Lord Pidlwik Dilisnya - Revision history

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	[[Pidlwik Dilisnya]], also known as the [[Fool of Dorfniya]],~~<nowiki>Insert non-formatted text here</nowiki>~~ was nobly born in [[Prime Material Barovia]] in the year [[280 BC]]. He was the son of [[Izabela Dilisnya]]. He married [[Duchess Dorfniya Dilisnya]] who bore him four children, [[Reinhold Dilisnya\|Reinhold]] in [[310 BC]], [[Gertrude Dilisnya\|Gertrude]] in [[315 BC]], [[Oleka Dilisnya\|Oleka]] in [[317 BC]] and [[Leo Dilisnya]] in [[320 BC]]. Leo was in fact fathered by [[Gunther Cosco]]. There were at least nine grandchildren, among them [[Lovina Wachter]].		[[Pidlwik Dilisnya]], also known as the [[Fool of Dorfniya]], was nobly born in [[Prime Material Barovia]] in the year [[280 BC]]. He was the son of [[Izabela Dilisnya]]. He married [[Duchess Dorfniya Dilisnya]] who bore him four children: [[Reinhold Dilisnya\|Reinhold]] in [[310 BC]], [[Gertrude Dilisnya\|Gertrude]] in [[315 BC]], [[Oleka Dilisnya\|Oleka]] in [[317 BC]] and [[Leo Dilisnya]] in [[320 BC]]. Leo was in fact fathered by [[Gunther Cosco]]. There were at least nine grandchildren, among them [[Lovina Wachter]].

	His mother Izabela, the aged [[matriarch]] of her line, was [[assassinated]] in [[314 BC]]. The [[crime]] was blamed upon the [[Katsky Family\|Katsky]] and the [[Petrovna Family\|Petrovna families]]. They had been locked in a dispute with the [[Dilisnya Family\|Dilisnyas]] over the rights to the prosperous (but now played out) [[silver mine\|silver mines]] of [[Mount Gries]]. There was also a century of accumulated ill-will between the families. The [[assassination]] touched off the [[War of Silver Knives]]. It was far less a war than a series of tit-for-tat assassinations that [[Count Barov von Zarovich]] ordered an end to in [[316 BC]]. Peace was restored, but well before Izabela could be ~~avenged~~ sufficiently avenged so far as Pidlwik was concerned. He developed an intense hatred for the von Zaroviches that he passed on to Leo. Pidlwik died in [[349 BC]], the von Zaroviches unpunished for their interference. Bizarrely enough, he was buried in the catacombs beneath [[Castle Ravenloft]].<ref>[[Gazetteer I]], p 16.</ref>		His mother Izabela, the aged [[matriarch]] of her line, was [[assassinated]] in [[314 BC]]. The [[crime]] was blamed upon the [[Katsky Family\|Katsky]] and the [[Petrovna Family\|Petrovna families]]. They had been locked in a dispute with the [[Dilisnya Family\|Dilisnyas]] over the rights to the prosperous (but now played out) [[silver mine\|silver mines]] of [[Mount Gries]]. There was also a century of accumulated ill-will between the families. The [[assassination]] touched off the [[War of Silver Knives]]. It was far less a war than a series of tit-for-tat assassinations that [[Count Barov von Zarovich]] ordered an end to in [[316 BC]]. Peace was restored, but well before Izabela could be sufficiently avenged so far as Pidlwik was concerned. He developed an intense hatred for the von Zaroviches that he passed on to Leo. Pidlwik died in [[349 BC]], the von Zaroviches unpunished for their interference. Bizarrely enough, he was buried in the catacombs beneath [[Castle Ravenloft]].<ref>[[Gazetteer I]], p 16.</ref>

