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	Regardless of his eventual fate at the hands of Gennifer, the VRGttM version of Salizarr had survived the Requiem mortality intact because [[the Mists]] had taken him to [[Richten Haus]], now an [[oubliette]] floating in the Mists with no [[darklord]] {{spec\|presumably following the presuming destruction or incapacitation of [[Madame Radanavich]].<ref>as per the possible endings of [[Bleak House]]</ref>}} There, Salizarr was trapped in the hated [[sunlight]], [[hunted]] by the [[spirit]]s of dead [[hero]]es. He sometimes gained brief succor from these attacks when he was delivered to the [[sewers]] of different places throughout [[the Core]], where he resumed hunting and killing [[humanoid]]s as he previously had done in Il Aluk. The string of bodies left in his wake spawned several [[legend]]s of fear and horror in the lands he visited, yet always after being the predator for a time the Mists always took him back to Richten Haus to be the prey.<ref name="VRGttM p. 104">VRGttM (Book) p. 104</ref> This formed a cycle of torment over the [[year]]s, and Salizarr developed [[Multiple Personality Disorder]]. Somehow, Salizarr's alternate identities manifsted a few unusual characteristics. They came to mimic the figures of legend he spawned throughout the Core. These include [[Old Scrabbling Sally]], [[Little Hollow Ivil]], and [[Cellar Bones]]. In addition, Salizarr is unusual in that his alternate personalities know each other exists and can even converse with each other. He seems to have developed these alternate guises for company in his time of suffering.<ref name="VRGttM p. 105">VRGttM (Book) p. 105</ref>		Regardless of his eventual fate at the hands of Gennifer, the VRGttM version of Salizarr had survived the Requiem mortality intact because [[the Mists]] had taken him to [[Richten Haus]], now an [[oubliette]] floating in the Mists with no [[darklord]] {{spec\|presumably following the presuming destruction or incapacitation of [[Madame Radanavich]].<ref>as per the possible endings of [[Bleak House]]</ref>}} There, Salizarr was trapped in the hated [[sunlight]], [[hunted]] by the [[spirit]]s of dead [[hero]]es. He sometimes gained brief succor from these attacks when he was delivered to the [[sewers]] of different places throughout [[the Core]], where he resumed hunting and killing [[humanoid]]s as he previously had done in Il Aluk. The string of bodies left in his wake spawned several [[legend]]s of fear and horror in the lands he visited, yet always after being the predator for a time the Mists always took him back to Richten Haus to be the prey.<ref name="VRGttM p. 104">VRGttM (Book) p. 104</ref> This formed a cycle of torment over the [[year]]s, and Salizarr developed [[Multiple Personality Disorder]]. Somehow, Salizarr's alternate identities manifsted a few unusual characteristics. They came to mimic the figures of legend he spawned throughout the Core. These include [[Old Scrabbling Sally]], [[Little Hollow Ivil]], and [[Cellar Bones]]. In addition, Salizarr is unusual in that his alternate personalities know each other exists and can even converse with each other. He seems to have developed these alternate guises for company in his time of suffering.<ref name="VRGttM p. 105">VRGttM (Book) p. 105</ref>

	The VRGttM version of Salizarr obviously contradicts the version from [[Gazetteer III]]. Author [[Rucht Lilavivat]] acknowledges this as a mistake that would have been rectified had [[Van Richten's Guide to the Mists (Book)]] been officially published.		The VRGttM version of Salizarr obviously contradicts the version from [[Gazetteer III]]. Author [[Rucht Lilavivat]] acknowledges this as a mistake that would have been rectified had [[Van Richten's Guide to the Mists (Book)]] been officially published.<ref>[http://fraternityofshadows.com/TheVault/AuthorNotes_RuchtLilavivat_VRGtMists.pdf Van Richten's Guide to the Mists Author's Notes by Rucht Lilavivat] p. 3-8</ref>

