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[[Tanner Edmund Jacobbi]] was a [[monk]] and [[lighthouse attendant]] who lived on an [[island]] off of the coast pf [[New England]]. After he fell asleep on watch, the British ship ran crashed, causing the [[gunpowder]] it was carrying to ignite and cause the whole island to burn, including Tanner's [[monastery]]. He perished in the flames, and the [[Red Death]] brought him back as a [[huecuva]]. Although not [[evil]] in life, he has been [[cursed]] to lure [[sailor]]s to their doom in [[death]].<ref>A Guide to Gothic Earth p. 112, [[Masque of the Red Death and Other Tales]].</ref> | [[Tanner Edmund Jacobbi]] was a [[monk]] and [[lighthouse attendant]] who lived on an [[island]] off of the coast pf [[New England]]. After he fell asleep on watch, the British ship ran crashed, causing the [[gunpowder]] it was carrying to ignite and cause the whole island to burn, including Tanner's [[monastery]]. He perished in the flames, and the [[Red Death]] brought him back as a [[huecuva]]. Although not [[evil]] in life, he has been [[cursed]] to lure [[sailor]]s to their doom in [[death]].<ref>A Guide to Gothic Earth p. 112, [[Masque of the Red Death and Other Tales]].</ref> | ||
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Revision as of 11:04, 14 January 2015
Tanner Edmund Jacobbi was a monk and lighthouse attendant who lived on an island off of the coast pf New England. After he fell asleep on watch, the British ship ran crashed, causing the gunpowder it was carrying to ignite and cause the whole island to burn, including Tanner's monastery. He perished in the flames, and the Red Death brought him back as a huecuva. Although not evil in life, he has been cursed to lure sailors to their doom in death.[1]
References
- ↑ A Guide to Gothic Earth p. 112, Masque of the Red Death and Other Tales.
