Milos - Revision history

Rock at 20:29, 6 December 2024

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	Milos stole the presumed diary of Strahd Von Zarovich - annotated by [[Azalin]] - from his deceased employer's property in lieu of the wages he had been owed (noting that all the other mercenaries had done the same), and attempted to sell it to [[Mrs. Heywood]]. He reluctantly agreed to leave the book in Mrs. Heywood's care for the day so she could read it to ensure its authenticity. Milos expressed some interest in learning how to read by watching Mrs. Heywood do so, and seemed to be genuinely disappointed when she informed him this was not how someone could learn.		Milos stole the presumed diary of Strahd Von Zarovich - annotated by [[Azalin]] - from his deceased employer's property in lieu of the wages he had been owed (noting that all the other mercenaries had done the same), and attempted to sell it to [[Mrs. Heywood]]. He reluctantly agreed to leave the book in Mrs. Heywood's care for the day so she could read it to ensure its authenticity. Milos expressed some interest in learning how to read by watching Mrs. Heywood do so, and seemed to be genuinely disappointed when she informed him this was not how someone could learn.

	Milos returned in the evening to negotiate payment for the book, only ~~for~~ to be confronted by a vampire minion (presumably Strahd's or else a member of the [[Kargat]]), who entered [[Mrs. Heywood's Bookshop]] to retrieve the book and apprehend the [[thief]]. Milos surrendered the book but retreated. The vampire fiendishly thanked the horrified Mrs. Heywood for delaying the thief and promised Milos would be tracked down and fed upon. {{Spec\|As such, Milos was probably not long for this world.}}		Milos returned in the evening to negotiate payment for the book, only to be confronted by a vampire minion (presumably Strahd's or else a member of the [[Kargat]]), who entered [[Mrs. Heywood's Bookshop]] to retrieve the book and apprehend the [[thief]]. Milos surrendered the book but retreated. The vampire fiendishly thanked the horrified Mrs. Heywood for delaying the thief and promised Milos would be tracked down and fed upon. {{Spec\|As such, Milos was probably not long for this world.}}

	==Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue==		==Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue==

Rock at 22:07, 7 October 2024

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	Milos is a character from the novel [[I, Strahd: The War Against Azalin]]. Milos is a [[mercenary]] who had been in the service of a [[Barovia\|Barovian]] [[aristocrat\|nobleman]], who fetched up on the wrong end of a dispute over [[tax\|taxes]] with [[Strahd Von Zarovich]], and whose head was found on a stake one morning.		Milos is a character from the novel [[I, Strahd: The War Against Azalin]]. Milos is a [[mercenary]] who had been in the service of a [[Barovia\|Barovian]] [[aristocrat\|nobleman]], who fetched up on the wrong end of a dispute over [[tax\|taxes]] with [[Strahd Von Zarovich]], and whose head was found on a stake one morning.

	Milos stole the presumed diary of Strahd Von Zarovich - annotated by [[Azalin]] - from his deceased employer's property in lieu of the wages he had been owed (noting that all the other mercenaries had done the same), and attempted to sell it to [[Mrs. Heywood]]. He reluctantly agreed to leave the book in Mrs. Heywood's care for the day so she could read it to ensure its authenticity. Milos expressed some interest in learning how to read by watching Mrs. Heywood do so~~. He~~ seemed to be genuinely disappointed when she informed him this was not how someone could learn.		Milos stole the presumed diary of Strahd Von Zarovich - annotated by [[Azalin]] - from his deceased employer's property in lieu of the wages he had been owed (noting that all the other mercenaries had done the same), and attempted to sell it to [[Mrs. Heywood]]. He reluctantly agreed to leave the book in Mrs. Heywood's care for the day so she could read it to ensure its authenticity. Milos expressed some interest in learning how to read by watching Mrs. Heywood do so, and seemed to be genuinely disappointed when she informed him this was not how someone could learn.

