The Wedding of Sergei von Zarovich - Revision history

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	'''The Wedding of [[Sergei von Zarovich]]''' was scheduled to occur in the summer of [[351 BC]]. This [[noble of Barovia]] and brother of [[Count Strahd von Zarovich]] was to marry [[Tatyana Federovna]]. However this was not to be due to a combination of the [[dark desire]] of Strahd for Tatyana and the machinations of [[Leo Dilisnya]] for [[power]] and [[revenge]].<ref name="Ravenloft Player's Handbook p. 19">[[Ravenloft Player's Handbook]] p. 19</ref>		'''The Wedding of [[Sergei von Zarovich]]''' was scheduled to occur in the summer of [[351 BC]]. This [[noble of Barovia]] and brother of [[Count Strahd von Zarovich]] was to marry [[Tatyana Federovna]]. However this was not to be due to a combination of the [[dark desire]] of Strahd for Tatyana and the machinations of [[Leo Dilisnya]] for [[power]] and [[revenge]].<ref name="Ravenloft Player's Handbook p. 19">[[Ravenloft Player's Handbook]] p. 19</ref>

	Strahd had long harbored desire for Tatyana, but her love was only for Sergei. On the day of the wedding, Strahd made a pact with an entity known only as [["Death"]] for [[immortality]]. Strahd consummated the deal with the murder of his brother, Sergei. Strahd then professed his love to Tatyana, but she rejected him in the ultimate fashion by jumping off the walls of [[Castle Ravenloft]]. Denied his ultimate desire, Strahd went on a rampage ~~and~~ killing many of the wedding guests. Pierced by the [[arrow]]s of the guards, he did not die but became a [[vampire]]. This experience is recorded in the [[Tome of Strahd]].<ref name="Domains of Dread p. 14-15">[[Domains of Dread]] p. 14-15</ref>		Strahd had long harbored desire for Tatyana, but her love was only for Sergei. On the day of the wedding, Strahd made a pact with an entity known only as [["Death"]] for [[immortality]]. Strahd consummated the deal with the murder of his brother, Sergei. Strahd then professed his love to Tatyana, but she rejected him in the ultimate fashion by jumping off the walls of [[Castle Ravenloft]]. Denied his ultimate desire, Strahd went on a rampage — killing many of the wedding guests. Pierced by the [[arrow]]s of the guards, he did not die but became a [[vampire]]. This experience is recorded in the [[Tome of Strahd]].<ref name="Domains of Dread p. 14-15">[[Domains of Dread]] p. 14-15</ref>

	That same day, Leo Dilisnya planned the [[assassination]] of the wedding guests as an act of revenge against the [[Von Zarovich Family]] for past [[transgression]]s against the Dilisnyas and as a way to seize total power over [[Barovia]]. Leo planted his [[killer]]s (armed with [[poisoned]] [[arrow]]s) among the party of the [[Dilisnya Family]] guests. The assassins struck, and a massacre occurred. Suffice it to say, things did not occur exactly the way Leo had intended.<ref name="Gaz IV p. 15>[[Gazetteer IV]] p. 15</ref>		That same day, Leo Dilisnya planned the [[assassination]] of the wedding guests as an act of revenge against the [[Von Zarovich Family]] for past [[transgression]]s against the Dilisnyas and as a way to seize total power over [[Barovia]]. Leo planted his [[killer]]s (armed with [[poisoned]] [[arrow]]s) among the party of the [[Dilisnya Family]] guests. The assassins struck, and a massacre occurred. Suffice it to say, things did not occur exactly the way Leo had intended.<ref name="Gaz IV p. 15>[[Gazetteer IV]] p. 15</ref>

