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	Former servant of [[Duke Gundar]], Daclaud Heinfroth ([[alias]] [[Dr. Dominiani]]) conspired with his master against [[Harkon Lukas]], seducing Harkon's daughter [[Akriel Lukas\|Akriel]] to seek out the [[Crown of Souls]]. When that failed due to the intervention of heroes, he betrayed his master in [[736 BC]], becoming darklord of [[Gundarak]]. After the [[Grand Conjunction]], he was granted his own domain, [[Dominia]], where he currently resides in the his [[Asylum for the Mentally Disturbed]].<ref name="Red Box p. 62">[[Ravenloft Campaign Setting: Domains and Denizens]] p. 62</ref>		Former servant of [[Duke Gundar]], Daclaud Heinfroth ([[alias]] [[Dr. Dominiani]]) conspired with his master against [[Harkon Lukas]], seducing Harkon's daughter [[Akriel Lukas\|Akriel]] to seek out the [[Crown of Souls]]. When that failed due to the intervention of heroes, he betrayed his master in [[736 BC]], becoming darklord of [[Gundarak]]. After the [[Grand Conjunction]], he was granted his own domain, [[Dominia]], where he currently resides in the his [[Asylum for the Mentally Disturbed]].<ref name="Red Box p. 62">[[Ravenloft Campaign Setting: Domains and Denizens]] p. 62</ref>


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	Thanks to the power of [[propaganda]], Heinfroth is thought of not only as a respected healer of the mentally ill but a truly [[saint]]ly benefactor of those in his care.<ref>[[Bleak House: Sea of Madness]] p. 67</ref> However, Heinfroth knows on some level he is a [[fraud]], for the few he has actually [[healed]] with his [[cerebral spinal fluid]] [[transplant]]s sooner or later decayed into states of utter [[madness]] followed quickly by [[death]]. Heinfroth lives in fear that his family's madness may one day claim him.<ref name="Bleak House: Heroes, Monsters, and Settings p. 10">[[Bleak House: Heroes, Monsters, and Settings]] p. 10</ref>		Thanks to the power of [[propaganda]], Heinfroth is thought of not only as a respected healer of the mentally ill but a truly [[saint]]ly benefactor of those in his care.<ref>[[Bleak House: Sea of Madness]] p. 67</ref> However, Heinfroth knows on some level he is a [[fraud]], for the few he has actually [[healed]] with his [[cerebral spinal fluid]] [[transplant]]s sooner or later decayed into states of utter [[madness]] followed quickly by [[death]]. Heinfroth lives in fear that his family's madness may one day claim him.<ref name="Bleak House: Heroes, Monsters, and Settings p. 10">[[Bleak House: Heroes, Monsters, and Settings]] p. 10</ref>

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	In the Red Box, Heinfroth's [[curse]] is listed as the ghostly [[laughter]] that haunts him over the small [[Island of Terror]] [[domain]] as a result of his meager rule.<ref name="Red Box p. 62">[[Ravenloft Campaign Setting: Domains and Denizens]] p. 62</ref>		In the Red Box, Heinfroth's [[curse]] is listed as the ghostly [[laughter]] that haunts him over the small [[Island of Terror]] [[domain]] as a result of his meager rule.<ref name="Red Box p. 62">[[Ravenloft Campaign Setting: Domains and Denizens]] p. 62</ref>
	According to [[Bleak House: The Death of Rudolph van Richten]], Heinfroth did not suffer from his time in a tiny domain in the Mists. Rather, it was the haunting laughter that he may never remedy his family's [[madness]] and ~~that~~ one day he may succumb.<ref name="Bleak House: Heroes, Monsters, and Settings p. 10">[[Bleak House: Heroes, Monsters, and Settings]] p. 10</ref>
			According to [[Bleak House: The Death of Rudolph van Richten]], Heinfroth did not suffer from his time in a tiny domain in the Mists. Rather, it was the haunting laughter that he may never remedy his family's [[madness]] and to which one day he may succumb.<ref name="Bleak House: Heroes, Monsters, and Settings p. 10">[[Bleak House: Heroes, Monsters, and Settings]] p. 10</ref>

