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[Andrew ApFittle]] was a [[paladin]] and the last of the ApFittle Clan, a [[family]] that stood in the way of [[Tristen ApBlanc]]'s dominance over [[Forlorn]]. Andrew was [[imprisoned]], [[tortured]], and ultimately [[executed]] at the orders of Tristen in [[Castle Tristenoira]].<ref name=castforlp21>[[Castles Forlorn: Eve of Sorrows]] p. 21</ref> [[The Execution of Andrew ApFittle|his death]] was the deed that finally brought [[Forlorn]] into [[Ravenloft]].<ref name=castforlp21>[[Castles Forlorn: Eve of Sorrows]] p. 21</ref><ref name=RavGaz>[[Ravenloft Gazetteer I]] p.131</ref>
][Andrew ApFittle]] was a [[paladin]] and the last of the ApFittle Clan, a [[family]] that stood in the way of [[Tristen ApBlanc]]'s dominance over [[Forlorn]]. Andrew was [[imprisoned]], [[tortured]], and ultimately [[executed]] at the orders of Tristen in [[Castle Tristenoira]].<ref name=castforlp21>[[Castles Forlorn: Eve of Sorrows]] p. 21</ref> [[The Execution of Andrew ApFittle|Andrew's death]] was the deed that finally brought [[Forlorn]] into [[Ravenloft]].<ref name=castforlp21>[[Castles Forlorn: Eve of Sorrows]] p. 21</ref><ref name=RavGaz>[[Ravenloft Gazetteer I]] p.131</ref>


This [[seminal event]] took place in [[547 BC]].<ref name=RavGaz>[[Ravenloft Gazetteer I]] p.131</ref>
This [[seminal event]] took place in [[547 BC]].<ref name=RavGaz>[[Ravenloft Gazetteer I]] p.131</ref>

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][Andrew ApFittle]] was a paladin and the last of the ApFittle Clan, a family that stood in the way of Tristen ApBlanc's dominance over Forlorn. Andrew was imprisoned, tortured, and ultimately executed at the orders of Tristen in Castle Tristenoira.[1] Andrew's death was the deed that finally brought Forlorn into Ravenloft.[1][2]

This seminal event took place in 547 BC.[2]

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