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	Though Soth and Azrael seek to root out the White Rose and her gang of [[rebel]]s, her goals remain largely a [[mystery]] until the later half of the book.		Though Soth and Azrael seek to root out the White Rose and her gang of [[rebel]]s, her goals remain largely a [[mystery]] until the later half of the book.

	When [[Ganelon]] reaches the [[Lair of the Whispering Beast]], the White Rose reveals the nature of her plans. Those of the Thorns not gone off to quest pour sacks of gathered white and red [[rose]]s into purified [[cauldron]] furnaces in order to shine the [[Category:Krynnish\|Krynnish]] [[moon]]s of [[Lunitari]] and [[Solinari]] upon Sithicus such that Soth will face [[judgement]].<ref name="Spectre of the Black Rose p. 215-216">Spectre of the Black Rose p. 215-216</ref> The White Rose offers Ganelon a trade: to heal [[Helain]] of [[madness]] in exchange for the collection and delivery of the red roses they needed for ~~Solinari~~.<ref name="Spectre of the Black Rose p. 216-218">Spectre of the Black Rose p. 216-218</ref>		When [[Ganelon]] reaches the [[Lair of the Whispering Beast]], the White Rose reveals the nature of her plans. Those of the Thorns not gone off to quest pour sacks of gathered white and red [[rose]]s into purified [[cauldron]] furnaces in order to shine the [[Category:Krynnish\|Krynnish]] [[moon]]s of [[Lunitari]] and [[Solinari]] upon Sithicus such that Soth will face [[judgement]].<ref name="Spectre of the Black Rose p. 215-216">Spectre of the Black Rose p. 215-216</ref> The White Rose offers Ganelon a trade: to heal [[Helain]] of [[madness]] in exchange for the collection and delivery of the red roses they needed for Lunitari.<ref name="Spectre of the Black Rose p. 216-218">Spectre of the Black Rose p. 216-218</ref>

	To assist Ganelon, The Whispering Beast gave [[Ganelon's Severed Ear\|a severed ear]] from [[The Whispering Beast's Necklace of Ears\|his necklace of severed ears]].<ref name="Spectre of the Black Rose p. 207-208">Spectre of the Black Rose p. 207-208</ref> This allows Ganelon to lead and command The Whispering Beast's wards by speaking into the [[ear]].<ref name="Spectre of the Black Rose p. 233">Spectre of the Black Rose p. 233</ref> Later, [[the Bloody Cobbler]] reveals to Ganelon that Helain's madness ~~has~~ been cured when Solinari rises.<ref name="Spectre of the Black Rose p. 284">Spectre of the Black Rose p. 284</ref>		To assist Ganelon, The Whispering Beast gave [[Ganelon's Severed Ear\|a severed ear]] from [[The Whispering Beast's Necklace of Ears\|his necklace of severed ears]].<ref name="Spectre of the Black Rose p. 207-208">Spectre of the Black Rose p. 207-208</ref> This allows Ganelon to lead and command The Whispering Beast's wards by speaking into the [[ear]].<ref name="Spectre of the Black Rose p. 233">Spectre of the Black Rose p. 233</ref> Later, [[the Bloody Cobbler]] reveals to Ganelon that Helain's madness had been cured when Solinari rises.<ref name="Spectre of the Black Rose p. 284">Spectre of the Black Rose p. 284</ref>

	The White Rose intervenes in Lord Soth's fight with [[Inza Magdova Kulchevich]] during the [[Hour of Screaming Shadows]], revealing her true nature as [[Isolde Denissa\|Isolde]], brought there by the [[curse]] she had laid upon Soth centuries ago. Before ~~she~~ could be released ~~from it~~, ~~Isolde~~ once more had to sting Soth ~~once more~~ and bring him to remember his curse. ~~She~~ presents to Soth a [[ghost]]ly [[Peradur]] ~~once more~~, and once again he turns away from his child~~. The shadows fall upon and demolish [[Nedragaard Keep]]~~, ~~essentially~~ repeating the [[disaster]] that ~~destroyed~~ [[~~Dargaard~~ Keep]] ~~so long before~~. With this, Soth's memory ~~was~~ restored, ~~and~~ he ~~saw~~ all ~~that~~ acts, both malevolent and benevolent, he had committed during his existence.<ref name="Spectre of the Black Rose p. 297-299, 301-302, 304-307">Spectre of the Black Rose p. 297-299, 301-302, 304-307</ref>		The White Rose intervenes in Lord Soth's fight with [[Inza Magdova Kulchevich]] during the [[Hour of Screaming Shadows]], revealing her true nature as [[Isolde Denissa\|Isolde]], brought there by the [[curse]] she had laid upon Soth centuries ago. Before Isolde could be released, she once more had to sting Soth and bring him to remember his curse. As Nedragaard Keep trembles around them, Isolde presents to Soth a [[ghost\|ghostly]] [[Peradur]] just as she presented him to Soth to save during the initial destruction of [[Dargaard Keep]] on [[Krynn]], and once again Soth turns away from his child, repeating the [[disaster]] that caused him to become a [[Death Knight]]. The shadows fall upon and demolish [[Nedragaard Keep]]. With this, Soth's memory is restored, he sees all the acts, both malevolent and benevolent, he had committed during his existence, and is removed from the Demiplane of Dread and returned to Krynn.<ref name="Spectre of the Black Rose p. 297-299, 301-302, 304-307">Spectre of the Black Rose p. 297-299, 301-302, 304-307</ref>

