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'''Count Strahd von Zarovich''' is the ruler of the country of [[Barovia]] entire, ruling from the seat of [[Castle Ravenloft]].<ref name="dod_16">{{dod|61}}</ref><ref name="gaz1_150">{{gaz1|150}}</ref>  The 11th to bear the name publicly, his vampirism and true nature as the first is a secret kept from most.  Many speak of the act that caused him to become a Darklord: the murder of his younger brother [[Sergei von Zarovich]] on his wedding day in an attempt to steal his bride, [[Tatyana Federovna]].  She rejected his love, and jumped to her death from the walls of [[Castle Ravenloft]].<ref name="gaz1_28">{{gaz1|28}}</ref><ref name="dod_1415">{{dod|14-15}}</ref><ref name="rl3e_4t12">Ravenloft Third Edition p.4, 12</ref> Common belief ascribes this to the 1st, and they speak of him holding a deep-seated regret that lead to a depression that drove him to suicide, and the 11th merely a distant descendant.  This is false, but few would know it, and those that do would not speak it openly, for they would be swiftly silenced.
'''Count Strahd von Zarovich''' is the ruler of the country of [[Barovia]] entire, ruling from the seat of [[Castle Ravenloft]].<ref name="dod_16">{{dod|61}}</ref><ref name="gaz1_150">{{gaz1|150}}</ref>  The 11th to bear the name publicly, his vampirism and true nature as the first is a secret kept from most.  Many speak of the act that caused him to become a Darklord: the murder of his younger brother [[Sergei von Zarovich]] on his wedding day in an attempt to steal his bride, [[Tatyana Federovna]].  She rejected his love, and jumped to her death from the walls of [[Castle Ravenloft]].<ref name="gaz1_28">{{gaz1|28}}</ref><ref name="dod_1415">{{dod|14-15}}</ref><ref name="rl3e_4t12">{{RL3E|4,12}}</ref> Common belief ascribes this to the 1st, and they speak of him holding a deep-seated regret that lead to a depression that drove him to suicide, and the 11th merely a distant descendant.  This is false, but few would know it, and those that do would not speak it openly, for they would be swiftly silenced.


== Background ==
== Background ==
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'''Strahd''' was nobly born to [[Barov von Zarovich]] and [[Ravenia van Roeyen]]<ref name="gaz1_151">{{gaz1|151}}</ref> in Prime Material Barovia in 299 BC.<ref name="gaz1_17">{{gaz1|17}}</ref><ref name="rl3e_12">Ravenloft Third Edition p.12</ref><ref name="rlphb_14">Ravenloft Player's Handbook p.14</ref> He was the older brother of Sergei and Sturm.
'''Strahd''' was nobly born to [[Barov von Zarovich]] and [[Ravenia van Roeyen]]<ref name="gaz1_151">{{gaz1|151}}</ref> in Prime Material Barovia in 299 BC.<ref name="gaz1_17">{{gaz1|17}}</ref><ref name="rl3e_12">{{RL3E|12}}</ref><ref name="rlphb_14">{{C|book=Ravenloft Player's Handbook|page=14}}</ref> He was the older brother of Sergei and Sturm.


Strahd spent the first few decades of his adult life in his war with the Tergs that had invaded and occupied Barovia. In perhaps the most critical moment in his war against the foreign invaders, Strahd called the fiend Inajira in the hope of securing victory at the cost of his soul.<ref name="gaz1_142">Ravenloft Gazetteer volume I p.142</ref> Strahd largely managed to escape the arcanaloth's foul contract with the contract he made with Death that gave him eternal life, or unlife as the case may be. However, Strahd merely traded one form of damnation for another, as this horrible pact ultimately led to Strahd becoming an all but immortal darklord.<ref name="gaz1_146">{{gaz1|146}}</ref><ref name="dod_16"></ref><ref name="rl3e_4t12">Ravenloft Third Edition p.4, 12</ref><ref name="rlphb_4t14">Ravenloft Player's Handbook p.4, 14</ref>
Strahd spent the first few decades of his adult life in his war with the Tergs that had invaded and occupied Barovia. In perhaps the most critical moment in his war against the foreign invaders, Strahd called the fiend Inajira in the hope of securing victory at the cost of his soul.<ref name="gaz1_142">{{gaz1|142}}</ref> Strahd largely managed to escape the arcanaloth's foul contract with the contract he made with Death that gave him eternal life, or unlife as the case may be. However, Strahd merely traded one form of damnation for another, as this horrible pact ultimately led to Strahd becoming an all but immortal darklord.<ref name="gaz1_146">{{gaz1|146}}</ref><ref name="dod_16"></ref><ref name="rl3e_4t12">{{RL3E|4,12}}</ref><ref name="rlphb_4t14">Ravenloft Player's Handbook p.4, 14</ref>


