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Jayde Rothewelle is a [[writer]] of horror stories (based on famous events) and unknowingly a [[seer]] in scribing down these events actually as they happened. Originally from [[Lamordia]], she ran out on her noble husband to marry a [[poet]] in [[Ghastria]], where she now resides. | Jayde Rothewelle is a [[writer]] of horror stories (based on famous events) and unknowingly a [[seer]] in scribing down these events actually as they happened. Originally from [[Lamordia]], she ran out on her noble husband to marry a [[poet]] in [[Ghastria]], where she now resides. | ||
Jayde's stories include the true origins of figures like [[Lord Wilfred Godefroy]], [[Count Strahd von Zarovich]], and [[Camille Dilisnya]]. So far dismissed as the teller of fanciful fantasies, Jayde's accidental insight has thus far gone unnoticed. However, this can only last for so long.<ref name="QTR20 p. 29">Quoth the Raven Issue 20 p. 29</ref> | |||
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Jayde Rothewelle is a writer of horror stories (based on famous events) and unknowingly a seer in scribing down these events actually as they happened. Originally from Lamordia, she ran out on her noble husband to marry a poet in Ghastria, where she now resides.
Jayde's stories include the true origins of figures like Lord Wilfred Godefroy, Count Strahd von Zarovich, and Camille Dilisnya. So far dismissed as the teller of fanciful fantasies, Jayde's accidental insight has thus far gone unnoticed. However, this can only last for so long.[1]
References
- ↑ Quoth the Raven Issue 20 p. 29