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	An alternate and contradictory take on Salizarr portrays him as a [[Mist Creature]] rather than one of [[the Slain]]. As related in her account in [[Van Richten's Guide to the Mists (Item)]], [[Gennifer Weathermay-Foxgrove]] confronts this version of Salissar in [[Richten Haus]] and seemingly destroys him, though at the dire cost of the opportunity to learn the house's mysteries.<ref>[[Van Richten's Guide to the Mists (Book)]] p.93-95</ref> Despite this sacrifice, Salizarr may yet survive.<ref name="VRGttM p. 104">VRGttM (Book) p. 104</ref>		An alternate and contradictory take on Salizarr (here referred to as [[Salissar]]) portrays him as a [[Mist Creature]] rather than one of [[the Slain]]. As related in her account in [[Van Richten's Guide to the Mists (Item)]], [[Gennifer Weathermay-Foxgrove]] confronts this version of Salissar in [[Richten Haus]] and seemingly destroys him, though at the dire cost of the opportunity to learn the house's mysteries.<ref>[[Van Richten's Guide to the Mists (Book)]] p.93-95</ref> Despite this sacrifice, Salizarr may yet survive.<ref name="VRGttM p. 104">VRGttM (Book) p. 104</ref>

	Regardless of his eventual fate at the hands of Gennifer, the VRGttM version of Salizarr had survived the Requiem mortality intact because [[the Mists]] had taken him to [[Richten Haus]], now an [[oubliette]] floating in the Mists with no [[darklord]] {{spec\|presumably following the presuming destruction or incapacitation of [[Madame Radanavich]].<ref>as per the possible endings of [[Bleak House]]</ref>}} There, Salizarr was trapped in the hated [[sunlight]], [[hunted]] by the [[spirit]]s of dead [[hero]]es. He sometimes gained brief succor from these attacks when he was delivered to the [[sewers]] of different places throughout [[the Core]], where he resumed hunting and killing [[humanoid]]s as he previously had done in Il Aluk. The string of bodies left in his wake spawned several [[legend]]s of fear and horror in the lands he visited, yet always after being the predator for a time the Mists always took him back to Richten Haus to be the prey.<ref name="VRGttM p. 104">VRGttM (Book) p. 104</ref> This formed a cycle of torment over the [[year]]s, and Salizarr developed [[Multiple Personality Disorder]]. Somehow, Salizarr's alternate identities manifsted a few unusual characteristics. They came to mimic the figures of legend he spawned throughout the Core. These include [[Old Scrabbling Sally]], [[Little Hollow Ivil]], and [[Cellar Bones]]. In addition, Salizarr is unusual in that his alternate personalities know each other exists and can even converse with each other. He seems to have developed these alternate guises for company in his time of suffering.<ref name="VRGttM p. 105">VRGttM (Book) p. 105</ref>		Regardless of his eventual fate at the hands of Gennifer, the VRGttM version of Salizarr had survived the Requiem mortality intact because [[the Mists]] had taken him to [[Richten Haus]], now an [[oubliette]] floating in the Mists with no [[darklord]] {{spec\|presumably following the presuming destruction or incapacitation of [[Madame Radanavich]].<ref>as per the possible endings of [[Bleak House]]</ref>}} There, Salizarr was trapped in the hated [[sunlight]], [[hunted]] by the [[spirit]]s of dead [[hero]]es. He sometimes gained brief succor from these attacks when he was delivered to the [[sewers]] of different places throughout [[the Core]], where he resumed hunting and killing [[humanoid]]s as he previously had done in Il Aluk. The string of bodies left in his wake spawned several [[legend]]s of fear and horror in the lands he visited, yet always after being the predator for a time the Mists always took him back to Richten Haus to be the prey.<ref name="VRGttM p. 104">VRGttM (Book) p. 104</ref> This formed a cycle of torment over the [[year]]s, and Salizarr developed [[Multiple Personality Disorder]]. Somehow, Salizarr's alternate identities manifsted a few unusual characteristics. They came to mimic the figures of legend he spawned throughout the Core. These include [[Old Scrabbling Sally]], [[Little Hollow Ivil]], and [[Cellar Bones]]. In addition, Salizarr is unusual in that his alternate personalities know each other exists and can even converse with each other. He seems to have developed these alternate guises for company in his time of suffering.<ref name="VRGttM p. 105">VRGttM (Book) p. 105</ref>