	==Chronology==		==Chronology==

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	* {{questionably-canon-small}}[[556 BC]] - Dr. Dominiani accidentally becomes a vampire with a transfusion of cerebral spinal fluid from one of Duke Gundar's vampire brides. Gundar refrains from killing Dr. Dominiani because the doctor is now Gundar's [[thrall]].<ref>[[Feast of Goblyns]] p. 13 gives the derivation of the date. Dr. D. has spent 180 years as a vampire at the time of [[Feast of Goblyns]] ([[736 BC]] according to [[Domains of Dread]] p. 17). [[Bleak House: Heroes, Monsters, and Settings]] p. 9-10 details how it happened. The date of his transition into [[undeath]] is highly questionable as it predates Gundarak's [[593 BC]] date of formation as a domain. {{Spec\|If the date is accurate, then this event is likely [[false history]]. Alternatively, Heinfroth may have undergone ~~thee~~ transformation on the [[Prime Material Plane]] or elsewhere prior to the formation of Gundarak.}}</ref>		* {{questionably-canon-small}}[[556 BC]] - Dr. Dominiani accidentally becomes a vampire with a transfusion of cerebral spinal fluid from one of Duke Gundar's vampire brides. Gundar refrains from killing Dr. Dominiani because the doctor is now Gundar's [[thrall]].<ref>[[Feast of Goblyns]] p. 13 gives the derivation of the date. Dr. D. has spent 180 years as a vampire at the time of [[Feast of Goblyns]] ([[736 BC]] according to [[Domains of Dread]] p. 17). [[Bleak House: Heroes, Monsters, and Settings]] p. 9-10 details how it happened. The date of his transition into [[undeath]] is highly questionable as it predates Gundarak's [[593 BC]] date of formation as a domain. {{Spec\|If the date is accurate, then this event is likely [[false history]]. Alternatively, Heinfroth may have undergone the transformation on the [[Prime Material Plane]] or elsewhere prior to the formation of Gundarak.}}</ref>
	*[[593 BC]] - [[Gundarak]] forms as a domain.<ref name="RLCS p.17">[[Ravenloft Third Edition]] p.17</ref><ref name="RLPHB p.19">[[Ravenloft Player's Handbook]] p.19</ref>		*[[593 BC]] - [[Gundarak]] forms as a domain.<ref name="RLCS p.17">[[Ravenloft Third Edition]] p.17</ref><ref name="RLPHB p.19">[[Ravenloft Player's Handbook]] p.19</ref>
	*[[735 BC]] - [[Akriel]] and Dr. Dominiani begin planning the [[Gundarakite Conspiracy]].<ref name="Bleak House: Heroes, Monsters, and Settings p. 9-10">[[Bleak House: Heroes, Monsters, and Settings]] p. 9-10</ref>		*[[735 BC]] - [[Akriel]] and Dr. Dominiani begin planning the [[Gundarakite Conspiracy]].<ref name="Bleak House: Heroes, Monsters, and Settings p. 9-10">[[Bleak House: Heroes, Monsters, and Settings]] p. 9-10</ref>
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	*Before [[750 BC]]: The atrocities committed by Dominiani in the name of [[science]] bring Dominia to [[the Core]] as an [[island]] in the [[Sea of Sorrows]].<ref name="Bleak House: Heroes, Monsters, and Settings p. 10">[[Bleak House: Heroes, Monsters, and Settings]] p. 10</ref> Dr. van Richten comes to the Asylum for the Mentally Distressed as a patient.<ref name="Bleak House: Heroes, Monsters, and Settings p. 4">[[Bleak House: Heroes, Monsters, and Settings]] p. 4</ref>		*Before [[750 BC]]: The atrocities committed by Dominiani in the name of [[science]] bring Dominia to [[the Core]] as an [[island]] in the [[Sea of Sorrows]].<ref name="Bleak House: Heroes, Monsters, and Settings p. 10">[[Bleak House: Heroes, Monsters, and Settings]] p. 10</ref> Dr. van Richten comes to the Asylum for the Mentally Distressed as a patient.<ref name="Bleak House: Heroes, Monsters, and Settings p. 4">[[Bleak House: Heroes, Monsters, and Settings]] p. 4</ref>
	*[[750 BC]] [[Adventurer]]s free [[Rudolph van Richten]] from the clutches of Dr. Dominani, only to see van Richten die fighting [[Madame Radanavich]] in [[Richten Haus]].<ref>[[Domains of Dread]] p. 17, as told in [[Bleak House]], particularly [[Bleak House: Homecoming]] p. 58-63</ref>		*[[750 BC]] [[Adventurer]]s free [[Rudolph van Richten]] from the clutches of Dr. Dominani, only to see van Richten die fighting [[Madame Radanavich]] in [[Richten Haus]].<ref>[[Domains of Dread]] p. 17, as told in [[Bleak House]], particularly [[Bleak House: Homecoming]] p. 58-63</ref>