Throughout his long history as darklord of Barovia, '''Strahd''' has come into conflict with many who would challenge his dominance. For example, his great niece, [[Lyssa von Zarovich]], transformed herself into a vampire to challenge his rule. She also conspired with the High Master Illithid to generate a race of illithid vampires to depose '''Strahd''', but the plan failed.<ref name="gaz1_34"></ref><ref name="tod">Thoughts of Darkness</ref> With the help of Emil Bollenbach, '''Strahd''' poisoned Lyssa as punishment for her plotting against him, causing her to fall into a debilitating slumber.<ref name="cotnv_21t26">Children of the Night: Vampires p.21-26</ref> Recently, this poison has been slowly losing its potency, and she has been both more awake, and more active in the affairs of the realm.
Throughout his long history as darklord of Barovia, '''Strahd''' has come into conflict with many who would challenge his dominance. For example, his great niece, [[Lyssa von Zarovich]], transformed herself into a vampire to challenge his rule. She also conspired with the High Master Illithid to generate a race of illithid vampires to depose '''Strahd''', but the plan failed.<ref name="gaz1_34"></ref><ref name="tod">Thoughts of Darkness</ref> With the help of Emil Bollenbach, '''Strahd''' poisoned Lyssa as punishment for her plotting against him, causing her to fall into a debilitating slumber.<ref name="cotnv_21t26">Children of the Night: Vampires p.21-26</ref> Recently, this poison has been slowly losing its potency, and she has been both more awake, and more active in the affairs of the realm.
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'''This needs rewritten as prose rather than a utilitarian timeline.'''
'''This needs rewritten as prose rather than a utilitarian timeline.'''


'''Strahd von Zarovich''' was born in 299 BC<ref name="dod_16"></ref><ref name="rl3e_12">Ravenloft Third Edition p.12</ref><ref name="rlphb_14">Ravenloft Player's Handbook p.14</ref> to [[Barov von Zarovich]] and [[Ravenia van Roeyen]]<ref name="gaz1_151">{{gaz1|151}}</ref>.  He lived a fairly normal life as a noble as one could in the time, but in the same year 320 BC that he gained the military rank of general in Barovia's army<ref name="rl3e_12">Ravenloft Third Edition p.12</ref><ref name="rlphb_14">Ravenloft Player's Handbook p.14</ref>, the Tergs invaded and occupied much of Barovia.<ref name="dod_16"></ref><ref name="gaz1_17"></ref>
'''Strahd von Zarovich''' was born in 299 BC<ref name="dod_16"></ref><ref name="rl3e_12"></ref><ref name="rlphb_14"></ref> to [[Barov von Zarovich]] and [[Ravenia van Roeyen]]<ref name="gaz1_151">{{gaz1|151}}</ref>.  He lived a fairly normal life as a noble as one could in the time, but in the same year 320 BC that he gained the military rank of general in Barovia's army<ref name="rl3e_12"></ref><ref name="rlphb_14"></ref>, the Tergs invaded and occupied much of Barovia.<ref name="dod_16"></ref><ref name="gaz1_17"></ref>