	==In [[Curse of Strahd]]==		==In [[Curse of Strahd]]==
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	His mother Izabela, the aged [[matriarch]] of her line, was [[assassinated]] in [[314 BC]]. The [[crime]] was blamed upon the [[Katsky Family\|Katsky]] and the [[Petrovna Family\|Petrovna families]]. They had been locked in a dispute with the [[Dilisnya Family\|Dilisnyas]] over the rights to the prosperous (but now played out) [[silver mine\|silver mines]] of [[Mount Gries]]. There was also a century of accumulated ill-will between the families. The [[assassination]] touched off the [[War of Silver Knives]]. It was far less a war than a series of tit-for-tat assassinations that [[Count Barov von Zarovich]] ordered an end to in [[316 BC]]. Peace was restored, but well before Izabela could be avenged sufficiently avenged so far as Pidlwik was concerned. He developed an intense hatred for the von Zaroviches that he passed on to Leo. Pidlwik died in [[349 BC]], the von Zaroviches unpunished for their interference. Bizarrely enough, he was buried in the catacombs beneath [[Castle Ravenloft]].<ref>[[Gazetteer I]], p 16.</ref>		His mother Izabela, the aged [[matriarch]] of her line, was [[assassinated]] in [[314 BC]]. The [[crime]] was blamed upon the [[Katsky Family\|Katsky]] and the [[Petrovna Family\|Petrovna families]]. They had been locked in a dispute with the [[Dilisnya Family\|Dilisnyas]] over the rights to the prosperous (but now played out) [[silver mine\|silver mines]] of [[Mount Gries]]. There was also a century of accumulated ill-will between the families. The [[assassination]] touched off the [[War of Silver Knives]]. It was far less a war than a series of tit-for-tat assassinations that [[Count Barov von Zarovich]] ordered an end to in [[316 BC]]. Peace was restored, but well before Izabela could be avenged sufficiently avenged so far as Pidlwik was concerned. He developed an intense hatred for the von Zaroviches that he passed on to Leo. Pidlwik died in [[349 BC]], the von Zaroviches unpunished for their interference. Bizarrely enough, he was buried in the catacombs beneath [[Castle Ravenloft]].<ref>[[Gazetteer I]], p 16.</ref>

			==In [[Curse of Strahd]]==
			See [[Pidlwick]].
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	[[Pidlwik Dilisnya]], also known as the [[Fool of ~~Dilisnya~~]],<nowiki>Insert non-formatted text here</nowiki> was nobly born in [[Prime Material Barovia]] in the year [[280 BC]]. He was the son of [[Izabela Dilisnya]]. He married [[Duchess Dorfniya Dilisnya]] who bore him four children, [[Reinhold Dilisnya\|Reinhold]] in [[310 BC]], [[Gertrude Dilisnya\|Gertrude]] in [[315 BC]], [[Oleka Dilisnya\|Oleka]] in [[317 BC]] and [[Leo Dilisnya]] in [[320 BC]]. Leo was in fact fathered by [[Gunther Cosco]]. There were at least nine grandchildren, among them [[Lovina Wachter]].		[[Pidlwik Dilisnya]], also known as the [[Fool of Dorfniya]],<nowiki>Insert non-formatted text here</nowiki> was nobly born in [[Prime Material Barovia]] in the year [[280 BC]]. He was the son of [[Izabela Dilisnya]]. He married [[Duchess Dorfniya Dilisnya]] who bore him four children, [[Reinhold Dilisnya\|Reinhold]] in [[310 BC]], [[Gertrude Dilisnya\|Gertrude]] in [[315 BC]], [[Oleka Dilisnya\|Oleka]] in [[317 BC]] and [[Leo Dilisnya]] in [[320 BC]]. Leo was in fact fathered by [[Gunther Cosco]]. There were at least nine grandchildren, among them [[Lovina Wachter]].