	Milos returned in the evening to negotiate payment for the book, only for to be confronted by a vampire minion (presumably Strahd's or else a member of the [[Kargat]]), who entered [[Mrs. Heywood's Bookshop]] to retrieve the book and apprehend the [[thief]]. Milos surrendered the book but retreated. The vampire fiendishly thanked the horrified Mrs. Heywood for delaying the thief and promised Milos would be tracked down and fed upon. {{Spec\|As such, Milos was probably not long for this world.}}		Milos returned in the evening to negotiate payment for the book, only for to be confronted by a vampire minion (presumably Strahd's or else a member of the [[Kargat]]), who entered [[Mrs. Heywood's Bookshop]] to retrieve the book and apprehend the [[thief]]. Milos surrendered the book but retreated. The vampire fiendishly thanked the horrified Mrs. Heywood for delaying the thief and promised Milos would be tracked down and fed upon. {{Spec\|As such, Milos was probably not long for this world.}}

Rock at 22:02, 7 October 2024

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	Milos is a character from the novel [[I, Strahd: The War Against Azalin]]. Milos is a [[mercenary]] who had been in the service of a [[Barovia\|Barovian]] [[aristocrat\|nobleman]], who fetched up on the wrong end of a dispute over [[tax\|taxes]] with [[Strahd Von Zarovich]], and whose head was found on a stake one morning.		Milos is a character from the novel [[I, Strahd: The War Against Azalin]]. Milos is a [[mercenary]] who had been in the service of a [[Barovia\|Barovian]] [[aristocrat\|nobleman]], who fetched up on the wrong end of a dispute over [[tax\|taxes]] with [[Strahd Von Zarovich]], and whose head was found on a stake one morning.

	Milos stole the presumed diary of Strahd Von Zarovich from his deceased employer's property in lieu of the wages he had been owed (noting that all the other mercenaries had done the same), and attempted to sell it to [[Mrs. Heywood]]. He reluctantly agreed to leave the book in Mrs. Heywood's care for the day so she could read it to ensure its authenticity. Milos expressed some interest in learning how to read by watching Mrs. Heywood do so. He seemed to be genuinely disappointed when she informed him this was not how someone could learn.		Milos stole the presumed diary of Strahd Von Zarovich - annotated by [[Azalin]] - from his deceased employer's property in lieu of the wages he had been owed (noting that all the other mercenaries had done the same), and attempted to sell it to [[Mrs. Heywood]]. He reluctantly agreed to leave the book in Mrs. Heywood's care for the day so she could read it to ensure its authenticity. Milos expressed some interest in learning how to read by watching Mrs. Heywood do so. He seemed to be genuinely disappointed when she informed him this was not how someone could learn.

	Milos returned in the evening to negotiate payment for the book, only for to be confronted by a vampire minion (presumably Strahd's or else a member of the [[Kargat]]), who entered [[Mrs. Heywood's Bookshop]] to retrieve the book and apprehend the [[thief]]. Milos surrendered the book but retreated. The vampire fiendishly thanked the horrified Mrs. Heywood for delaying the thief and promised Milos would be tracked down and fed upon. {{Spec\|As such, Milos was probably not long for this world.}}		Milos returned in the evening to negotiate payment for the book, only for to be confronted by a vampire minion (presumably Strahd's or else a member of the [[Kargat]]), who entered [[Mrs. Heywood's Bookshop]] to retrieve the book and apprehend the [[thief]]. Milos surrendered the book but retreated. The vampire fiendishly thanked the horrified Mrs. Heywood for delaying the thief and promised Milos would be tracked down and fed upon. {{Spec\|As such, Milos was probably not long for this world.}}

Rock at 21:25, 7 October 2024

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	Milos is a character from the novel [[I, Strahd: The War Against Azalin]]. Milos is a [[mercenary]] who had been in the service of a [[Barovia\|Barovian]] [[aristocrat\|nobleman]], who fetched up on the wrong end of a dispute over [[tax\|taxes]] with [[Strahd Von Zarovich]], and whose head was found on a stake one morning. Milos stole the presumed diary of Strahd Von Zarovich from his deceased employer's property in lieu of the wages he had been owed (noting that all the other mercenaries had done the same), and attempted to sell it to [[Mrs. Heywood]]. He reluctantly agreed to leave the book in Mrs. Heywood's care for the day so she could read it to ensure its authenticity. Milos expressed some interest in learning how to read by watching Mrs. Heywood do so. He seemed to be genuinely disappointed when she informed him this was not how someone could learn. ~~However, once night came~~, a vampire minion (presumably Strahd's or else a member of the [[Kargat]]) entered [[Mrs. Heywood's Bookshop]] to retrieve the book and apprehend the [[thief]]. Milos surrendered the book but retreated. The vampire fiendishly thanked the horrified Mrs. Heywood for delaying the thief and promised Milos would be tracked down and fed upon. {{Spec\|As such, Milos was probably not long for this world.}}		Milos is a character from the novel [[I, Strahd: The War Against Azalin]]. Milos is a [[mercenary]] who had been in the service of a [[Barovia\|Barovian]] [[aristocrat\|nobleman]], who fetched up on the wrong end of a dispute over [[tax\|taxes]] with [[Strahd Von Zarovich]], and whose head was found on a stake one morning.