	==Final Whereabouts and True Nature==		==Final Whereabouts and True Nature==

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	==On The Nature of the White Rose==		==On The Nature of the White Rose==
	The White Rose described herself and [[The Whispering Beast]] as "[[agent]]s of a [[justice]] [[old]]er than Sithicus, older than even Soth." ~~There~~ purpose was to remind Soth that "such justice reaches ~~even into those places~~ even into those places [[hidden]] from the [[god]]s."<ref name="Spectre of the Black Rose p. 214">Spectre of the Black Rose p. 214</ref> [[Dragon Magazine]] calls The Whispering Beast a [[Category:Supernatural_Agent\|supernatural agent]]<ref name="Land of Spectres p. 68">[[Land of Spectres]], [[Dragon #258]] (April 1999), p. 68</ref>, {{Spec\|a label which might probably could be extended to the White Rose herself}}		The White Rose described herself and [[The Whispering Beast]] as "[[agent]]s of a [[justice]] [[old]]er than Sithicus, older than even Soth." Their purpose was to remind Soth that "such justice reaches even into those places [[hidden]] from the [[god]]s."<ref name="Spectre of the Black Rose p. 214">Spectre of the Black Rose p. 214</ref> [[Dragon Magazine]] calls The Whispering Beast a [[Category:Supernatural_Agent\|supernatural agent]]<ref name="Land of Spectres p. 68">[[Land of Spectres]], [[Dragon #258]] (April 1999), p. 68</ref>, {{Spec\|a label which might probably could be extended to the White Rose herself}}

	Although she claims to Ganelon to serve some sort of [[ancient]] force of justice, the White Rose tells Soth that it was her [[curse]] that brought her to Ravenloft to make him remember and feel the curse once more.<ref name="Spectre of the Black Rose p. 306">Spectre of the Black Rose p. 306</ref>		Although she claims to [[Ganelon]] to serve some sort of [[ancient]] force of justice, the White Rose tells Soth that it was her [[curse]] that brought her to [[Ravenloft]] to make him remember and feel the curse once more.<ref name="Spectre of the Black Rose p. 306">Spectre of the Black Rose p. 306</ref>

	==History in Spectre of the Black Rose==		==History in Spectre of the Black Rose==

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	==On The Nature of the White Rose==		==On The Nature of the White Rose==
	The White Rose described herself and [[~~the~~ Whispering Beast]] as "[[agent]]s of a [[justice]] [[old]]er than Sithicus, older than even Soth." There purpose was to remind Soth that "such justice reaches even into those places even into those places [[hidden]] from the [[god]]s."<ref name="Spectre of the Black Rose p. 214">Spectre of the Black Rose p. 214</ref> [[Dragon Magazine]] calls ~~the~~ Whispering Beast a [[supernatural agent]]<ref name="Land of Spectres p. 68">[[Land of Spectres]], [[Dragon #258]] (April 1999), p. 68</ref>, {{Spec\|a label which might probably could be extended to the White Rose herself}}		The White Rose described herself and [[The Whispering Beast]] as "[[agent]]s of a [[justice]] [[old]]er than Sithicus, older than even Soth." There purpose was to remind Soth that "such justice reaches even into those places even into those places [[hidden]] from the [[god]]s."<ref name="Spectre of the Black Rose p. 214">Spectre of the Black Rose p. 214</ref> [[Dragon Magazine]] calls The Whispering Beast a [[Category:Supernatural_Agent\|supernatural agent]]<ref name="Land of Spectres p. 68">[[Land of Spectres]], [[Dragon #258]] (April 1999), p. 68</ref>, {{Spec\|a label which might probably could be extended to the White Rose herself}}

