately seeks to bring all of the Kargat under one banner and will destroy the other branches if need be. In the meantime, she remains an influential and powerful social figure in Martira Bay, both as [[proprietor]] of the Cosmopolis Club, the [[headquarters]] of her operations, and as Kargat leader.<ref name="Gazetteer I p. 148">Gazetteer I]] p. 148</ref>		Lady Kazandra rules the Kargat more on paper than official, though her Kargatane and the Kargat of Martira Bay look at her with special reverence or even in some cases approaching a [[deity]]. Yet the Kargat of the other Kargat vampires and members of the other branches, including Venrith Chole and [[Beryl Silvertress]] of [[Karg]], don't look upon Kazandra with such friendliness or trust. Kazandra lets them indulge in their little power games for now, but she ultimately seeks to bring all of the Kargat under one banner and will destroy the other branches if need be. In the meantime, she remains an influential and powerful social figure in Martira Bay, both as [[proprietor]] of the Cosmopolis Club, the [[headquarters]] of her operations, and as Kargat leader.<ref name="Gazetteer I p. 148">Gazetteer I]] p. 148</ref>

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	Born of [[peasant]] stock in the town of [[Maykle]] in [[645 BC]], Lady Kazandra somehow earned her way into Darkon's secret police force and was eventually awarded transformation into a vampire for her dedication and devotion to the cause. Kazandra took on a variety of operations throughout Darkon before being called by [[Tavelia Regina]], then Kargat leader, to work in [[Martira Bay]] in the year of [[744 BC]].<ref name="Gazetteer I p. 147">Gazetteer I p. 147</ref>		Born of [[peasant]] stock in the town of [[Maykle]] in [[645 BC]], Lady Kazandra somehow earned her way into Darkon's secret police force and was eventually awarded transformation into a vampire for her dedication and devotion to the cause. Kazandra took on a variety of operations throughout Darkon before being called by [[Tavelia Regina]], then Kargat leader, to work in [[Martira Bay]] in the year of [[744 BC]].<ref name="Gazetteer I p. 147">Gazetteer I p. 147</ref>

	Tavelia called Kazandra to Martira Bay to use her as a tool for gaining control over the local [[criminal]] underworld while keeping her own hands squeaky clean as second-in-charge of the [[Faith of the Overseer]]. Unfortunately for Tavelia, Kazandra proved an able [[manipulator]] in her own right, setting up the influential [[Cosmopolis Club]] and subverting the local [[~~Kargantane~~]] as her own person [[minion]]s and pawns during the [[Grim Harvest]].<ref name="Gazetteer I p. 147-148">Gazetteer I p. 147-148</ref> By [[751 BC]], Lady Kazandra had the Kargatane effectively wrapped around her pinky figure, as they obeyed her in Azalin's absence.<ref>[[Domains of Dread]] p. 137-138; p. 18 lists 751 BC as the then-current year.</ref> In response to Kazandra's potential threat to her power, Tavelia commanded Kazandra to assassinate the meddling [[detective]] [[Alanik Ray]]. The [[assassination]] plot failed, but Alanik Ray became spooked enough to flee the domain. For her part, Lady Kazandra's [[eye]] was [[maimed]] and healed back with a peculiar [[disfigurement]], one that she keeps covered to this day.<ref name="Gazetteer I p. 147-148">Gazetteer I p. 147-148</ref>		Tavelia called Kazandra to Martira Bay to use her as a tool for gaining control over the local [[criminal]] underworld while keeping her own hands squeaky clean as second-in-charge of the [[Faith of the Overseer]]. Unfortunately for Tavelia, Kazandra proved an able [[manipulator]] in her own right, setting up the influential [[Cosmopolis Club]] and subverting the local [[Kargatane]] as her own person [[minion]]s and pawns during the [[Grim Harvest]].<ref name="Gazetteer I p. 147-148">Gazetteer I p. 147-148</ref> By [[751 BC]], Lady Kazandra had the Kargatane effectively wrapped around her pinky figure, as they obeyed her in Azalin's absence.<ref>[[Domains of Dread]] p. 137-138; p. 18 lists 751 BC as the then-current year.</ref> In response to Kazandra's potential threat to her power, Tavelia commanded Kazandra to assassinate the meddling [[detective]] [[Alanik Ray]]. The [[assassination]] plot failed, but Alanik Ray became spooked enough to flee the domain. For her part, Lady Kazandra's [[eye]] was [[maimed]] and healed back with a peculiar [[disfigurement]], one that she keeps covered to this day.<ref name="Gazetteer I p. 147-148">Gazetteer I p. 147-148</ref>

	Following Tavelia's botched [[conspiracy]] to enslave [[Azalin Rex]] as he returned to corporeal form in [[755 BC]], Tavelia [[disappeared]]. Azalin appointed Kazandra as her successor as the [[leader]] of Kargat activity in western Darkon and (in official rank at least) of the whole organization. (This promotion has alienated many other Kargat officers and leaders, including [[Venrith Chole]], the leader of the northeastern Darkonian Kargat branch, who [[jealous]]ly resents the promotion of an upstart.<ref name="Gazetteer I p. 36">[[Gazetteer I]] p. 36</ref> For her part, Tavelia's [[betrayal]] took Kazandra completely off guard, but once Kazandra learned of it, her help was important in aiding Azalin [[agent]]s to restore him to power.<ref name="Gazetteer I p. 148">Gazetteer I p. 148</ref>		Following Tavelia's botched [[conspiracy]] to enslave [[Azalin Rex]] as he returned to corporeal form in [[755 BC]], Tavelia [[disappeared]]. Azalin appointed Kazandra as her successor as the [[leader]] of Kargat activity in western Darkon and (in official rank at least) of the whole organization. (This promotion has alienated many other Kargat officers and leaders, including [[Venrith Chole]], the leader of the northeastern Darkonian Kargat branch, who [[jealous]]ly resents the promotion of an upstart.<ref name="Gazetteer I p. 36">[[Gazetteer I]] p. 36</ref> For her part, Tavelia's [[betrayal]] took Kazandra completely off guard, but once Kazandra learned of it, her help was important in aiding Azalin [[agent]]s to restore him to power.<ref name="Gazetteer I p. 148">Gazetteer I p. 148</ref>