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Brangain was the daughter of [[Tristen ApBlanc]].
'''Brangain ApBlanc''' was the daughter of [[Tristen ApBlanc]]. She was secretly raised and trained as a  a 4th level [[cleric]] of [[Diancecht]] by her mother, [[Isolt ApBlanc]]. Brangain attempted to use her clerical abilities to redeem the many [[ghost|ghosts]] haunting [[Castle Tristenoira]], eventually coming across the ghost form of her father, [[Tristen ApBlanc]]. This resulted in Tristen imprisoning his only daughter in the dungeon below the castle<ref name=castforlp64-65>[[Castles Forlorn: The Weeping Lands]] p. 64-65</ref>, where due to intervention by adventurers she later escaped not only her imprisonment but her own time period and now lives in [[Ravenloft|Ravenloft's]] modern day.<ref>[[Ravenloft Gazetteer Volume 1]] p. 74</ref>


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Brangain survived the events of [[Castles Forlorn]] due to outside intervention, and went on to become a [[paladin]] operating in the domains surrounding [[Forlorn]], known as "The Weeping Knight." A tragic figure, Brangain now faces the struggle to keep her [[half-vampyre]] nature from emerging and causing her to fall from her paladin status. <ref>Unused [[Gazetteer I]] material revealed by [[Chris Nichols]] in a [http://www.fraternityofshadows.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=54129#54129 Post] on the [[Cafe de Nuit]] forum</ref>
Brangain survived the events of [[Castles Forlorn]] due to outside intervention, and went on to become a [[paladin]] operating in the domains surrounding [[Forlorn]], known as "The Weeping Knight." A tragic figure, Brangain now faces the struggle to keep her [[half-vampyre]] nature from emerging and causing her to fall from her paladin status. <ref>Unused [[Gazetteer I]] material revealed by [[Chris Nichols]] in a [http://www.fraternityofshadows.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=54129#54129 Post] on the [[Cafe de Nuit]] forum</ref>


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[[category:Character]][[category:NPC]]
[[Category:ApBlanc Family]][[category:Female]]
[[Category:Cleric]][[Category:Paladin]]
[[Category:Half-Vampyre]]
[[Category:Half-Human]]
[[Category:Forfarian]]
[[Category:Former Inhabitants of Forlorn]]
[[category:imprisoned]][[category:outlaw]][[category:Survivor]]
[[category:Lawful Good]][[category:healer]]
[[category:Liberated]]
==Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue==
==Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue==


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Latest revision as of 22:15, 25 May 2016

Brangain ApBlanc was the daughter of Tristen ApBlanc. She was secretly raised and trained as a a 4th level cleric of Diancecht by her mother, Isolt ApBlanc. Brangain attempted to use her clerical abilities to redeem the many ghosts haunting Castle Tristenoira, eventually coming across the ghost form of her father, Tristen ApBlanc. This resulted in Tristen imprisoning his only daughter in the dungeon below the castle[1], where due to intervention by adventurers she later escaped not only her imprisonment but her own time period and now lives in Ravenloft's modern day.[2]

Brangain survived the events of Castles Forlorn due to outside intervention, and went on to become a paladin operating in the domains surrounding Forlorn, known as "The Weeping Knight." A tragic figure, Brangain now faces the struggle to keep her half-vampyre nature from emerging and causing her to fall from her paladin status. [3]

References

Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue

Castles Forlorn

Castles Forlorn: The Weeping Lands - p64

Castles Forlorn: The Weeping Lands - pp64-65