The invasion of the Tergs and the events that followed turned life upside down for Strahd for almost 26 years.<ref name="dod_16"></ref>  While the Barovians resisted steadfastly, they lost ground in successive harrowing close defeats, culminating in the Seige of Krezk in 326 BC.<ref name="gaz1_17"></ref>
The invasion of the Tergs and the events that followed turned life upside down for Strahd for almost 26 years.<ref name="dod_16"></ref>  While the Barovians resisted steadfastly, they lost ground in successive harrowing close defeats, culminating in the Seige of Krezk in 326 BC.<ref name="gaz1_17"></ref>
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* 333 BC: Tatyana, the future lover of Sergei von Zarovich and target for Strahd von Zarovich's desire, is born.<ref name="rot_127">{{C|book=Realm of Terror|page=127}}</ref>
* 333 BC: Tatyana, the future lover of Sergei von Zarovich and target for Strahd von Zarovich's desire, is born.<ref name="rot_127">{{C|book=Realm of Terror|page=127}}</ref>
* 346 BC: Count Barov and Countess Ravenia von Zarovich slain by Tergs.<ref name="gaz1_17"></ref>
* 346 BC: Count Barov and Countess Ravenia von Zarovich slain by Tergs.<ref name="gaz1_17"></ref>
* 347 BC: Strahd makes a pact with Inajira right before a critical battle with the Tergs.<ref name="gaz1_142">{{gaz1|142}}</ref>
* 347 BC: Strahd makes a pact with Inajira right before a critical battle with the Tergs.<ref name="gaz1_142"></ref>
* 347 BC: Last of the Tergs driven from Barovia.<ref name="gaz1_17"></ref><ref name="dod_16"></ref> '''Strahd''' takes the rule over Barovia as the prize for his victory.<ref name="dod_16"></ref>
* 347 BC: Last of the Tergs driven from Barovia.<ref name="gaz1_17"></ref><ref name="dod_16"></ref> '''Strahd''' takes the rule over Barovia as the prize for his victory.<ref name="dod_16"></ref>
* 349 BC: [[Castle Ravenloft]] completed.<ref name="gaz1_17"></ref> Strahd assumes residence there.<ref name="dod_16"></ref>
* 349 BC: [[Castle Ravenloft]] completed.<ref name="gaz1_17"></ref> Strahd assumes residence there.<ref name="dod_16"></ref>
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* 352 BC: '''Strahd''' flexes his muscles to show domination over Barovia.<ref name="dod_16"></ref><ref name="istrahd"></ref>- how though?  Expand this.
* 352 BC: '''Strahd''' flexes his muscles to show domination over Barovia.<ref name="dod_16"></ref><ref name="istrahd"></ref>- how though?  Expand this.
* 398 BC: '''Count Strahd von Zarovich''' confronts Lord [[Leo Dilisnya]] at the Monastery of Silver Threads, walking into Lord Dilisnya's trap. '''Strahd''' is almost put down, but the monks of the monastery act to turn the tide of battle. '''Strahd''' turns Lord [[Leo Dilisnya]] into a vampire and imprisons him in a tomb to starve from a lack of blood.[24]<ref name="istrahd_az"></ref>
* 398 BC: '''Count Strahd von Zarovich''' confronts Lord [[Leo Dilisnya]] at the Monastery of Silver Threads, walking into Lord Dilisnya's trap. '''Strahd''' is almost put down, but the monks of the monastery act to turn the tide of battle. '''Strahd''' turns Lord [[Leo Dilisnya]] into a vampire and imprisons him in a tomb to starve from a lack of blood.[24]<ref name="istrahd_az"></ref>
* 400 BC: First known reincarnation of Tatyana.<ref name="dod_16"></ref>[32] According to a version of Strahd's diary ready by van Richten in 736 BC, Alina, the second reincarnation of Tatyana Federovna dies of fever in this year of 445 BC. Count Strahd attempts suicide with Alina in hand, but the Mists prevent him and snatch away her corpse.<ref name="istrahd_az"></ref> However, this goes against a version of Strahd's diary read by Jander Sunstar that says Tatyana's second reincarnation was Olya Ivanova who died 30 years later in 475 BC.<ref name="votm_266t267">Vampire of the Mists p. 266-267</ref>
* 400 BC: First known reincarnation of Tatyana.<ref name="dod_16"></ref><ref name="istrad_mem">{{C|book=I, Strahd: Memoirs of a Vampire|page=?????}}</ref> According to a version of Strahd's diary ready by van Richten in 736 BC, Alina, the second reincarnation of Tatyana Federovna dies of fever in this year of 445 BC. Count Strahd attempts suicide with Alina in hand, but the Mists prevent him and snatch away her corpse.<ref name="istrahd_az"></ref> However, this goes against a version of Strahd's diary read by Jander Sunstar that says Tatyana's second reincarnation was Olya Ivanova who died 30 years later in 475 BC.<ref name="votm_266t267">{{VOTM|266-267}}</ref>
* Sometime between 450 BC and 460 BC: Gregorri Kolyan the bard is held captive by Strahd for several years. Kolyan is ultimately let go with the story of Strahd's past.<ref name="vrgtv_6-9">{{C|book=Van Richten's Guide to Vampires|page=6-9}}</ref><ref name="vrmhc_10-13">{{C|Van Richten's Monster Hunter's Compendium|p.10-13}}</ref>
* Sometime between 450 BC and 460 BC: Gregorri Kolyan the bard is held captive by Strahd for several years. Kolyan is ultimately let go with the story of Strahd's past.<ref name="vrgtv_6-9">{{C|book=Van Richten's Guide to Vampires|page=6-9}}</ref><ref name="vrmhc_10-13">{{C|book=Van Richten's Monster Hunter's Compendium|page=10-13}}</ref>
* 470 BC: The Vistani appear in Barovia for the first time.<ref name="gaz1_17"></ref>
* 470 BC: The Vistani appear in Barovia for the first time.<ref name="gaz1_17"></ref>
* 470 BC: [[Madame Eva]] and '''Strahd''' form an alliance.<ref name="dod_16"></ref>
* 470 BC: [[Madame Eva]] and '''Strahd''' form an alliance.<ref name="dod_16"></ref>
* 485 BC: [[Petya Petrovich|Petya]] and [[Anastasia Petrovich]] killed by Strahd.{{C|book=Vampire of the Mists|page=?????}}
* 485 BC: [[Petya Petrovich|Petya]] and [[Anastasia Petrovich]] killed by Strahd.<ref name="votm_unknown">{{VOTM|?????}}</ref>
* 499 BC: Alexi "Sasha" Petrovich, Leisl, and Jander Sunstar assault [[Castle Ravenloft]] drive '''Strahd''' into hibernation.[37]
* 499 BC: Alexi "Sasha" Petrovich, Leisl, and Jander Sunstar assault [[Castle Ravenloft]] drive '''Strahd''' into hibernation.[37]
* 525 BC: [[Lyssa von Zarovich]] is born.<ref name="gaz1_34"></ref>
* 525 BC: [[Lyssa von Zarovich]] is born.<ref name="gaz1_34"></ref>