	His mother Izabela, the aged [[matriarch]] of her line, was [[assassinated]] in [[314 BC]]. The [[crime]] was blamed upon the [[Katsky Family\|Katsky]] and the [[Petrovna Family\|Petrovna families]]. They had been locked in a dispute with the [[Dilisnya Family\|Dilisnyas]] over the rights to the prosperous (but now played out) [[silver mine\|silver mines]] of [[Mount Gries]]. There was also a century of accumulated ill-will between the families. The [[assassination]] touched off the [[War of Silver Knives]]. It was far less a war than a series of tit-for-tat assassinations that [[Count Barov von Zarovich]] ordered an end to in [[316 BC]]. Peace was restored, but well before Izabela could be avenged sufficiently avenged so far as Pidlwik was concerned. He developed an intense hatred for the von Zaroviches that he passed on to Leo. Pidlwik died in [[349 BC]], the von Zaroviches unpunished for their interference. Bizarrely enough, he was buried in the catacombs beneath [[Castle Ravenloft]].<ref>[[Gazetteer I]], p 16.</ref>		His mother Izabela, the aged [[matriarch]] of her line, was [[assassinated]] in [[314 BC]]. The [[crime]] was blamed upon the [[Katsky Family\|Katsky]] and the [[Petrovna Family\|Petrovna families]]. They had been locked in a dispute with the [[Dilisnya Family\|Dilisnyas]] over the rights to the prosperous (but now played out) [[silver mine\|silver mines]] of [[Mount Gries]]. There was also a century of accumulated ill-will between the families. The [[assassination]] touched off the [[War of Silver Knives]]. It was far less a war than a series of tit-for-tat assassinations that [[Count Barov von Zarovich]] ordered an end to in [[316 BC]]. Peace was restored, but well before Izabela could be avenged sufficiently avenged so far as Pidlwik was concerned. He developed an intense hatred for the von Zaroviches that he passed on to Leo. Pidlwik died in [[349 BC]], the von Zaroviches unpunished for their interference. Bizarrely enough, he was buried in the catacombs beneath [[Castle Ravenloft]].<ref>[[Gazetteer I]], p 16.</ref>

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	~~'''~~Pidlwik Dilisnya~~'''~~ was nobly born in [[Prime Material Barovia]] in the year [[280 BC]]. He was the son of [[Izabela Dilisnya]]. He married [[Duchess Dorfniya Dilisnya]] who bore him four children, [[Reinhold Dilisnya\|Reinhold]] in [[310 BC]], [[Gertrude Dilisnya\|Gertrude]] in [[315 BC]], [[Oleka Dilisnya\|Oleka]] in [[317 BC]] and [[Leo Dilisnya]] in [[320 BC]]. Leo was in fact fathered by [[Gunther Cosco]]. There were at least nine grandchildren, among them [[Lovina Wachter]].		[[Pidlwik Dilisnya]], also known as the [[Fool of Dilisnya]],<nowiki>Insert non-formatted text here</nowiki> was nobly born in [[Prime Material Barovia]] in the year [[280 BC]]. He was the son of [[Izabela Dilisnya]]. He married [[Duchess Dorfniya Dilisnya]] who bore him four children, [[Reinhold Dilisnya\|Reinhold]] in [[310 BC]], [[Gertrude Dilisnya\|Gertrude]] in [[315 BC]], [[Oleka Dilisnya\|Oleka]] in [[317 BC]] and [[Leo Dilisnya]] in [[320 BC]]. Leo was in fact fathered by [[Gunther Cosco]]. There were at least nine grandchildren, among them [[Lovina Wachter]].

	His mother Izabela, the aged [[matriarch]] of her line, was [[assassinated]] in [[314 BC]]. The [[crime]] was blamed upon the [[Katsky Family\|Katsky]] and the [[Petrovna Family\|Petrovna families]]. They had been locked in a dispute with the [[Dilisnya Family\|Dilisnyas]] over the rights to the prosperous (but now played out) [[silver mine\|silver mines]] of [[Mount Gries]]. There was also a century of accumulated ill-will between the families. The [[assassination]] touched off the [[War of Silver Knives]]. It was far less a war than a series of tit-for-tat assassinations that [[Count Barov von Zarovich]] ordered an end to in [[316 BC]]. Peace was restored, but well before Izabela could be avenged sufficiently avenged so far as Pidlwik was concerned. He developed an intense hatred for the von Zaroviches that he passed on to Leo. Pidlwik died in [[349 BC]], the von Zaroviches unpunished for their interference. Bizarrely enough, he was buried in the catacombs beneath [[Castle Ravenloft]].<ref>[[Gazetteer I]], p 16.</ref>		His mother Izabela, the aged [[matriarch]] of her line, was [[assassinated]] in [[314 BC]]. The [[crime]] was blamed upon the [[Katsky Family\|Katsky]] and the [[Petrovna Family\|Petrovna families]]. They had been locked in a dispute with the [[Dilisnya Family\|Dilisnyas]] over the rights to the prosperous (but now played out) [[silver mine\|silver mines]] of [[Mount Gries]]. There was also a century of accumulated ill-will between the families. The [[assassination]] touched off the [[War of Silver Knives]]. It was far less a war than a series of tit-for-tat assassinations that [[Count Barov von Zarovich]] ordered an end to in [[316 BC]]. Peace was restored, but well before Izabela could be avenged sufficiently avenged so far as Pidlwik was concerned. He developed an intense hatred for the von Zaroviches that he passed on to Leo. Pidlwik died in [[349 BC]], the von Zaroviches unpunished for their interference. Bizarrely enough, he was buried in the catacombs beneath [[Castle Ravenloft]].<ref>[[Gazetteer I]], p 16.</ref>