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	As cerebral vampires cannot make more of their own kind like other vampires can, Heinfroth alone holds the secrets to creating more of them.<ref name="Bleak House: Heroes, Monsters, and Settings p. 10">[[Bleak House: Heroes, Monsters, and Settings]] p. 10</ref>		As cerebral vampires cannot make more of their own kind like other vampires can, Heinfroth alone holds the secrets to creating more of them.<ref name="Bleak House: Heroes, Monsters, and Settings p. 10">[[Bleak House: Heroes, Monsters, and Settings]] p. 10</ref>

	Heinfroth plays up his [[werewolf]]-like visage to fool his opponents into thinking he is a [[lycanthrope]] instead of a vampire. His odd affinity for (and immunity to) [[garlic]] gives him another tool of [[deception]] in concealing his vampire nature.<ref name="Red Box p. 62">[[Ravenloft Campaign Setting: Domains and Denizens]] p. 62</ref><ref name="Bleak House: Heroes, Monsters, and Settings p. 9">[[Bleak House: Heroes, Monsters, and Settings]] p. 9</ref><ref name="Feast of Goblyns p. 13">[[Feast of Goblyns]] p. 13</ref>		Heinfroth plays up his [[werewolf]]-like visage to fool his opponents into thinking he is a [[lycanthrope]] instead of a vampire. His odd affinity for (and immunity to) [[garlic]] gives him another tool of [[deception]] in concealing his vampire nature.<ref name="Red Box p. 62">[[Ravenloft Campaign Setting: Domains and Denizens]] p. 62</ref><ref name="Bleak House: Heroes, Monsters, and Settings p. 9">[[Bleak House: Heroes, Monsters, and Settings]] p. 9</ref><ref name="Feast of Goblyns p. 13">[[Feast of Goblyns]] p. 13</ref>

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	Both Feast of Goblyns<ref name="Feast of Goblyns p. 13=14">[[Feast of Goblyns]] p. 13-14</ref> and the Red Box list Heinfroth as a [[standard vampire]] with a simple proclivity for cerebral spinal fluid. However, the [[cerebral vampire]] is introduced as a new [[vampiric strain]] and places Heinfroth in that category.<ref name="Bleak House: Heroes, Monsters, and Settings p. 7-9">[[Bleak House: Heroes, Monsters, and Settings]] p. 7-9</ref>		Both Feast of Goblyns<ref name="Feast of Goblyns p. 13=14">[[Feast of Goblyns]] p. 13-14</ref> and the Red Box list Heinfroth as a [[standard vampire]] with a simple proclivity for cerebral spinal fluid. However, the [[cerebral vampire]] is introduced as a new [[vampiric strain]] and places Heinfroth in that category.<ref name="Bleak House: Heroes, Monsters, and Settings p. 7-9">[[Bleak House: Heroes, Monsters, and Settings]] p. 7-9</ref>

	In the Red Box, Heinfroth's [[curse]] is listed as the ghostly [[laughter]] that haunts him over the small [[Island of Terror]] [[domain]] as a result of his meager rule.<ref name="Red Box p. 62">[[Ravenloft Campaign Setting: Domains and Denizens]] p. 62</ref> According to [[Bleak House: The Death of Rudolph van Richten]], Heinfroth did not suffer from his time in a tiny domain in the Mists. Rather, it was the haunting laughter that he may never remedy his family's [[madness]] and that one day he may succumb.<ref name="Bleak House: Heroes, Monsters, and Settings p. 10">[[Bleak House: Heroes, Monsters, and Settings]] p. 10</ref>		In the Red Box, Heinfroth's [[curse]] is listed as the ghostly [[laughter]] that haunts him over the small [[Island of Terror]] [[domain]] as a result of his meager rule.<ref name="Red Box p. 62">[[Ravenloft Campaign Setting: Domains and Denizens]] p. 62</ref>
			According to [[Bleak House: The Death of Rudolph van Richten]], Heinfroth did not suffer from his time in a tiny domain in the Mists. Rather, it was the haunting laughter that he may never remedy his family's [[madness]] and that one day he may succumb.<ref name="Bleak House: Heroes, Monsters, and Settings p. 10">[[Bleak House: Heroes, Monsters, and Settings]] p. 10</ref>