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	An alternate and contradictory take on Salizarr portrays him as a [[Mist Creature]] rather than one of [[the Slain]]. As related in her account in [[Van Richten's Guide to the Mists (Item)]], [[Gennifer Weathermay-Foxgrove]] confronts this version of Salissar in [[Richten Haus]] and seemingly destroys him, though at the dire cost of the opportunity to learn the house's mysteries.<ref>[[Van Richten's Guide to the Mists (Book)]] p.93-95</ref> Despite this sacrifice, Salizarr may yet survive.<ref name="VRGttM p. 104">VRGttM (Book) p. 104</ref>		An alternate and contradictory take on Salizarr portrays him as a [[Mist Creature]] rather than one of [[the Slain]]. As related in her account in [[Van Richten's Guide to the Mists (Item)]], [[Gennifer Weathermay-Foxgrove]] confronts this version of Salissar in [[Richten Haus]] and seemingly destroys him, though at the dire cost of the opportunity to learn the house's mysteries.<ref>[[Van Richten's Guide to the Mists (Book)]] p.93-95</ref> Despite this sacrifice, Salizarr may yet survive.<ref name="VRGttM p. 104">VRGttM (Book) p. 104</ref>

	Regardless of his eventual fate at the hands of Gennifer, the VRGttM version of Salizarr had survived the Requiem mortality intact because [[the Mists]] had taken him to [[~~Van~~ Richten Haus]], now an [[oubliette]] floating in the Mists with no [[darklord]] {{spec\|presumably following the presuming destruction or incapacitation of [[Madame Radanavich]].<ref>as per the possible endings of [[Bleak House]]</ref>}} There, Salizarr was trapped in the hated [[sunlight]], [[hunted]] by the [[spirit]]s of dead [[hero]]es. He sometimes gained brief succor from these attacks when he was delivered to the [[sewers]] of different places throughout [[the Core]], where he resumed hunting and killing [[humanoid]]s as he previously had done in Il Aluk. The string of bodies left in his wake spawned several [[legend]]s of fear and horror in the lands he visited, yet always after being the predator for a time the Mists always took him back to ~~Van~~ Richten Haus to be the prey.<ref name="VRGttM p. 104">VRGttM (Book) p. 104</ref> This formed a cycle of torment over the [[year]]s, and Salizarr developed [[Multiple Personality Disorder]]. Somehow, Salizarr's alternate identities manifsted a few unusual characteristics. They came to mimic the figures of legend he spawned throughout the Core. These include [[Old Scrabbling Sally]], [[Little Hollow Ivil]], and [[Cellar Bones]]. In addition, Salizarr is unusual in that his alternate personalities know each other exists and can even converse with each other. He seems to have developed these alternate guises for company in his time of suffering.<ref name="VRGttM p. 105">VRGttM (Book) p. 105</ref>		Regardless of his eventual fate at the hands of Gennifer, the VRGttM version of Salizarr had survived the Requiem mortality intact because [[the Mists]] had taken him to [[Richten Haus]], now an [[oubliette]] floating in the Mists with no [[darklord]] {{spec\|presumably following the presuming destruction or incapacitation of [[Madame Radanavich]].<ref>as per the possible endings of [[Bleak House]]</ref>}} There, Salizarr was trapped in the hated [[sunlight]], [[hunted]] by the [[spirit]]s of dead [[hero]]es. He sometimes gained brief succor from these attacks when he was delivered to the [[sewers]] of different places throughout [[the Core]], where he resumed hunting and killing [[humanoid]]s as he previously had done in Il Aluk. The string of bodies left in his wake spawned several [[legend]]s of fear and horror in the lands he visited, yet always after being the predator for a time the Mists always took him back to Richten Haus to be the prey.<ref name="VRGttM p. 104">VRGttM (Book) p. 104</ref> This formed a cycle of torment over the [[year]]s, and Salizarr developed [[Multiple Personality Disorder]]. Somehow, Salizarr's alternate identities manifsted a few unusual characteristics. They came to mimic the figures of legend he spawned throughout the Core. These include [[Old Scrabbling Sally]], [[Little Hollow Ivil]], and [[Cellar Bones]]. In addition, Salizarr is unusual in that his alternate personalities know each other exists and can even converse with each other. He seems to have developed these alternate guises for company in his time of suffering.<ref name="VRGttM p. 105">VRGttM (Book) p. 105</ref>