	Although she claims to Ganelon to serve some sort of [[ancient]] force of justice, the White Rose tells Soth that it was her [[curse]] that brought her to Ravenloft to make him remember and feel the curse once more.<ref name="Spectre of the Black Rose p. 306">Spectre of the Black Rose p. 306</ref>		Although she claims to Ganelon to serve some sort of [[ancient]] force of justice, the White Rose tells Soth that it was her [[curse]] that brought her to Ravenloft to make him remember and feel the curse once more.<ref name="Spectre of the Black Rose p. 306">Spectre of the Black Rose p. 306</ref>
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	Though Soth and Azrael seek to root out the White Rose and her gang of [[rebel]]s, her goals remain largely a [[mystery]] until the later half of the book.		Though Soth and Azrael seek to root out the White Rose and her gang of [[rebel]]s, her goals remain largely a [[mystery]] until the later half of the book.

	When [[Ganelon]] reaches the [[Lair of the Whispering Beast]], the White Rose reveals the nature of her plans. Those of the Thorns not gone off to quest pour sacks of gathered white and red [[rose]]s into purified [[cauldron]] furnaces in order to shine the [[Krynnish]] [[moon]]s of [[Lunitari]] and [[Solinari]] upon Sithicus such that Soth will face [[judgement]].<ref name="Spectre of the Black Rose p. 215-216">Spectre of the Black Rose p. 215-216</ref> The White Rose offers Ganelon a trade: to heal [[Helain]] of [[madness]] in exchange for the collection and delivery of the red roses they needed for Solinari.<ref name="Spectre of the Black Rose p. 216-218">Spectre of the Black Rose p. 216-218</ref>		When [[Ganelon]] reaches the [[Lair of the Whispering Beast]], the White Rose reveals the nature of her plans. Those of the Thorns not gone off to quest pour sacks of gathered white and red [[rose]]s into purified [[cauldron]] furnaces in order to shine the [[Category:Krynnish\|Krynnish]] [[moon]]s of [[Lunitari]] and [[Solinari]] upon Sithicus such that Soth will face [[judgement]].<ref name="Spectre of the Black Rose p. 215-216">Spectre of the Black Rose p. 215-216</ref> The White Rose offers Ganelon a trade: to heal [[Helain]] of [[madness]] in exchange for the collection and delivery of the red roses they needed for Solinari.<ref name="Spectre of the Black Rose p. 216-218">Spectre of the Black Rose p. 216-218</ref>

	To assist Ganelon, ~~the~~ Whispering Beast gave [[Ganelon's Severed Ear\|a severed ear]] from [[The Necklace of Ears\|his necklace of severed ears]].<ref name="Spectre of the Black Rose p. 207-208">Spectre of the Black Rose p. 207-208</ref> This allows Ganelon to lead and command ~~the~~ Whispering Beast's wards by speaking into the [[ear]].<ref name="Spectre of the Black Rose p. 233">Spectre of the Black Rose p. 233</ref> Later, [[the Bloody Cobbler]] reveals to Ganelon that Helain's madness has been cured when Solinari rises.<ref name="Spectre of the Black Rose p. 284">Spectre of the Black Rose p. 284</ref>		To assist Ganelon, The Whispering Beast gave [[Ganelon's Severed Ear\|a severed ear]] from [[The Whispering Beast's Necklace of Ears\|his necklace of severed ears]].<ref name="Spectre of the Black Rose p. 207-208">Spectre of the Black Rose p. 207-208</ref> This allows Ganelon to lead and command The Whispering Beast's wards by speaking into the [[ear]].<ref name="Spectre of the Black Rose p. 233">Spectre of the Black Rose p. 233</ref> Later, [[the Bloody Cobbler]] reveals to Ganelon that Helain's madness has been cured when Solinari rises.<ref name="Spectre of the Black Rose p. 284">Spectre of the Black Rose p. 284</ref>