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	Strahd had long harbored desire for Tatyana, but her love was only for Sergei. On the day of the wedding, Strahd made a pact with an entity known only as [["Death"]] for [[immortality]]. Strahd consummated the deal with the murder of his brother, Sergei. Strahd then professed his love to Tatyana, but she rejected him in the ultimate fashion by jumping off the walls of [[Castle Ravenloft]]. Denied his ultimate desire, Strahd went on a rampage and killing many of the wedding guests. Pierced by the [[arrow]]s of the guards, he did not die but became a [[vampire]]. This experience is recorded in the [[Tome of Strahd]].<ref name="Domains of Dread p. 14-15">[[Domains of Dread]] p. 14-15</ref>		Strahd had long harbored desire for Tatyana, but her love was only for Sergei. On the day of the wedding, Strahd made a pact with an entity known only as [["Death"]] for [[immortality]]. Strahd consummated the deal with the murder of his brother, Sergei. Strahd then professed his love to Tatyana, but she rejected him in the ultimate fashion by jumping off the walls of [[Castle Ravenloft]]. Denied his ultimate desire, Strahd went on a rampage and killing many of the wedding guests. Pierced by the [[arrow]]s of the guards, he did not die but became a [[vampire]]. This experience is recorded in the [[Tome of Strahd]].<ref name="Domains of Dread p. 14-15">[[Domains of Dread]] p. 14-15</ref>

	That same day, Leo Dilisnya planned the [[assassination]] of the wedding guests as an act of revenge against the [[Von Zarovich Family]] for past [[transgression]]s against the Dilisnyas and as a way to seize total power over [[Barovia]]. Leo planted his [[killer]]s (armed with [[poisoned]] [[arrow]]s) among the party of the [[Dilisnya Family]] guests. The assassins struck, ~~snd~~ a massacre occurred. Suffice it to say, things did not occur exactly the way Leo had intended.<ref name="Gaz IV p. 15>[[Gazetteer IV]] p. 15</ref>		That same day, Leo Dilisnya planned the [[assassination]] of the wedding guests as an act of revenge against the [[Von Zarovich Family]] for past [[transgression]]s against the Dilisnyas and as a way to seize total power over [[Barovia]]. Leo planted his [[killer]]s (armed with [[poisoned]] [[arrow]]s) among the party of the [[Dilisnya Family]] guests. The assassins struck, and a massacre occurred. Suffice it to say, things did not occur exactly the way Leo had intended.<ref name="Gaz IV p. 15>[[Gazetteer IV]] p. 15</ref>

	{{Netbook-canon}} '''Dread Possibility: The Wedding Massacre Mistway'''		{{Netbook-canon}} '''Dread Possibility: The Wedding Massacre Mistway'''

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	That same day, Leo Dilisnya planned the [[assassination]] of the wedding guests as an act of revenge against the [[Von Zarovich Family]] for past [[transgression]]s against the Dilisnyas and as a way to seize total power over [[Barovia]]. Leo planted his [[killer]]s (armed with [[poisoned]] [[arrow]]s) among the party of the [[Dilisnya Family]] guests. The assassins struck, snd a massacre occurred. Suffice it to say, things did not occur exactly the way Leo had intended.<ref name="Gaz IV p. 15>[[Gazetteer IV]] p. 15</ref>		That same day, Leo Dilisnya planned the [[assassination]] of the wedding guests as an act of revenge against the [[Von Zarovich Family]] for past [[transgression]]s against the Dilisnyas and as a way to seize total power over [[Barovia]]. Leo planted his [[killer]]s (armed with [[poisoned]] [[arrow]]s) among the party of the [[Dilisnya Family]] guests. The assassins struck, snd a massacre occurred. Suffice it to say, things did not occur exactly the way Leo had intended.<ref name="Gaz IV p. 15>[[Gazetteer IV]] p. 15</ref>