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	*{{questionably-canon-small}}[[556 BC]] - Dr. Dominiani accidentally becomes a vampire with a transfusion of cerebral spinal fluid from one of Duke Gundar's vampire brides. Gundar refrains from killing Dr. Dominiani because the doctor is now Gundar's [[thrall]].<ref>[[Feast of Goblyns]] p. 13 gives the derivation of the date. Dr. D. has spent 180 years as a vampire at the time of [[Feast of Goblyns]] ([[736 BC]] according to [[Domains of Dread]] p. 17). [[Bleak House: Heroes, Monsters, and Settings]] p. 9-10 details how it happened. The date of his transition into [[undeath]] is highly questionable as it predates Gundarak's [[593 BC]] date of formation as a domain. {{Spec\|If the date is accurate, then this event is likely [[false history]]. Alternatively, Heinfroth may have undergone thee transformation on the [[Prime Material Plane]] or elsewhere prior to the formation of Gundarak.}}</ref>		* {{questionably-canon-small}}[[556 BC]] - Dr. Dominiani accidentally becomes a vampire with a transfusion of cerebral spinal fluid from one of Duke Gundar's vampire brides. Gundar refrains from killing Dr. Dominiani because the doctor is now Gundar's [[thrall]].<ref>[[Feast of Goblyns]] p. 13 gives the derivation of the date. Dr. D. has spent 180 years as a vampire at the time of [[Feast of Goblyns]] ([[736 BC]] according to [[Domains of Dread]] p. 17). [[Bleak House: Heroes, Monsters, and Settings]] p. 9-10 details how it happened. The date of his transition into [[undeath]] is highly questionable as it predates Gundarak's [[593 BC]] date of formation as a domain. {{Spec\|If the date is accurate, then this event is likely [[false history]]. Alternatively, Heinfroth may have undergone thee transformation on the [[Prime Material Plane]] or elsewhere prior to the formation of Gundarak.}}</ref>
	*[[593 BC]] - [[Gundarak]] forms as a domain.<ref name="RLCS p.17">[[Ravenloft Third Edition]] p.17</ref><ref name="RLPHB p.19">[[Ravenloft Player's Handbook]] p.19</ref>		*[[593 BC]] - [[Gundarak]] forms as a domain.<ref name="RLCS p.17">[[Ravenloft Third Edition]] p.17</ref><ref name="RLPHB p.19">[[Ravenloft Player's Handbook]] p.19</ref>
	*[[735 BC]] - [[Akriel]] and Dr. Dominiani begin planning the [[Gundarakite Conspiracy]].<ref name="Bleak House: Heroes, Monsters, and Settings p. 9-10">[[Bleak House: Heroes, Monsters, and Settings]] p. 9-10</ref>		*[[735 BC]] - [[Akriel]] and Dr. Dominiani begin planning the [[Gundarakite Conspiracy]].<ref name="Bleak House: Heroes, Monsters, and Settings p. 9-10">[[Bleak House: Heroes, Monsters, and Settings]] p. 9-10</ref>

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	While in the service of [[Gundar]], Heinfroth worked in [[Dominiani's Keep\|a fortress]] that also functioned more as an [[asylum]].<ref>[[Feast of Goblyns]] p. 66-80, this module includes a map and area descriptions.</ref><ref name="Gaz I p. 36">[[Gazetteer I]] p. 36</ref>		While in the service of [[Gundar]], Heinfroth worked in [[Dominiani's Keep\|a fortress]] that also functioned more as an [[asylum]].<ref>[[Feast of Goblyns]] p. 66-80, this module includes a map and area descriptions.</ref><ref name="Gaz I p. 36">[[Gazetteer I]] p. 36</ref>