	The VRGttM version of Salizarr obviously contradicts the version from [[Gazetteer III]]. Author [[Rucht Lilavivat]] acknowledges this as a mistake that would have been rectified had [[Van Richten's Guide to the Mists (Book)]] been officially published.		The VRGttM version of Salizarr obviously contradicts the version from [[Gazetteer III]]. Author [[Rucht Lilavivat]] acknowledges this as a mistake that would have been rectified had [[Van Richten's Guide to the Mists (Book)]] been officially published.

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	An alternate and contradictory take on Salizarr portrays him as a [[Mist Creature]] rather than one of [[the Slain]]. As related in her account in [[Van Richten's Guide to the Mists (Item)]], [[Gennifer Weathermay-Foxgrove]] confronts this version of Salissar in [[Richten Haus]] and seemingly destroys him, though at the dire cost of the opportunity to learn the house's mysteries.<ref>[[Van Richten's Guide to the Mists (Book)]] p.93-95</ref> Despite this sacrifice, Salizarr may yet survive.<ref name="VRGttM p. 104">VRGttM (Book) p. 104</ref>		An alternate and contradictory take on Salizarr portrays him as a [[Mist Creature]] rather than one of [[the Slain]]. As related in her account in [[Van Richten's Guide to the Mists (Item)]], [[Gennifer Weathermay-Foxgrove]] confronts this version of Salissar in [[Richten Haus]] and seemingly destroys him, though at the dire cost of the opportunity to learn the house's mysteries.<ref>[[Van Richten's Guide to the Mists (Book)]] p.93-95</ref> Despite this sacrifice, Salizarr may yet survive.<ref name="VRGttM p. 104">VRGttM (Book) p. 104</ref>

	Regardless of his eventual fate at the hands of Gennifer, the VRGttM version of Salizarr had survived the Requiem mortality intact because [[the Mists]] had taken him to [[Van Richten Haus]], now an [[oubliette]] floating in the Mists with no [[darklord]] {{spec\|presumably following the presuming destruction or incapacitation of [[Madame Radanavich]].<ref>as per the possible endings of [[Bleak House]]}} There, Salizarr was trapped in the hated [[sunlight]], [[hunted]] by the [[spirit]]s of dead [[hero]]es. He sometimes gained brief succor from these attacks when he was delivered to the [[sewers]] of different places throughout [[the Core]], where he resumed hunting and killing [[humanoid]]s as he previously had done in Il Aluk. The string of bodies left in his wake spawned several [[legend]]s of fear and horror in the lands he visited, yet always after being the predator for a time the Mists always took him back to Van Richten Haus to be the prey.<ref name="VRGttM p. 104">VRGttM (Book) p. 104</ref> This formed a cycle of torment over the [[year]]s, and Salizarr developed [[Multiple Personality Disorder]]. Somehow, Salizarr's alternate identities manifsted a few unusual characteristics. They came to mimic the figures of legend he spawned throughout the Core. These include [[Old Scrabbling Sally]], [[Little Hollow Ivil]], and [[Cellar Bones]]. In addition, Salizarr is unusual in that his alternate personalities know each other exists and can even converse with each other. He seems to have developed these alternate guises for company in his time of suffering.<ref name="VRGttM p. 105">VRGttM (Book) p. 105</ref>		Regardless of his eventual fate at the hands of Gennifer, the VRGttM version of Salizarr had survived the Requiem mortality intact because [[the Mists]] had taken him to [[Van Richten Haus]], now an [[oubliette]] floating in the Mists with no [[darklord]] {{spec\|presumably following the presuming destruction or incapacitation of [[Madame Radanavich]].<ref>as per the possible endings of [[Bleak House]]</ref>}} There, Salizarr was trapped in the hated [[sunlight]], [[hunted]] by the [[spirit]]s of dead [[hero]]es. He sometimes gained brief succor from these attacks when he was delivered to the [[sewers]] of different places throughout [[the Core]], where he resumed hunting and killing [[humanoid]]s as he previously had done in Il Aluk. The string of bodies left in his wake spawned several [[legend]]s of fear and horror in the lands he visited, yet always after being the predator for a time the Mists always took him back to Van Richten Haus to be the prey.<ref name="VRGttM p. 104">VRGttM (Book) p. 104</ref> This formed a cycle of torment over the [[year]]s, and Salizarr developed [[Multiple Personality Disorder]]. Somehow, Salizarr's alternate identities manifsted a few unusual characteristics. They came to mimic the figures of legend he spawned throughout the Core. These include [[Old Scrabbling Sally]], [[Little Hollow Ivil]], and [[Cellar Bones]]. In addition, Salizarr is unusual in that his alternate personalities know each other exists and can even converse with each other. He seems to have developed these alternate guises for company in his time of suffering.<ref name="VRGttM p. 105">VRGttM (Book) p. 105</ref>

