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Isolt ApBlanc was the wife of Tristen ApBlanc, the darklord of Forlorn. Before and after marrying Tristen, Isolt was a devoted cleric of Diancecht, the Celtic god of healing. Against Tristen's wishes, she tried to induct their children into the service of her deity.[1] After Tristen caused the deaths of two of his children and the disappearance of the third, along with Isolt's knowing the truth about Tristen, caused her to commit suicide by jumping from a castle spire.[2] She is now a ghost of the halls of Castle Tristenoira, doomed to hunt forever for her daughter Brangain ApBlanc.[3]
In Castle A, Isolt is still alive and good but she is deeply despondent and bitter. In Castles B and C, she is a ghost concerned with only finding her daughter.[4]
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- ↑ Castles Forlorn: The Weeping Lands p. 58-59
- ↑ Castles Forlorn: The Weeping Lands p. 13
- ↑ Castles Forlorn: The Weeping Lands p. 58-59
- ↑ Castles Forlorn: The Weeping Lands p. 58-59
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