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A [[Netzine article|netzine article]] in [[Quoth the Raven Issue 27]]. ''The Conferences of Victor Gagné Part the Fourth; Out of the One, Many'' is a collaborative effort between series creator [[Benjamin Bauml]] and [[M.H. Bartels]]. The story details the further misadventures of protagonist [[Victor Gagné]] after his escape from the [[Shadow Rift]].
A [[Netzine article|netzine article]] in [[Quoth the Raven Issue 27]]. ''The Conferences of Victor Gagné Part the Fourth; Out of the One, Many'' is a collaborative effort between series creator [[Benjamin Bauml]] and [[M.H. Bartels]]. The story details the further misadventures of protagonist [[Victor Gagné]] after his escape from the [[Shadow Rift]].


This article is followed by [[The Conferences of Victor Gagné V|the Conferences of Victor Gagné V]].
==Prequels and Sequels==
This article is preceded by [[The Conferences of Victor Gagné III|the Conferences of Victor Gagné III]], and followed by [[The Conferences of Victor Gagné V|the Conferences of Victor Gagné V]].


==Summary==
==Summary==

Revision as of 12:17, 9 November 2021

A netzine article in Quoth the Raven Issue 27. The Conferences of Victor Gagné Part the Fourth; Out of the One, Many is a collaborative effort between series creator Benjamin Bauml and M.H. Bartels. The story details the further misadventures of protagonist Victor Gagné after his escape from the Shadow Rift.

Prequels and Sequels

This article is preceded by the Conferences of Victor Gagné III, and followed by the Conferences of Victor Gagné V.

Summary

Victor arrives at the Retreat, an expansive yet also claustrophobic estate owned by the mysterious Schlosser family. As promised to him by Charissa Schlosser in the previous issue, Priestess Lillian Schlosser is on hand to restore his life with the power of Brightwell, the 'Enemy of Ezra'. After his revival, the Schlosser sisters offer Victor their hospitality while he recovers from his ordeal.

Things take a twisted turn, however, when it transpires that Victor has not been restored to full life, but half-life. Existing now as a Dhampir, Victor suffers from repeated nightmares of a Demon assaulting him, and his memory and sanity suffer as a result. He receives some assistance from Genevieve, the youngest Schlosser sister, as well as a mysterious woman who appears in his dreams and guides him to the Retreat's lower levels.

Victor encounters Ivar Skytte and the Dread Doppelganger Paloma in what turns out to be the Retreat's dungeons, makes the acquaintance of the irritable World Engine, and discovers he is the guest of not a family of eccentric scholars, but rather of the Red Haunt. Worse, the World Engine reveals to Victor the existence of the Centurions of the Night and their vile intention of unleashing war throughout the Core and rebuilding the whole Demiplane of Dread from the foundations upward...

Once again, Victor has to struggle to escape from the claws of utter Evil.

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