Donskoy's Land
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Ruler(s) | Lord Milos Donskoy |
Darklord(s) | Lord Milos Donskoy |
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Donskoy's land or Donskoy's domain is a small domain detailed in only one canon source: the Ravenloft product line novel To Sleep With Evil. (The domain is itself is never given a proper name, hence the name of this article is derived from how it is most referred to in the book's text.) Although it has a wilderness area at least several miles across, the main location of note is Donskoy's keep, a mostly decayed fortress controlled by both the domain's ruler as well as its darklord, Lord Milos Donskoy. The keep reflects a state present in much of the domain: things (or at least, things owned by Donskoy) seem to become afflicted by rotting quickly. This also extends to Donskoy's minions and associates, who seem to experience a gradual degeneration. Even the darklord's own mind seems affected.
At the end of To Sleep With Evil, Donskoy is seemingly killed.[1] Zosia seems to imply that he has either been replaced or reborn. In any case, the island of terror seems to have outlasted its former lord.
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As of the late 750s BC, Donskoy's Land (referred to as "Donskyar", has become park of the Duskreach cluster.[4]
References
- ↑ Cardarelle, Andria. To Sleep With Evil (Ravenloft The Covenant Book 16) (Kindle Locations 4190-4191). Wizards of the Coast Publishing. Kindle Edition.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Encountered by Marguerite de Boche in To Sleep With Evil.
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 Described in To Sleep With Evil
- ↑ Nocturnal Sea Gazetteer p. 46