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As a [[Dread Possibility]], his efforts to [[bully]] would-be [[fleshcrafter]]s into creating progeny may have led to the creation more [[dread constructs]] that hunt and are [[hunted]] by the Monster.<ref name="Hardback book p. 226">[[Masque of the Red Death (Book)]]p.226</ref> | As a [[Dread Possibility]], his efforts to [[bully]] would-be [[fleshcrafter]]s into creating progeny may have led to the creation more [[dread constructs]] that hunt and are [[hunted]] by the Monster.<ref name="Hardback book p. 226">[[Masque of the Red Death (Book)]]p.226</ref> | ||
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Frankenstein's Monster was created by Victor Frankenstein and animated through either the power of the Red Death[1][2] or perhaps through Frankenstein's own science.[2] Either way, the effect of Frankenstein's actions were largely the same. The Monster was driven to evil after Victor abandoned him; had this not happened, the Monster may not have ever became the monster he currently is to this day.[2]
Frankenstein's Monster has no lair; he is a wanderer of wherever on Gothic Earth he chooses.[1][2] He seeks someone to build him a new bride[1][2] or even children. The Monster will use extortion, murder, and even arson to get what he wants and to punish those who wrong him.[2]
As a Dread Possibility, his efforts to bully would-be fleshcrafters into creating progeny may have led to the creation more dread constructs that hunt and are hunted by the Monster.[2]
More on this character at at Wikipedia.
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References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 A Guide to Gothic Earth p. 111, Masque of the Red Death and Other Tales Boxed Set
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.6 Masque of the Red Death (Book)p.226
- ↑ Masque of the Red Death (Book)p.225
- Canon
- 2nd Edition Character
- 3rd Edition Character
- Abandoned
- Arsonist
- Betrayed
- Betrayer
- Bitter
- Bully
- Chaotic Evil
- Character
- Criminal
- Construct
- Dread Construct
- Dread Flesh Golem
- Dread Golem
- Extortionist
- Fictional Character of Earth
- Fleshcrafted
- Homeless
- Inhabitants of Europe
- Inhabitants of Gothic Earth
- Killer
- Lonely
- Male
- Masque of the Red Death
- Murderer
- Native Monster of Gothic Earth
- Neutral Evil
- Patricide
- Punisher
- Pursued
- Pursuer
- Victim of Medical Malpractice
- Villain
- Wanderer
