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Azrai is a [[deceased]] [[god]] of [[evil]] and [[:category:shadowstuff|shadow]] from [[Cerilia]] (the main setting for the [[Birthright]] campaign setting).<ref name="DoD p. 100">[[Domains of Dread]] p. 100</ref> In Birthright, a number of mortals from that [[outlander land]] have divine blood coursing through their veins (including [[player character]]s in Birthright campaigns).<ref>[[Birthright Campaign Setting]]</ref> Most notably for [[Ravenloft]], [[Boyar Gregor Zolnik]], the [[darklord]] of [[Vorostokov]], is among those individuals with blood in their veins, in his case the blood of Azrai.<ref name="DoD p. 100">[[Domains of Dread]] p. 100</ref>
Azrai is a [[deceased]] [[god]] of [[evil]] and [[:category:shadowstuff|shadow]] from [[Cerilia]] (the main setting for the [[Birthright]] campaign setting).<ref name="DoD p. 100">[[Domains of Dread]] p. 100</ref> In Birthright, a number of mortals from that [[outlander land]] have divine blood coursing through their veins (including [[player character]]s in Birthright campaigns).<ref>[[Birthright Campaign Setting]]</ref> Most notably for [[Ravenloft]], [[Boyar Gregor Zolnik]], the [[darklord]] of [[Vorostokov]], is among those individuals with divine blood, in his case the blood of Azrai.<ref name="DoD p. 100">[[Domains of Dread]] p. 100</ref>


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Latest revision as of 06:35, 7 July 2017

Azrai is a deceased god of evil and shadow from Cerilia (the main setting for the Birthright campaign setting).[1] In Birthright, a number of mortals from that outlander land have divine blood coursing through their veins (including player characters in Birthright campaigns).[2] Most notably for Ravenloft, Boyar Gregor Zolnik, the darklord of Vorostokov, is among those individuals with divine blood, in his case the blood of Azrai.[1]

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