	The White Rose intervenes in Lord Soth's fight with [[Inza]] during the [[Hour of Screaming Shadows]], revealing her true nature as [[Isolde Denissa\|Isolde]], brought there by the [[curse]] she had laid upon Soth centuries ago. Before she could be released from it, Isolde once more had to sting Soth once more and bring him to remember his curse. She presents to Soth a [[ghost]]ly [[Peradur]] once more, and once again he turns away from his child. The shadows fall upon and demolish [[Nedragaard Keep]], essentially repeating the [[disaster]] that destroyed [[~~Dragaard~~ Keep]] so long before. With this, Soth's memory was restored, and he saw all that acts, both malevolent and benevolent, he had committed during his existence.<ref name="Spectre of the Black Rose p. 297-299, 301-302, 304-307">Spectre of the Black Rose p. 297-299, 301-302, 304-307</ref>		The White Rose intervenes in Lord Soth's fight with [[Inza Magdova Kulchevich]] during the [[Hour of Screaming Shadows]], revealing her true nature as [[Isolde Denissa\|Isolde]], brought there by the [[curse]] she had laid upon Soth centuries ago. Before she could be released from it, Isolde once more had to sting Soth once more and bring him to remember his curse. She presents to Soth a [[ghost]]ly [[Peradur]] once more, and once again he turns away from his child. The shadows fall upon and demolish [[Nedragaard Keep]], essentially repeating the [[disaster]] that destroyed [[Dargaard Keep]] so long before. With this, Soth's memory was restored, and he saw all that acts, both malevolent and benevolent, he had committed during his existence.<ref name="Spectre of the Black Rose p. 297-299, 301-302, 304-307">Spectre of the Black Rose p. 297-299, 301-302, 304-307</ref>

	==Final Whereabouts and True Nature==		==Final Whereabouts and True Nature==
	In the epilogue of the book, Soth is returned to [[Krynn]]. With his vanishing from the [[Land of Mists]], so too the White Rose, [[the Bloody Cobbler]], and ~~the~~ Whispering Beast also vanished (the latter two being manifestations of Soth's son, Peradur).<ref name="Spectre of the Black Rose p. 304-310">Spectre of the Black Rose p. 304-310</ref> Curiously, although Isolde was supposed to be freed from her curse by punishing Soth one last time according to SotBR, Inza's entry in [[Gazetteer IV]] mentions that the White Rose still can be encountered as a benevolent spectral being within the [[ruins]] of Nedregaard Keep.<ref>[[Gazetteer IV]] p. 157</ref>		In the epilogue of the book, Soth is returned to [[Krynn]]. With his vanishing from the [[Land of Mists]], so too the White Rose, [[the Bloody Cobbler]], and The Whispering Beast also vanished (the latter two being manifestations of Soth's son, Peradur).<ref name="Spectre of the Black Rose p. 304-310">Spectre of the Black Rose p. 304-310</ref> Curiously, although Isolde was supposed to be freed from her curse by punishing Soth one last time according to SotBR, Inza's entry in [[Gazetteer IV]] mentions that the White Rose still can be encountered as a benevolent spectral being within the [[ruins]] of Nedregaard Keep.<ref>[[Gazetteer IV]] p. 157</ref>

	==Gothic Earth==		==Gothic Earth==

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	In addition to requiring members be devoted to fighting the Red Death, they required all members be literate in some language, be able to set aside their beliefs and biases for the mission, and work with their team members. Members were expected to obey the local laws, but it was accepted if breaking the law was necessary for the mission. A member could be inducted into the senior membership if they had seasoned judgement, quick wit, impeccable morals, and dedication to the the Society's work and the recommendation of multiple senior members. <ref name="Living Death Campaign Sourcebook p.91-94">Living Death Campaign Sourcebook p.91-94</ref>		In addition to requiring members be devoted to fighting the Red Death, they required all members be literate in some language, be able to set aside their beliefs and biases for the mission, and work with their team members. Members were expected to obey the local laws, but it was accepted if breaking the law was necessary for the mission. A member could be inducted into the senior membership if they had seasoned judgement, quick wit, impeccable morals, and dedication to the the Society's work and the recommendation of multiple senior members. <ref name="Living Death Campaign Sourcebook p.91-94">Living Death Campaign Sourcebook p.91-94</ref>

	In December of 1899, heroes of the White Rose, including some senior management, gathered in Cairo in a plot to banish the Red Death once and for all. <ref name="Defiance">Defiance</ref>		In December of 1899, heroes of the White Rose, including some senior management, gathered in Cairo in a plot to banish the Red Death once and for all. <ref name="Defiance">[[Defiance]]</ref>