			Milos stole the presumed diary of Strahd Von Zarovich from his deceased employer's property in lieu of the wages he had been owed (noting that all the other mercenaries had done the same), and attempted to sell it to [[Mrs. Heywood]]. He reluctantly agreed to leave the book in Mrs. Heywood's care for the day so she could read it to ensure its authenticity. Milos expressed some interest in learning how to read by watching Mrs. Heywood do so. He seemed to be genuinely disappointed when she informed him this was not how someone could learn.

			Milos returned in the evening to negotiate payment for the book, only for to be confronted by a vampire minion (presumably Strahd's or else a member of the [[Kargat]]), who entered [[Mrs. Heywood's Bookshop]] to retrieve the book and apprehend the [[thief]]. Milos surrendered the book but retreated. The vampire fiendishly thanked the horrified Mrs. Heywood for delaying the thief and promised Milos would be tracked down and fed upon. {{Spec\|As such, Milos was probably not long for this world.}}

	==Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue==		==Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue==

Rock at 21:23, 7 October 2024

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	Milos is a character from the novel [[I, Strahd: The War Against Azalin]]. Milos is a [[mercenary]] who had been in the service of a [[Barovia\|Barovian]] [[nobleman]], who fetched up on the wrong end of a dispute over [[tax\|taxes]] with [[Strahd Von Zarovich]], and whose head was found on a stake one morning. Milos stole the presumed diary of Strahd Von Zarovich from his deceased employer's property in lieu of the wages he had been owed (noting that all the other mercenaries had done the same), and attempted to sell it to [[Mrs. Heywood]]. He reluctantly agreed to leave the book in Mrs. Heywood's care for the day so she could read it to ensure its authenticity. Milos expressed some interest in learning how to read by watching Mrs. Heywood do so. He seemed to be genuinely disappointed when she informed him this was not how someone could learn. However, once night came, a vampire minion (presumably Strahd's or else a member of the [[Kargat]]) entered [[Mrs. Heywood's Bookshop]] to retrieve the book and apprehend the [[thief]]. Milos surrendered the book but retreated. The vampire fiendishly thanked the horrified Mrs. Heywood for delaying the thief and promised Milos would be tracked down and fed upon. {{Spec\|As such, Milos was probably not long for this world.}}		Milos is a character from the novel [[I, Strahd: The War Against Azalin]]. Milos is a [[mercenary]] who had been in the service of a [[Barovia\|Barovian]] [[aristocrat\|nobleman]], who fetched up on the wrong end of a dispute over [[tax\|taxes]] with [[Strahd Von Zarovich]], and whose head was found on a stake one morning. Milos stole the presumed diary of Strahd Von Zarovich from his deceased employer's property in lieu of the wages he had been owed (noting that all the other mercenaries had done the same), and attempted to sell it to [[Mrs. Heywood]]. He reluctantly agreed to leave the book in Mrs. Heywood's care for the day so she could read it to ensure its authenticity. Milos expressed some interest in learning how to read by watching Mrs. Heywood do so. He seemed to be genuinely disappointed when she informed him this was not how someone could learn. However, once night came, a vampire minion (presumably Strahd's or else a member of the [[Kargat]]) entered [[Mrs. Heywood's Bookshop]] to retrieve the book and apprehend the [[thief]]. Milos surrendered the book but retreated. The vampire fiendishly thanked the horrified Mrs. Heywood for delaying the thief and promised Milos would be tracked down and fed upon. {{Spec\|As such, Milos was probably not long for this world.}}

	==Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue==		==Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue==