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	'''Pidlwik Dilisnya''' was nobly born in [[Prime Material Barovia]] in the [[280 BC]]. He was the son of [[Izabela Dilisnya]]. He married [[Duchess Dorfniya Dilisnya]] who bore him four children, [[Reinhold Dilisnya\|Reinhold]] in [[310 BC]], [[Gertrude Dilisnya\|Gertrude]] in [[315 BC]], [[Oleka Dilisnya\|Oleka]] in [[317 BC]] and [[Leo Dilisnya]] in [[320 BC]]. Leo was in fact fathered by [[Gunther Cosco]]. There were at least nine grandchildren, among them [[Lovina Wachter]].		'''Pidlwik Dilisnya''' was nobly born in [[Prime Material Barovia]] in the year [[280 BC]]. He was the son of [[Izabela Dilisnya]]. He married [[Duchess Dorfniya Dilisnya]] who bore him four children, [[Reinhold Dilisnya\|Reinhold]] in [[310 BC]], [[Gertrude Dilisnya\|Gertrude]] in [[315 BC]], [[Oleka Dilisnya\|Oleka]] in [[317 BC]] and [[Leo Dilisnya]] in [[320 BC]]. Leo was in fact fathered by [[Gunther Cosco]]. There were at least nine grandchildren, among them [[Lovina Wachter]].

	His mother Izabela, the aged [[matriarch]] of her line, was [[assassinated]] in [[314 BC]]. The [[crime]] was blamed upon the [[Katsky Family\|Katsky]] and the [[Petrovna Family\|Petrovna families]]. They had been locked in a dispute with the [[Dilisnya Family\|Dilisnyas]] over the rights to the prosperous (but now played out) [[silver mine\|silver mines]] of [[Mount Gries]]. There was also a century of accumulated ill-will between the families. The [[assassination]] touched off the [[War of Silver Knives]]. It was far less a war than a series of tit-for-tat assassinations that [[Count Barov von Zarovich]] ordered an end to in [[316 BC]]. Peace was restored, but well before Izabela could be avenged sufficiently avenged so far as Pidlwik was concerned. He developed an intense hatred for the von Zaroviches that he passed on to Leo. Pidlwik died in [[349 BC]], the von Zaroviches unpunished for their interference. Bizarrely enough, he was buried in the catacombs beneath [[Castle Ravenloft]].		His mother Izabela, the aged [[matriarch]] of her line, was [[assassinated]] in [[314 BC]]. The [[crime]] was blamed upon the [[Katsky Family\|Katsky]] and the [[Petrovna Family\|Petrovna families]]. They had been locked in a dispute with the [[Dilisnya Family\|Dilisnyas]] over the rights to the prosperous (but now played out) [[silver mine\|silver mines]] of [[Mount Gries]]. There was also a century of accumulated ill-will between the families. The [[assassination]] touched off the [[War of Silver Knives]]. It was far less a war than a series of tit-for-tat assassinations that [[Count Barov von Zarovich]] ordered an end to in [[316 BC]]. Peace was restored, but well before Izabela could be avenged sufficiently avenged so far as Pidlwik was concerned. He developed an intense hatred for the von Zaroviches that he passed on to Leo. Pidlwik died in [[349 BC]], the von Zaroviches unpunished for their interference. Bizarrely enough, he was buried in the catacombs beneath [[Castle Ravenloft]].<ref>[[Gazetteer I]], p 16.</ref>

	~~==References==~~

	~~[[Gazetteer I]], p 16.~~		{{ref}}

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