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'''Aldrick Wachter''' was born to [[Yersinia Wachter]] in [[Barovia]] in [[537 BC]] and lived on the family holdings in the immediately vicinity of [[Krezk Pass]]. His mother, a diplomatically skilled and a widow, maintained a part-time, [[volunteer militia]] of fifty mostly well-to-do children from the neighbouring estates for the defense of Barovia. It was led by Aldrick and helped destroy a shambling raiding party sent by [[Azalin Rex]] in 580 BC. | '''Aldrick Wachter''' was born to [[Yersinia Wachter]] in [[Barovia]] in [[537 BC]] and lived on the family holdings in the immediately vicinity of [[Krezk Pass]]. His mother, a diplomatically skilled woman and a widow, maintained a part-time, [[volunteer militia]] of fifty mostly well-to-do children from the neighbouring estates for the defense of Barovia. It was led by Aldrick and helped destroy a shambling raiding party sent by [[Azalin Rex]] in 580 BC. | ||
==References== | |||
[[I, Strahd: The War Against Azalin]] | |||
[[Category:Canon]] | |||
[[Category:NPC]] | [[Category:NPC]] | ||
[[Category:Wachter Family]] | |||
[[Category:Noble of Barovia]] | |||
[[Category:Barovian]] | |||
[[Category:Former Inhabitants of Barovia]] | |||
==Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue== | ==Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue== | ||
Revision as of 01:28, 25 November 2011
Aldrick Wachter was born to Yersinia Wachter in Barovia in 537 BC and lived on the family holdings in the immediately vicinity of Krezk Pass. His mother, a diplomatically skilled woman and a widow, maintained a part-time, volunteer militia of fifty mostly well-to-do children from the neighbouring estates for the defense of Barovia. It was led by Aldrick and helped destroy a shambling raiding party sent by Azalin Rex in 580 BC.
References
I, Strahd: The War Against Azalin
Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue
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I, Strahd, The War Against Azalin - pp247-254, 257-258, 265-278, 289-292, p302 |
