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Abu al Mir was born in 725 BC in [[Har'Arik]]. He is a cowardly and paranoid natural [[werejackal]]. His parents were priests of [[Anubis]] and he was raised in the god's service. They  joined a conspiracy with [[Senmet]] against [[Ankhtepot]] which culminated in their destruction in 738 BC. Abu al Mir fled into the desert and a manifestation of [[The Mists]] in the form of a sandstorm deposited him in [[Nova Vaasa]]. He has subsequently carved out a career as a [[blackmailer]] and has drifted west, currently residing in [[Port-a-Lucine]]. He fears that the actions of his parents have earned him the disfavour of [[Anubis]] and the wraith of [[Ankhtepot]].  The latter has in fact sent an agent to Dementlieu, a [[greater mummy]] by the name of [[Lef Ahmnet]], to kill him. The patience of [[Black Pieter]], head of the thieves' guild in Port-a-Lucine, with him has also reached its limit as he is behind on his payments to the guild.   
Abu al Mir was born in 725 BC in [[Har'Arik]]. He is a cowardly and paranoid natural [[werejackal]]. His parents were priests of [[Anubis]] and he was raised in the god's service. They  joined a conspiracy with [[Senmet]] against [[Ankhtepot]] which culminated in their destruction in 738 BC. Abu al Mir fled into the desert and a manifestation of [[The Mists]] in the form of a sandstorm deposited him in [[Nova Vaasa]]. He has subsequently carved out a career as a [[blackmailer]] and has drifted west, currently residing in [[Port-a-Lucine]]. He fears that the actions of his parents have earned him the disfavour of [[Anubis]] and the wraith of [[Ankhtepot]].  The latter has in fact sent an agent to Dementlieu, a [[Greater Mummy | greater mummy]] by the name of [[Lef Ahmnet]], to kill him. The patience of [[Black Pieter]], head of the thieves' guild in Port-a-Lucine, with him has also reached its limit as he is behind on his payments to the guild.   





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Abu al Mir was born in 725 BC in Har'Arik. He is a cowardly and paranoid natural werejackal. His parents were priests of Anubis and he was raised in the god's service. They joined a conspiracy with Senmet against Ankhtepot which culminated in their destruction in 738 BC. Abu al Mir fled into the desert and a manifestation of The Mists in the form of a sandstorm deposited him in Nova Vaasa. He has subsequently carved out a career as a blackmailer and has drifted west, currently residing in Port-a-Lucine. He fears that the actions of his parents have earned him the disfavour of Anubis and the wraith of Ankhtepot. The latter has in fact sent an agent to Dementlieu, a greater mummy by the name of Lef Ahmnet, to kill him. The patience of Black Pieter, head of the thieves' guild in Port-a-Lucine, with him has also reached its limit as he is behind on his payments to the guild.


WIKISEED FROM CATALOGUE : Former Priest of Anubis (Please edit freely, then remove this note and WIKISEED label)

WIKISEED FROM CATALOGUE : Rented a room at Novak's Rentals (Please edit freely, then remove this note and WIKISEED label)

WIKISEED FROM CATALOGUE : Parents helped Senmet attempt to destroy Ankhtepot(Please edit freely, then remove this note and WIKISEED label)

WIKISEED FROM CATALOGUE : Chased by Madame LaFontaine (Please edit freely, then remove this note and WIKISEED label)

References


Chronology

725 Abu al Mir is born in Har’Akir, the child of the founders of a secret temple to Anubis. [CotN:W pg. 49]

738 Senmet recruits the werejackal priests of Anubis to aid him in his plans to usurp control of Har’Akir. However, that very night, a mysterious fire wipes out the entire priesthood, except for the young Abu al Mir. Abu flees, and the Mists transport him to Nova Vaasa. [CotN:W pg. 49]


Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue

Children of the Night: Werebeasts

Children of the Night: Werebeasts - p48,53

Children of the Night: Werebeasts - pp48-50

Children of the Night: Werebeasts - pp48-50