Latest revision as of 19:47, 16 April 2025

Strahd von Zarovich
Race Human (nobleborn Barovian) - Vampire (von Zarovich)[1]
Gender Male[1]
Age 485 (appears 30ish)[1]
Parents Barov von Zarovich, Ravenia van Roeyen[2]
Nationality Barovian[1]
Citizenship Barovian[1]
Birthplace Prime Material Barovia[2]
Title Count of Barovia[3]

Count Strahd von Zarovich is the ruler of the country of Barovia entire, ruling from the seat of Castle Ravenloft.[4][5] The 11th to bear the name publicly, his vampirism and true nature as the first is a secret kept from most. Many speak of the act that caused him to become a Darklord: the murder of his younger brother Sergei von Zarovich on his wedding day in an attempt to steal his bride, Tatyana Federovna. She rejected his love, and jumped to her death from the walls of Castle Ravenloft.[6][7][8] Common belief ascribes this to the 1st, and they speak of him holding a deep-seated regret that lead to a depression that drove him to suicide, and the 11th merely a distant descendant. This is false, but few would know it, and those that do would not speak it openly, for they would be swiftly silenced.

Background

Strahd was nobly born to Barov von Zarovich and Ravenia van Roeyen[2] in Prime Material Barovia in 299 BC.[9][10][11] He was the older brother of Sergei and Sturm.