	The VRGttM version of Salizarr obviously contradicts the version from [[Gazetteer III]]. Author [[Rucht Lilavivat]] acknowledges this as a mistake that would have been rectified had [[Van Richten's Guide to the Mists (Book)]] been officially published.		The VRGttM version of Salizarr obviously contradicts the version from [[Gazetteer III]]. Author [[Rucht Lilavivat]] acknowledges this as a mistake that would have been rectified had [[Van Richten's Guide to the Mists (Book)]] been officially published.

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	[[Salizarr]] is a [[Meazel]], formerly residing in the [[sewers]] beneath [[Il Aluk]] in [[Darkon]]. He is an [[outlander]], originally from [[Cormyr]], a country in [[Faerun]]. Salizarr arrived in [[Ravenloft]] in [[734 BC]]. Salizarr was subject to the memory distortion effects of Darkon and believed himself to have always lived there, becoming a [[serial killer]] and preying upon surface-dwellers when he tires of the food he can find below ground.<ref name="RLMCII">[[Ravenloft Monstrous Compendium II]]</ref> Salizarr's presence left a mark on the populace, for word spoke of a horrible bogeyman haunting the night. Salizarr was later transformed into a [[Necropolitan Ghoul]] by the [[Requiem]]. Other than having to compete with other [[ghoul]]s and some of his abilities and weapons not working as well before, Salizarr operates much as he did when he was [[living]]. His name still inspires fear among Necropolis' inhabitants.<ref name="Gaz II p. 125">[[Gazetteer II]]j p. 125</ref>		[[Salizarr]] is a [[Meazel]], formerly residing in the [[sewers]] beneath [[Il Aluk]] in [[Darkon]]. He is an [[outlander]], originally from [[Cormyr]], a country in [[Faerun]]. Salizarr arrived in [[Ravenloft]] in [[734 BC]]. Salizarr was subject to the memory distortion effects of Darkon and believed himself to have always lived there, becoming a [[serial killer]] and preying upon surface-dwellers when he tires of the food he can find below ground.<ref name="RLMCII">[[Ravenloft Monstrous Compendium II]]</ref> Salizarr's presence left a mark on the populace, for word spoke of a horrible bogeyman haunting the night. Salizarr was later transformed into a [[Necropolitan Ghoul]] by the [[Requiem]]. Other than having to compete with other [[ghoul]]s and some of his abilities and weapons not working as well before, Salizarr operates much as he did when he was [[living]]. His name still inspires fear among Necropolis' inhabitants.<ref name="Gaz II p. 125">[[Gazetteer II]]j p. 125</ref>