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	In addition to requiring members be devoted to fighting the Red Death, they required all members be literate in some language, be able to set aside their beliefs and biases for the mission, and work with their team members. Members were expected to obey the local laws, but it was accepted if breaking the law was necessary for the mission. A member could be inducted into the senior membership if they had seasoned judgement, quick wit, impeccable morals, and dedication to the the Society's work and the recommendation of multiple senior members. <ref name="Living Death Campaign Sourcebook p.91-94">Living Death Campaign Sourcebook p.91-94</ref>		In addition to requiring members be devoted to fighting the Red Death, they required all members be literate in some language, be able to set aside their beliefs and biases for the mission, and work with their team members. Members were expected to obey the local laws, but it was accepted if breaking the law was necessary for the mission. A member could be inducted into the senior membership if they had seasoned judgement, quick wit, impeccable morals, and dedication to the the Society's work and the recommendation of multiple senior members. <ref name="Living Death Campaign Sourcebook p.91-94">Living Death Campaign Sourcebook p.91-94</ref>

			In December of 1899, heroes of the White Rose, including some senior management, gathered in Cairo in a plot to banish the Red Death once and for all. <ref name="Defiance">Defiance</ref>

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	[[Gothic Earth]] is home to The Society of the White Rose, an organization of people who have experienced the supernatural and banded together to fight [[Red Death]]. They were founded in the late 1750s, possibly in North America with the help of Benjamin Franklin. Unusually by the standards of the 1890s, they were of multi-ethic composition.		[[Gothic Earth]] is home to The Society of the White Rose, an organization of people who have experienced the supernatural and banded together to fight [[Red Death]]. They were founded in the late 1750s, possibly in North America with the help of Benjamin Franklin. Unusually by the standards of the 1890s, they were of multi-ethic composition.

	In addition to requiring members be devoted to fighting the Red Death, they required all members be literate in some language, be able to set aside their beliefs and biases for the mission, and work with their team members. Members were expected to obey the local laws, but it was accepted if breaking the law was necessary for the mission. A member could be inducted into the senior membership if they had seasoned judgement, quick wit, impeccable morals, and dedication to the the Society's work and the recommendation of multiple senior members. <ref name="Living Death Campaign Sourcebook p.91-94">		In addition to requiring members be devoted to fighting the Red Death, they required all members be literate in some language, be able to set aside their beliefs and biases for the mission, and work with their team members. Members were expected to obey the local laws, but it was accepted if breaking the law was necessary for the mission. A member could be inducted into the senior membership if they had seasoned judgement, quick wit, impeccable morals, and dedication to the the Society's work and the recommendation of multiple senior members. <ref name="Living Death Campaign Sourcebook p.91-94">Living Death Campaign Sourcebook p.91-94</ref>

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	==Final Whereabouts and True Nature==		==Final Whereabouts and True Nature==
	In the epilogue of the book, Soth is returned to [[Krynn]]. With his vanishing from the [[Land of Mists]], so too the White Rose, [[the Bloody Cobbler]], and the Whispering Beast also vanished (the latter two being manifestations of Soth's son, Peradur).<ref name="Spectre of the Black Rose p. 304-310">Spectre of the Black Rose p. 304-310</ref> Curiously, although Isolde was supposed to be freed from her curse by punishing Soth one last time according to SotBR, Inza's entry in [[Gazetteer IV]] mentions that the White Rose still can be encountered as a benevolent spectral being within the [[ruins]] of Nedregaard Keep.<ref>[[Gazetteer IV]] p. 157</ref>		In the epilogue of the book, Soth is returned to [[Krynn]]. With his vanishing from the [[Land of Mists]], so too the White Rose, [[the Bloody Cobbler]], and the Whispering Beast also vanished (the latter two being manifestations of Soth's son, Peradur).<ref name="Spectre of the Black Rose p. 304-310">Spectre of the Black Rose p. 304-310</ref> Curiously, although Isolde was supposed to be freed from her curse by punishing Soth one last time according to SotBR, Inza's entry in [[Gazetteer IV]] mentions that the White Rose still can be encountered as a benevolent spectral being within the [[ruins]] of Nedregaard Keep.<ref>[[Gazetteer IV]] p. 157</ref>

			==Gothic Earth==
			[[Gothic Earth]] is home to The Society of the White Rose, an organization of people who have experienced the supernatural and banded together to fight [[Red Death]]. They were founded in the late 1750s, possibly in North America with the help of Benjamin Franklin. Unusually by the standards of the 1890s, they were of multi-ethic composition.