	===[[~~the~~ Gundarakite Conspiracy]]===		===[[The Gundarakite Conspiracy]]===
	In [[735 BC]], Heinfroth conspired with his lover [[Akriel Lukas]] to overthrow [[Harkon Lukas]]<ref name="Bleak House: Heroes, Monsters, and Settings p. 9-10">[[Bleak House: Heroes, Monsters, and Settings]] p. 9-10</ref> and [[Duke Gundar]] and usurp power in their respective domains. To accomplish this task, Heinfroth and Akriel planned to use the [[Crown of Souls]] to create an [[army]] of [[goblyn]]s and provoke a [[war]] between [[Kartakass]] and [[Gundarak]]. According to this [[conspiracy]], Akriel and Heinfroth would use the distraction caused by the war to sneak in and take out Duke Gundar and Harkon Lukas.<ref name="Feast of Goblyns p. 13">[[Feast of Goblyns]] p. 13</ref>		In [[735 BC]], Heinfroth conspired with his lover [[Akriel Lukas]] to overthrow [[Harkon Lukas]]<ref name="Bleak House: Heroes, Monsters, and Settings p. 9-10">[[Bleak House: Heroes, Monsters, and Settings]] p. 9-10</ref> and [[Duke Gundar]] and usurp power in their respective domains. To accomplish this task, Heinfroth and Akriel planned to use the [[Crown of Souls]] to create an [[army]] of [[goblyn]]s and provoke a [[war]] between [[Kartakass]] and [[Gundarak]]. According to this [[conspiracy]], Akriel and Heinfroth would use the distraction caused by the war to sneak in and take out Duke Gundar and Harkon Lukas.<ref name="Feast of Goblyns p. 13">[[Feast of Goblyns]] p. 13</ref>

	Although Akriel truly loved Daclaud Heinfroth, his love for her was merely a [[deception]] for the true conspiracy with his master, Duke Gundar. After faking Gundar's death, Heinfroth would use Akriel's aid in destroying her father and then kill her in turn. Heinfroth planned to rule Kartakass alone as an ally to Duke Gundar.<ref name="Feast of Goblyns p. 13">[[Feast of Goblyns]] p. 13</ref>		Although Akriel truly loved Daclaud Heinfroth, his love for her was merely a [[deception]] for the true conspiracy with his master, Duke Gundar. After faking Gundar's death, Heinfroth would use Akriel's aid in destroying her father and then kill her in turn. Heinfroth planned to rule Kartakass alone as an ally to Duke Gundar.<ref name="Feast of Goblyns p. 13">[[Feast of Goblyns]] p. 13</ref>

	Heinfroth and Akriel hatched their scheme in [[736 BC]]<ref name="Domains of Dread p. 17 n1">[[Domains of Dread]] p. 17, as described in [[Feast of Goblyns]]. The events of this module fulfilled the [[1st Verse of Hyskosa's Hexad]].</ref> However, their plans came to naught with the destruction of the ~~Grown~~ of Souls<ref>[[Ravenloft Campaign Setting: Domains and Denizens]] (red box) p. 35, Feast of Goblyns p. 92</ref> In [[Gazetteer II]], [["S"]] would refer to this [[failed]] conspiracy as [[the Gundarakite Conspiracy]] several years later.<ref name="Gazetteer I p. 94">[[Gazetteer I]] p. 94</ref>		Heinfroth and Akriel hatched their scheme in [[736 BC]]<ref name="Domains of Dread p. 17 n1">[[Domains of Dread]] p. 17, as described in [[Feast of Goblyns]]. The events of this module fulfilled the [[1st Verse of Hyskosa's Hexad]].</ref> However, their plans came to naught with the destruction of the Crown of Souls<ref>[[Ravenloft Campaign Setting: Domains and Denizens]] (red box) p. 35, Feast of Goblyns p. 92</ref> In [[Gazetteer II]], [["S"]] would refer to this [[failed]] conspiracy as [[the Gundarakite Conspiracy]] several years later.<ref name="Gazetteer I p. 94">[[Gazetteer I]] p. 94</ref>

	===[[Betrayal]] of Duke Gundar and Rule of Gundarak===		===[[Betrayal]] of Duke Gundar and Rule of Gundarak===