Strahd spent the first few decades of his adult life in his war with the Tergs that had invaded and occupied Barovia. In perhaps the most critical moment in his war against the foreign invaders, Strahd called the fiend Inajira in the hope of securing victory at the cost of his soul.[12] Strahd largely managed to escape the arcanaloth's foul contract with the contract he made with Death that gave him eternal life, or unlife as the case may be. However, Strahd merely traded one form of damnation for another, as this horrible pact ultimately led to Strahd becoming an all but immortal darklord.[13][4][8][14]

Throughout his long history as darklord of Barovia, Strahd has come into conflict with many who would challenge his dominance. For example, his great niece, Lyssa von Zarovich, transformed herself into a vampire to challenge his rule. She also conspired with the High Master Illithid to generate a race of illithid vampires to depose Strahd, but the plan failed.[1][15] With the help of Emil Bollenbach, Strahd poisoned Lyssa as punishment for her plotting against him, causing her to fall into a debilitating slumber.[16] Recently, this poison has been slowly losing its potency, and she has been both more awake, and more active in the affairs of the realm.

Unlike said grand niece, Strahd is not a particularly well-liked ruler. While he is not an oppressive despot as say, Vlad Drakov, he nonetheless punishes disobedience with a heavy hand, and his taxes are among the highest in the Core - most of which goes to his own coffers, and to serve shoring up his own military, rather than into development projects. He is not openly hated - those whom would call him "Devil Strahd" always do so quietly - but neither is he liked. This is partly as a result of his curse, which enacts that his people will slowly grow to resent their once-time saviour.

To circumvent the curse, Strahd sometimes uses an alias when he wants to assist his realm: Lord Vasili von Holtz.[17] This largely results in von Holtz being one of the more well-regarded nobles of the realm, and some even desire for him to rule, unknowing of this duplicity, to speak nothing of what necessitates it.

This opinion may change, if not by any intention of Strahd's per se, should the curse allow it: Strahd brooks no challengers to his rulership of Barovia, and that has made the resulting incursions of the darkness in the Time of Unparalleled Darkness something he becomes increasingly personally-involved in. His is the ruler, and he is eager to show the various monsters whom might challenge this the error of their ways.

History

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Strahd von Zarovich was born in 299 BC[4][10][11] to Barov von Zarovich and Ravenia van Roeyen[2]. He lived a fairly normal life as a noble as one could in the time, but in the same year 320 BC that he gained the military rank of general in Barovia's army[10][11], the Tergs invaded and occupied much of Barovia.[4][9]

The invasion of the Tergs and the events that followed turned life upside down for Strahd for almost 26 years.[4] While the Barovians resisted steadfastly, they lost ground in successive harrowing close defeats, culminating in the Seige of Krezk in 326 BC.[9]