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	A [[Mist Creature]] [[~~Meazel~~]] ~~from~~ [[~~Il Aluk~~]] ~~named "~~[[Salissar]]"<ref>[[Van Richten's Guide to the Mists (Book)]] p.104</ref> ~~confronts~~ [[~~Gennifer Weathermay-Foxgrove~~]] at [[Richten Haus]].<ref>[[Van Richten's ~~Guide~~ to the ~~Mists~~ (Book)]] p.~~93-95~~</ref> Author [[Rucht Lilavivat]] acknowledges this as a mistake that would have been rectified had the ~~product~~ been officially published.		An alternate and contradictory take on Salizarr portrays him as a [[Mist Creature]] rather than one of [[the Slain]]. As related in her account in [[Van Richten's Guide to the Mists (Item)]], [[Gennifer Weathermay-Foxgrove]] confronts this version of Salissar in [[Richten Haus]] and seemingly destroys him, though at the dire cost of the opportunity to learn the house's mysteries.<ref>[[Van Richten's Guide to the Mists (Book)]] p.93-95</ref> Despite this sacrifice, Salizarr may yet survive.<ref name="VRGttM p. 104">VRGttM (Book) p. 104</ref>

			Regardless of his eventual fate at the hands of Gennifer, the VRGttM version of Salizarr had survived the Requiem mortality intact because [[the Mists]] had taken him to [[Van Richten Haus]], now an [[oubliette]] floating in the Mists with no [[darklord]] {{spec\|presumably following the presuming destruction or incapacitation of [[Madame Radanavich]].<ref>as per the possible endings of [[Bleak House]]}} There, Salizarr was trapped in the hated [[sunlight]], [[hunted]] by the [[spirit]]s of dead [[hero]]es. He sometimes gained brief succor from these attacks when he was delivered to the [[sewers]] of different places throughout [[the Core]], where he resumed hunting and killing [[humanoid]]s as he previously had done in Il Aluk. The string of bodies left in his wake spawned several [[legend]]s of fear and horror in the lands he visited, yet always after being the predator for a time the Mists always took him back to Van Richten Haus to be the prey.<ref name="VRGttM p. 104">VRGttM (Book) p. 104</ref> This formed a cycle of torment over the [[year]]s, and Salizarr developed [[Multiple Personality Disorder]]. Somehow, Salizarr's alternate identities manifsted a few unusual characteristics. They came to mimic the figures of legend he spawned throughout the Core. These include [[Old Scrabbling Sally]], [[Little Hollow Ivil]], and [[Cellar Bones]]. In addition, Salizarr is unusual in that his alternate personalities know each other exists and can even converse with each other. He seems to have developed these alternate guises for company in his time of suffering.<ref name="VRGttM p. 105">VRGttM (Book) p. 105</ref>

			The VRGttM version of Salizarr obviously contradicts the version from [[Gazetteer III]]. Author [[Rucht Lilavivat]] acknowledges this as a mistake that would have been rectified had [[Van Richten's Guide to the Mists (Book)]] been officially published.

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	[[Salizarr]] is a [[Meazel]], formerly residing in [[Il Aluk]] in [[Darkon]]. He is an [[outlander]], originally from [[Cormyr]], a country in [[Faerun]]. Salizarr arrived in [[Ravenloft]] in [[734 BC]].<ref>[[Ravenloft Monstrous Compendium II]]</ref> He was transformed into a [[Necropolitan Ghoul]] by the [[Requiem]].<ref>[[Gazetteer II]]</ref>		[[Salizarr]] is a [[Meazel]], formerly residing in the [[sewers]] beneath [[Il Aluk]] in [[Darkon]]. He is an [[outlander]], originally from [[Cormyr]], a country in [[Faerun]]. Salizarr arrived in [[Ravenloft]] in [[734 BC]]. Salizarr was subject to the memory distortion effects of Darkon and believed himself to have always lived there, becoming a [[serial killer]] and preying upon surface-dwellers when he tires of the food he can find below ground.<ref name="RLMCII">[[Ravenloft Monstrous Compendium II]]</ref> Salizarr's presence left a mark on the populace, for word spoke of a horrible bogeyman haunting the night. Salizarr was later transformed into a [[Necropolitan Ghoul]] by the [[Requiem]]. Other than having to compete with other [[ghoul]]s and some of his abilities and weapons not working as well before, Salizarr operates much as he did when he was [[living]]. His name still inspires fear among Necropolis' inhabitants.<ref name="Gaz II p. 125">[[Gazetteer II]]j p. 125</ref>