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	*{{questionably-canon-small}}[[556 BC]] - Dr. Dominiani accidentally becomes a vampire with a transfusion of cerebral spinal fluid from one of Duke Gundar's vampire brides. Gundar refrains from killing Dr. Dominiani because the doctor is now Gundar's [[thrall]].<ref>[[Feast of Goblyns]] p. 13 gives the derivation of the date. Dr. D. has spent 180 years as a vampire at the time of [[Feast of Goblyns]] ([[736 BC]] according to [[Domains of Dread]] p. 17). [[Bleak House: Heroes, Monsters, and Settings]] p. 9-10 details how it happened. The date of his transition into [[undeath]] is highly questionable as it predates Gundarak's [[593 BC]] date of formation as a domain. {{Spec\|If the date is accurate, then this event is likely [[false history]]. Alternatively, Heinfroth may have undergone thee transformation on the [[Prime Material Plane]].}}</ref>		*{{questionably-canon-small}}[[556 BC]] - Dr. Dominiani accidentally becomes a vampire with a transfusion of cerebral spinal fluid from one of Duke Gundar's vampire brides. Gundar refrains from killing Dr. Dominiani because the doctor is now Gundar's [[thrall]].<ref>[[Feast of Goblyns]] p. 13 gives the derivation of the date. Dr. D. has spent 180 years as a vampire at the time of [[Feast of Goblyns]] ([[736 BC]] according to [[Domains of Dread]] p. 17). [[Bleak House: Heroes, Monsters, and Settings]] p. 9-10 details how it happened. The date of his transition into [[undeath]] is highly questionable as it predates Gundarak's [[593 BC]] date of formation as a domain. {{Spec\|If the date is accurate, then this event is likely [[false history]]. Alternatively, Heinfroth may have undergone thee transformation on the [[Prime Material Plane]] or elsewhere prior to the formation of Gundarak.}}</ref>
	*[[593 BC]] - [[Gundarak]] forms as a domain.<ref name="RLCS p.17">[[Ravenloft Third Edition]] p.17</ref><ref name="RLPHB p.19">[[Ravenloft Player's Handbook]] p.19</ref>		*[[593 BC]] - [[Gundarak]] forms as a domain.<ref name="RLCS p.17">[[Ravenloft Third Edition]] p.17</ref><ref name="RLPHB p.19">[[Ravenloft Player's Handbook]] p.19</ref>
	*[[735 BC]] - [[Akriel]] and Dr. Dominiani begin planning the [[Gundarakite Conspiracy]].<ref name="Bleak House: Heroes, Monsters, and Settings p. 9-10">[[Bleak House: Heroes, Monsters, and Settings]] p. 9-10</ref>		*[[735 BC]] - [[Akriel]] and Dr. Dominiani begin planning the [[Gundarakite Conspiracy]].<ref name="Bleak House: Heroes, Monsters, and Settings p. 9-10">[[Bleak House: Heroes, Monsters, and Settings]] p. 9-10</ref>

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	*{{questionably-canon-small}}[[556 BC]] - Dr. Dominiani accidentally becomes a vampire with a transfusion of cerebral spinal fluid from one of Duke Gundar's vampire brides. Gundar refrains from killing Dr. Dominiani because the doctor is now Gundar's [[thrall]].Dr. Dominiani accidentally becomes a vampire with a transfusion of cerebral spinal fluid from one of Duke Gundar's vampire brides. Gundar refrains from killing Dr. Dominiani because the doctor is now Gundar's [[thrall]].<ref>[[Feast of Goblyns]] p. 13 gives the derivation of the date. Dr. D. has spent 180 years as a vampire at the time of [[Feast of Goblyns]] ([[736 BC]] according to [[Domains of Dread]] p. 17). [[Bleak House: Heroes, Monsters, and Settings]] p. 9-10 details how it happened. The date of his transition into [[undeath]] is highly questionable as it predates Gundarak's [[593 BC]] date of formation as a domain. {{Spec\|If the date is accurate, then this event is likely [[false history]]. Alternatively, Heinfroth may have undergone thee transformation on the [[Prime Material Plane]].}}</ref>		*{{questionably-canon-small}}[[556 BC]] - Dr. Dominiani accidentally becomes a vampire with a transfusion of cerebral spinal fluid from one of Duke Gundar's vampire brides. Gundar refrains from killing Dr. Dominiani because the doctor is now Gundar's [[thrall]].<ref>[[Feast of Goblyns]] p. 13 gives the derivation of the date. Dr. D. has spent 180 years as a vampire at the time of [[Feast of Goblyns]] ([[736 BC]] according to [[Domains of Dread]] p. 17). [[Bleak House: Heroes, Monsters, and Settings]] p. 9-10 details how it happened. The date of his transition into [[undeath]] is highly questionable as it predates Gundarak's [[593 BC]] date of formation as a domain. {{Spec\|If the date is accurate, then this event is likely [[false history]]. Alternatively, Heinfroth may have undergone thee transformation on the [[Prime Material Plane]].}}</ref>
	*[[593 BC]] - [[Gundarak]] forms as a domain.<ref name="RLCS p.17">[[Ravenloft Third Edition]] p.17</ref><ref name="RLPHB p.19">[[Ravenloft Player's Handbook]] p.19</ref>		*[[593 BC]] - [[Gundarak]] forms as a domain.<ref name="RLCS p.17">[[Ravenloft Third Edition]] p.17</ref><ref name="RLPHB p.19">[[Ravenloft Player's Handbook]] p.19</ref>
	*[[735 BC]] - [[Akriel]] and Dr. Dominiani begin planning the [[Gundarakite Conspiracy]].<ref name="Bleak House: Heroes, Monsters, and Settings p. 9-10">[[Bleak House: Heroes, Monsters, and Settings]] p. 9-10</ref>		*[[735 BC]] - [[Akriel]] and Dr. Dominiani begin planning the [[Gundarakite Conspiracy]].<ref name="Bleak House: Heroes, Monsters, and Settings p. 9-10">[[Bleak House: Heroes, Monsters, and Settings]] p. 9-10</ref>