  • 333 BC: Tatyana, the future lover of Sergei von Zarovich and target for Strahd von Zarovich's desire, is born.[18]
  • 346 BC: Count Barov and Countess Ravenia von Zarovich slain by Tergs.[9]
  • 347 BC: Strahd makes a pact with Inajira right before a critical battle with the Tergs.[12]
  • 347 BC: Last of the Tergs driven from Barovia.[9][4] Strahd takes the rule over Barovia as the prize for his victory.[4]
  • 349 BC: Castle Ravenloft completed.[9] Strahd assumes residence there.[4]
  • 350 BC: Count Strahd von Zarovich, Commander Alek Gwilym, Sergei von Zarovich, and Lieutenant Falov lead a military strike force to defeat Red Lukas and his gang of bandits.[17]
  • 350 BC: The Ba'al Verzi try and fail to assassinate Count Strahd von Zarovich.[9]
  • 351 BC: Barovia forms due the actions of Strahd von Zarovich.[19][4][17] Strahd turns into a vampire.[4][20]
  • 352 BC: Strahd flexes his muscles to show domination over Barovia.[4][17]- how though? Expand this.
  • 398 BC: Count Strahd von Zarovich confronts Lord Leo Dilisnya at the Monastery of Silver Threads, walking into Lord Dilisnya's trap. Strahd is almost put down, but the monks of the monastery act to turn the tide of battle. Strahd turns Lord Leo Dilisnya into a vampire and imprisons him in a tomb to starve from a lack of blood.[24][20]
  • 400 BC: First known reincarnation of Tatyana.[4][21] According to a version of Strahd's diary ready by van Richten in 736 BC, Alina, the second reincarnation of Tatyana Federovna dies of fever in this year of 445 BC. Count Strahd attempts suicide with Alina in hand, but the Mists prevent him and snatch away her corpse.[20] However, this goes against a version of Strahd's diary read by Jander Sunstar that says Tatyana's second reincarnation was Olya Ivanova who died 30 years later in 475 BC.[22]
  • Sometime between 450 BC and 460 BC: Gregorri Kolyan the bard is held captive by Strahd for several years. Kolyan is ultimately let go with the story of Strahd's past.[23][24]
  • 470 BC: The Vistani appear in Barovia for the first time.[9]
  • 470 BC: Madame Eva and Strahd form an alliance.[4]
  • 485 BC: Petya and Anastasia Petrovich killed by Strahd.[25]
  • 499 BC: Alexi "Sasha" Petrovich, Leisl, and Jander Sunstar assault Castle Ravenloft drive Strahd into hibernation.[37]
  • 525 BC: Lyssa von Zarovich is born.[1]
  • 528 BC: Outlander adventurers assault Castle Ravenloft and are destroyed.[26][4][39]
  • 542 BC: Azalin enters Ravenloft and arrives in Barovia.[27][41][4] Reluctantly, he serves Strahd for a time.[42][4]
  • 542 BC: Strahd discusses the potential threat Azalin poses with Madame Ilka, the new raunie of the Zarovan tribe (Maruschka having apparently died at some point in the last 40 years). [43]
  • 547 BC: Forlorn appears.[44] Strahd sends Azalin to investigate, but nothing of value to them is found.[45]
  • 550 BC: Lyssa von Zarovich becomes a vampire and discovers a way to achieve the power of a vampire much greater than her age.[14]
  • 579 BC: Strahd and Azalin create a portal to Mordent[40], where The Alchemist conducts strange research on changing the soul.[46] The Mists snatch up Mordent before either Strahd or Azalin can make good their escape, leaving them with only hazy dream-like recollections of what happened.[40]
  • 579 BC: Azalin leaves the service of Strahd.[42][4] Darkon forms.[47][42][10]
  • 593 BC: The domain of Gundarak appears.[26][4]
  • 593 BC: First known contact between Barovians and Gundarakites.[26]
  • 613 BC (approximately): Strahd encounters Harkon Lukas running amok in Barovia and thoroughly thrashes him, forcing Harkon to flee into the Mists.[48]
  • 718 BC: Tara Kolyana is born. Not too long thereafter, her parents flee Barovia to go to Hazlan.[49]
  • 735 BC: Tara Kolyana experiences her first brush with the supernatural with an afflicted werewolf. After witnessing the man become cured, Tara resolves to help people throughout the Land of Mists. Her parents make her promise to never to go to Barovia.[49]
  • 736 BC: Duke Gundar is assassinated.[17][50]
  • 739 BC: Lyssa von Zarovich conspires with Bluetspurean illithids to create a vampiric version of their race. She hopes to use these vampire mind flayers to take over Barovia, but she ultimately fails.[1][51]
  • 740 BC: The Great Upheaval.
  • 740 BC: Strahd begins the annexation of Gundarak.[17]
  • 750 BC: Strahd poisons Lyssa von Zarovich into a slumbering state that leaves her active for only a few hours each night.[1] The poison is delivered via the blood of the dread flesh golem Tom (created by Emil Bollenbach) that acts as a stand-in for a human she hoped to enslave.[16]
  • 753 BC: On his deathbed, Tara Kolyana's father expresses how proud he is of her and tells her of the prophecy the Vistani gave about her and why they left Barovia.[49]
  • 753 BC: Count Strahd von Zarovich personally executes Burgomaster Shaithis Vosrovna for goading adventurers into the murder of one of the Vistani.[28]