			In addition to requiring members be devoted to fighting the Red Death, they required all members be literate in some language, be able to set aside their beliefs and biases for the mission, and work with their team members. Members were expected to obey the local laws, but it was accepted if breaking the law was necessary for the mission. A member could be inducted into the senior membership if they had seasoned judgement, quick wit, impeccable morals, and dedication to the the Society's work and the recommendation of multiple senior members. <ref name="Living Death Campaign Sourcebook p.91-94">

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	==Final Whereabouts and True Nature==		==Final Whereabouts and True Nature==
	In the epilogue of the book, Soth is returned to [[Krynn]]. With his vanishing from the [[Land of Mists]], so too the White Rose, [[the Bloody Cobbler]], and the Whispering Beast also vanished (the latter two being manifestations of Soth's son, Peradur).<ref name="Spectre of the Black Rose p. 304-310">Spectre of the Black Rose p. ~~309~~-310</ref> Curiously, although Isolde was supposed to be freed from her curse by punishing Soth one last time according to SotBR, Inza's entry in [[Gazetteer IV]] mentions that the White Rose still can be encountered as a benevolent spectral being within the [[ruins]] of Nedregaard Keep.<ref>[[Gazetteer IV]] p. 157</ref>		In the epilogue of the book, Soth is returned to [[Krynn]]. With his vanishing from the [[Land of Mists]], so too the White Rose, [[the Bloody Cobbler]], and the Whispering Beast also vanished (the latter two being manifestations of Soth's son, Peradur).<ref name="Spectre of the Black Rose p. 304-310">Spectre of the Black Rose p. 304-310</ref> Curiously, although Isolde was supposed to be freed from her curse by punishing Soth one last time according to SotBR, Inza's entry in [[Gazetteer IV]] mentions that the White Rose still can be encountered as a benevolent spectral being within the [[ruins]] of Nedregaard Keep.<ref>[[Gazetteer IV]] p. 157</ref>

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	==Final Whereabouts and True Nature==		==Final Whereabouts and True Nature==
	In the epilogue of the book, Soth is returned to [[Krynn]]. With his vanishing from the [[Land of Mists]], so too the White Rose, [[the Bloody Cobbler]], and the Whispering Beast also vanished (the latter two being manifestations of Soth's son, Peradur).<ref name="Spectre of the Black Rose p. ~~309~~-310">Spectre of the Black Rose p. 309-310</ref> Curiously, although Isolde was supposed to be freed from her curse by punishing Soth one last time according to SotBR, Inza's entry in [[Gazetteer IV]] mentions that the White Rose still can be encountered as a benevolent spectral being within the [[ruins]] of Nedregaard Keep.<ref>[[Gazetteer IV]] p. 157</ref>		In the epilogue of the book, Soth is returned to [[Krynn]]. With his vanishing from the [[Land of Mists]], so too the White Rose, [[the Bloody Cobbler]], and the Whispering Beast also vanished (the latter two being manifestations of Soth's son, Peradur).<ref name="Spectre of the Black Rose p. 304-310">Spectre of the Black Rose p. 309-310</ref> Curiously, although Isolde was supposed to be freed from her curse by punishing Soth one last time according to SotBR, Inza's entry in [[Gazetteer IV]] mentions that the White Rose still can be encountered as a benevolent spectral being within the [[ruins]] of Nedregaard Keep.<ref>[[Gazetteer IV]] p. 157</ref>

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	==Final Whereabouts and True Nature==		==Final Whereabouts and True Nature==
	In the epilogue of the book, Soth is returned to [[Krynn]]. With his vanishing from the [[Land of Mists]], so too the White Rose, [[the Bloody Cobbler]], and the Whispering Beast also vanished (the latter two being manifestations of Soth's son, Peradur).<ref name="Spectre of the Black Rose p. 309-310">Spectre of the Black Rose p. 309-310</ref> Curiously, although Isolde was supposed to be freed from her curse by punishing Soth one last time according to SotBR, Inza's entry in [[Gazetteer IV]] mentions that the White Rose still can be encountered as a benevolent spectral being within the [[ruins]] of Nedregaard Keep.<ref>[[Gazetteer IV]] p. 157</ref>		In the epilogue of the book, Soth is returned to [[Krynn]]. With his vanishing from the [[Land of Mists]], so too the White Rose, [[the Bloody Cobbler]], and the Whispering Beast also vanished (the latter two being manifestations of Soth's son, Peradur).<ref name="Spectre of the Black Rose p. 309-310">Spectre of the Black Rose p. 309-310</ref> Curiously, although Isolde was supposed to be freed from her curse by punishing Soth one last time according to SotBR, Inza's entry in [[Gazetteer IV]] mentions that the White Rose still can be encountered as a benevolent spectral being within the [[ruins]] of Nedregaard Keep.<ref>[[Gazetteer IV]] p. 157</ref>

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