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	*{{questionably-canon-small}}[[556 BC]] - Dr. Dominiani accidentally becomes a vampire with a transfusion of cerebral spinal fluid from one of Duke Gundar's vampire brides.<ref>[[Feast of Goblyns]] p. 13 gives the derivation of the date. Dr. D. has spent 180 years as a vampire at the time of [[Feast of Goblyns]] ([[736 BC]] according to [[Domains of Dread]] p. 17). [[Bleak House: Heroes, Monsters, and Settings]] p. 9-10 details how it happened. The date of his transition into [[undeath]] is highly questionable as it predates Gundarak's [[593 BC]] date of formation as a domain. {{Spec\|If the date is accurate, then this event is likely [[false history]]. Alternatively, Heinfroth may have undergone thee transformation on the [[Prime Material Plane]].}}</ref>		*{{questionably-canon-small}}[[556 BC]] - Dr. Dominiani accidentally becomes a vampire with a transfusion of cerebral spinal fluid from one of Duke Gundar's vampire brides. Gundar refrains from killing Dr. Dominiani because the doctor is now Gundar's [[thrall]].Dr. Dominiani accidentally becomes a vampire with a transfusion of cerebral spinal fluid from one of Duke Gundar's vampire brides. Gundar refrains from killing Dr. Dominiani because the doctor is now Gundar's [[thrall]].<ref>[[Feast of Goblyns]] p. 13 gives the derivation of the date. Dr. D. has spent 180 years as a vampire at the time of [[Feast of Goblyns]] ([[736 BC]] according to [[Domains of Dread]] p. 17). [[Bleak House: Heroes, Monsters, and Settings]] p. 9-10 details how it happened. The date of his transition into [[undeath]] is highly questionable as it predates Gundarak's [[593 BC]] date of formation as a domain. {{Spec\|If the date is accurate, then this event is likely [[false history]]. Alternatively, Heinfroth may have undergone thee transformation on the [[Prime Material Plane]].}}</ref>
	*[[593 BC]] - [[Gundarak]] forms as a domain.<ref name="RLCS p.17">[[Ravenloft Third Edition]] p.17</ref><ref name="RLPHB p.19">[[Ravenloft Player's Handbook]] p.19</ref>		*[[593 BC]] - [[Gundarak]] forms as a domain.<ref name="RLCS p.17">[[Ravenloft Third Edition]] p.17</ref><ref name="RLPHB p.19">[[Ravenloft Player's Handbook]] p.19</ref>
	*[[735 BC]] - [[Akriel]] and Dr. Dominiani begin planning the [[Gundarakite Conspiracy]].<ref name="Bleak House: Heroes, Monsters, and Settings p. 9-10">[[Bleak House: Heroes, Monsters, and Settings]] p. 9-10</ref>		*[[735 BC]] - [[Akriel]] and Dr. Dominiani begin planning the [[Gundarakite Conspiracy]].<ref name="Bleak House: Heroes, Monsters, and Settings p. 9-10">[[Bleak House: Heroes, Monsters, and Settings]] p. 9-10</ref>

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