References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 1.8 Canon:(?) page 34, Gazetteer I, Arthaus Publishing (John W. Mangrum, Stuart Turner, Peter Woodworth, and Andrew Wyatt), 2002, ISBN: 978-1588460806
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 Canon:(?) page 151, Gazetteer I, Arthaus Publishing (John W. Mangrum, Stuart Turner, Peter Woodworth, and Andrew Wyatt), 2002, ISBN: 978-1588460806
  3. ↑ Server Canon:(?) Written by Maiyannah on 2025-02-05.
  4. ↑ 4.00 4.01 4.02 4.03 4.04 4.05 4.06 4.07 4.08 4.09 4.10 4.11 4.12 4.13 4.14 4.15 4.16 4.17 Canon:(?) page 61, Domains of Dread, TSR Inc (Steve Miller, William W. Connors), 1997, ISBN: 0786906723
  5. ↑ Canon:(?) page 150, Gazetteer I, Arthaus Publishing (John W. Mangrum, Stuart Turner, Peter Woodworth, and Andrew Wyatt), 2002, ISBN: 978-1588460806
  6. ↑ Canon:(?) page 28, Gazetteer I, Arthaus Publishing (John W. Mangrum, Stuart Turner, Peter Woodworth, and Andrew Wyatt), 2002, ISBN: 978-1588460806
  7. ↑ Canon:(?) page 14-15, Domains of Dread, TSR Inc (Steve Miller, William W. Connors), 1997, ISBN: 0786906723
  8. ↑ 8.0 8.1 Canon:(?) page 4,12, Ravenloft Campaign Setting (3rd Edition), Arthaus Publishing (Andrew Cermak, John W. Mangrum, Andrew Wyatt), 2001, ISBN: 9781588460752
  9. ↑ 9.0 9.1 9.2 9.3 9.4 9.5 9.6 9.7 Canon:(?) page 17, Gazetteer I, Arthaus Publishing (John W. Mangrum, Stuart Turner, Peter Woodworth, and Andrew Wyatt), 2002, ISBN: 978-1588460806
  10. ↑ 10.0 10.1 10.2 Canon:(?) page 12, Ravenloft Campaign Setting (3rd Edition), Arthaus Publishing (Andrew Cermak, John W. Mangrum, Andrew Wyatt), 2001, ISBN: 9781588460752
  11. ↑ 11.0 11.1 11.2 Canon:(?) page 14, Ravenloft Player's Handbook
  12. ↑ 12.0 12.1 Canon:(?) page 142, Gazetteer I, Arthaus Publishing (John W. Mangrum, Stuart Turner, Peter Woodworth, and Andrew Wyatt), 2002, ISBN: 978-1588460806
  13. ↑ Canon:(?) page 146, Gazetteer I, Arthaus Publishing (John W. Mangrum, Stuart Turner, Peter Woodworth, and Andrew Wyatt), 2002, ISBN: 978-1588460806
  14. ↑ Ravenloft Player's Handbook p.4, 14
  15. ↑ Thoughts of Darkness
  16. ↑ Children of the Night: Vampires p.21-26
  17. ↑ 17.0 17.1 17.2 17.3 Canon:(?) page ??????????, I, Strahd: The War Against Azalin
  18. ↑ Canon:(?) page 127, Realm of Terror
  19. ↑ Canon:(?) page 10, 16, Gazetteer I, Arthaus Publishing (John W. Mangrum, Stuart Turner, Peter Woodworth, and Andrew Wyatt), 2002, ISBN: 978-1588460806
  20. ↑ 20.0 20.1 20.2 Canon:(?) page ?????, I, Strahd: The War Against Azalin
  21. ↑ Canon:(?) page ?????, I, Strahd: Memoirs of a Vampire
  22. ↑ Canon:(?) page 266-267, Vampire of the Mists, TSR, Inc. (Christie Golden), 1991, ISBN: 978-1560761556
  23. ↑ Canon:(?) page 6-9, Van Richten's Guide to Vampires
  24. ↑ Canon:(?) page 10-13, Van Richten's Monster Hunter's Compendium
  25. ↑ Canon:(?) page ?????, Vampire of the Mists, TSR, Inc. (Christie Golden), 1991, ISBN: 978-1560761556
  26. ↑ 26.0 26.1 26.2 Canon:(?) page 18, Gazetteer I, Arthaus Publishing (John W. Mangrum, Stuart Turner, Peter Woodworth, and Andrew Wyatt), 2002, ISBN: 978-1588460806
  27. ↑ Canon:(?) page 135, Gazetteer II, Arthaus Publishing (John W. Mangrum, Ryan Naylor, Chris Nichols, Andrew Wyatt), 2003, ISBN: 1-58846-830-5
  28. ↑ Canon:(?) page 35, Gazetteer I, Arthaus Publishing (John W. Mangrum, Stuart Turner, Peter Woodworth, and Andrew Wyatt), 2002, ISBN: 978-1588460806
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