Rock at 21:23, 7 October 2024

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	Milos is a character from the novel [[I, Strahd: The War Against Azalin]]. Milos ~~stole~~ the ~~presumed diary~~ of [[Strahd Von Zarovich]]'~~sand~~ attempted to sell it to [[Mrs. Heywood]]. ~~She held it~~ for the day ~~and~~ read it to ensure its authenticity. However, ~~one~~ night came, a vampire minion (presumably Strahd's) entered [[Mrs. Heywood's Bookshop]] to retrieve the book and apprehend the [[thief]]. Milos surrendered the book but retreated. The vampire fiendishly thanked the horrified Mrs. Heywood for delaying the thief and promised Milos would be tracked down and fed upon. {{Spec\|As such, Milos was probably not long for this world.}}		Milos is a character from the novel [[I, Strahd: The War Against Azalin]]. Milos is a [[mercenary]] who had been in the service of a [[Barovia\|Barovian]] [[nobleman]], who fetched up on the wrong end of a dispute over [[tax\|taxes]] with [[Strahd Von Zarovich]], and whose head was found on a stake one morning. Milos stole the presumed diary of Strahd Von Zarovich from his deceased employer's property in lieu of the wages he had been owed (noting that all the other mercenaries had done the same), and attempted to sell it to [[Mrs. Heywood]]. He reluctantly agreed to leave the book in Mrs. Heywood's care for the day so she could read it to ensure its authenticity. Milos expressed some interest in learning how to read by watching Mrs. Heywood do so. He seemed to be genuinely disappointed when she informed him this was not how someone could learn. However, once night came, a vampire minion (presumably Strahd's or else a member of the [[Kargat]]) entered [[Mrs. Heywood's Bookshop]] to retrieve the book and apprehend the [[thief]]. Milos surrendered the book but retreated. The vampire fiendishly thanked the horrified Mrs. Heywood for delaying the thief and promised Milos would be tracked down and fed upon. {{Spec\|As such, Milos was probably not long for this world.}}

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	[[category:Novel Character]]		[[category:Novel Character]]
	[[category:Possibly Deceased]]		[[category:Possibly Deceased]]

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The Lesser Evil at 22:11, 21 June 2017

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	Milos is a character from the novel [[I, Strahd: The War Against Azalin]]. Milos stole the presumed diary of [[Strahd Von Zarovich]]'sand attempted to sell it to [[Mrs. Heywood]]. She held it for the day and read it to ensure its authenticity. However, one night came, a vampire minion (presumably Strahd's) entered [[Mrs. Heywood's ~~shop~~]] to retrieve the book and apprehend the [[thief]]. Milos surrendered the book but retreated. The vampire fiendishly thanked the horrified Mrs. Heywood for delaying the thief and promised Milos would be tracked down and fed upon. {{Spec\|As such, Milos was probably not long for this world.}}		Milos is a character from the novel [[I, Strahd: The War Against Azalin]]. Milos stole the presumed diary of [[Strahd Von Zarovich]]'sand attempted to sell it to [[Mrs. Heywood]]. She held it for the day and read it to ensure its authenticity. However, one night came, a vampire minion (presumably Strahd's) entered [[Mrs. Heywood's Bookshop]] to retrieve the book and apprehend the [[thief]]. Milos surrendered the book but retreated. The vampire fiendishly thanked the horrified Mrs. Heywood for delaying the thief and promised Milos would be tracked down and fed upon. {{Spec\|As such, Milos was probably not long for this world.}}

	==Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue==		==Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue==

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	~~Tried to sell~~ [[Strahd Von Zarovich]]'s ~~Diary to~~ [[Mrs. Heywood]].		Milos is a character from the novel [[I, Strahd: The War Against Azalin]]. Milos stole the presumed diary of [[Strahd Von Zarovich]]'sand attempted to sell it to [[Mrs. Heywood]]. She held it for the day and read it to ensure its authenticity. However, one night came, a vampire minion (presumably Strahd's) entered [[Mrs. Heywood's shop]] to retrieve the book and apprehend the [[thief]]. Milos surrendered the book but retreated. The vampire fiendishly thanked the horrified Mrs. Heywood for delaying the thief and promised Milos would be tracked down and fed upon. {{Spec\|As such, Milos was probably not long for this world.}}

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			[[category:Possibly Murdered]]
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