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	A [[Mist Creature]] [[Meazel]] from [[Il Aluk]] named "[[Salissar]]".<ref>[[Van Richten's Guide to the Mists (Book)]] p.104</ref> confronts [[Gennifer Weathermay-Foxgrove]] at [[Richten Haus]].<ref>[[Van Richten's Guide to the Mists (Book)]] p.93-95</ref> Author [[Rucht Lilavivat]] acknowledges this as a mistake that would have been rectified had the product been officially published.		A [[Mist Creature]] [[Meazel]] from [[Il Aluk]] named "[[Salissar]]"<ref>[[Van Richten's Guide to the Mists (Book)]] p.104</ref> confronts [[Gennifer Weathermay-Foxgrove]] at [[Richten Haus]].<ref>[[Van Richten's Guide to the Mists (Book)]] p.93-95</ref> Author [[Rucht Lilavivat]] acknowledges this as a mistake that would have been rectified had the product been officially published.

			==Game Statistics==
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			*[[2nd Edition]]: male [[meazel]], [[Chaotic Evil]]<ref name="RLMCII">[[Ravenloft Monstrous Compendium II]]</ref>
			*[[3rd Edition]]:
			**(as one of [[the Slain]]): male meazel [[Necropolitan Ghoul]] [[rogue]] 2; Chaotic Evil<ref name="Gaz II p. 125">[[Gazetteer II]]j p. 125</ref>
			**{{questionably-canon-small}}(as [[Mist Creature]]): male meazel rogue 2/[[Reaping Mauler]] 5; Chaotic Evil<ref>VRGttM p. 104</ref>

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	[[category:NPC]]		[[category:NPC]]
	[[~~Category~~:~~Outlander~~]]		[[category:Chaotic Evil]]
			[[category:Cormyrean]]
			[[category:Diseased]]
	[[category:Faerunian]]		[[category:Faerunian]]
	~~[[category:Cormyrean]]~~
	~~[[Category:The Slain]]~~
	~~[[Category:Necropolitan Ghoul]]~~
	~~[[category:Reaping Mauler]]~~
	~~[[Category:Rogue]]~~
	~~[[category:Meazel]]~~
	~~[[category:Mists Subtype]]~~
	~~[[category:Chaotic Evil]]~~
	~~[[Category:Outlander]]~~
	[[category:Former Inhabitants of Cormyr]]		[[category:Former Inhabitants of Cormyr]]
			[[category:Former Inhabitants of Darkon]]
	[[category:former Inhabitants of Faerun]]		[[category:former Inhabitants of Faerun]]
	[[category:Former Inhabitants of the Prime Material Plane]]		[[category:Former Inhabitants of the Prime Material Plane]]
	[[category:Former Inhabitants of Toril]]		[[category:Former Inhabitants of Toril]]
	[[category:Inhabitants of Il Aluk]]		[[category:Inhabitants of Il Aluk]]
	~~[[category:Former Inhabitants of Darkon]]~~
	[[category:Inhabitants of Necropolis]]		[[category:Inhabitants of Necropolis]]
	[[category:Inhabitants of Richten Haus]]		[[category:Inhabitants of Richten Haus]]
	[[category:Killer]]		[[category:Killer]]
			[[category:Meazel]]
			[[category:Mist Creature]]
			[[category:Mists Subtype]]
			[[category:Monstrous Humanoid]]
	[[category:Murderer]]		[[category:Murderer]]
	[[~~category~~:~~Strangler~~]]		[[Category:Outlander]]
			[[Category:Necropolitan Ghoul]]
	[[category:Professional Killer]]		[[category:Professional Killer]]
	[[category:Professional Murderer]]		[[category:Professional Murderer]]
			[[category:Reaping Mauler]]
			[[Category:Rogue]]
			[[category:Strangler]]
			[[category:Killer]]
			[[category:Murderer]]
	[[category:Serial Killer]]		[[category:Serial Killer]]
			[[Category:The Slain]]
			[[category:Strangler]]
	[[category:Villain]]		[[category:Villain]]
			[[category:Undead]]
	==Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue==		==Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue==

Salizarr - Revision history

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