	{{Netbook-canon}} '''Dread Possibility: The Wedding Massacre'''		{{Netbook-canon}} '''Dread Possibility: The Wedding Massacre Mistway'''
	[[Adorjan Bognar]]’s opera “The Wedding” recounts the machinations of [[Leo Dilisnya]] for power and revenge, ending with “The Wedding Massacre” in Castle Ravenloft. Unknown to anyone is the fact that Adorjan completed his libretto exactly at the same time [[Barovia]] formed in the Land of Mists 400 years before writing it. If this opera is ever performed in a misty summer night, under a blood moon, it will create a one way mistway on the stage that could transport all the performers {{Spec\|and first row audience}} to that fateful event. <ref name="Quoth the Raven #27 p. 112>[[Quoth the Raven #27]] p. 112</ref>		[[Adorjan Bognar]]’s opera “The Wedding” recounts the machinations of [[Leo Dilisnya]] for power and revenge, ending with “The Wedding Massacre” in Castle Ravenloft. Unknown to anyone is the fact that Adorjan completed his libretto exactly at the same time [[Barovia]] formed in the Land of Mists 400 years before writing it. If this opera is ever performed in a misty summer night, under a blood moon, it will create a one way mistway on the stage that could transport all the performers {{Spec\|and first row audience}} to that fateful event. <ref name="Quoth the Raven #27 p. 112>[[Quoth the Raven #27]] p. 112</ref>

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	{{Netbook-canon}} '''Dread Possibility: The Wedding Massacre'''		{{Netbook-canon}} '''Dread Possibility: The Wedding Massacre'''
	[[Adorjan Bognar]]’s opera “The Wedding” recounts the machinations of [[Leo Dilisnya]] for power and revenge, ending with “The Wedding Massacre” in Castle Ravenloft. Unknown to anyone is the fact that Adorjan completed his libretto exactly at the same time [[Barovia]] formed in the Land of Mists 400 years before writing it. If this opera is ever performed in a misty summer night, under a blood moon, it will create a one way mistway on the stage that could transport all the performers {{Spec\|and first row audience}} to that fateful event. <ref name="Quoth the Raven #27 p. 112>[[Quoth the Raven #27]] p. 112</ref>		[[Adorjan Bognar]]’s opera “The Wedding” recounts the machinations of [[Leo Dilisnya]] for power and revenge, ending with “The Wedding Massacre” in Castle Ravenloft. Unknown to anyone is the fact that Adorjan completed his libretto exactly at the same time [[Barovia]] formed in the Land of Mists 400 years before writing it. If this opera is ever performed in a misty summer night, under a blood moon, it will create a one way mistway on the stage that could transport all the performers {{Spec\|and first row audience}} to that fateful event. <ref name="Quoth the Raven #27 p. 112>[[Quoth the Raven #27]] p. 112</ref>

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	{{Netbook-canon}} '''Dread Possibility: The Wedding Massacre'''		{{Netbook-canon}} '''Dread Possibility: The Wedding Massacre'''
	[[Adorjan Bognar]]’s opera “The Wedding” recounts the machinations of [[Leo Dilisnya]] for power and revenge, ending with “The Wedding Massacre” in Castle Ravenloft. Unknown to anyone is the fact that Adorjan completed his libretto exactly at the same time [[Barovia]] formed in the Land of Mists 400 years before writing it. If this opera is ever performed in a misty summer night, under a blood moon, it will create a one way mistway on the stage that could transport all the performers (and first row audience) to that fateful event. <ref name="Quoth the Raven #27 p. 112>[[Quoth the Raven #27]] p. 112</ref>		[[Adorjan Bognar]]’s opera “The Wedding” recounts the machinations of [[Leo Dilisnya]] for power and revenge, ending with “The Wedding Massacre” in Castle Ravenloft. Unknown to anyone is the fact that Adorjan completed his libretto exactly at the same time [[Barovia]] formed in the Land of Mists 400 years before writing it. If this opera is ever performed in a misty summer night, under a blood moon, it will create a one way mistway on the stage that could transport all the performers {{Spec\|and first row audience}} to that fateful event. <ref name="Quoth the Raven #27 p. 112>[[Quoth the Raven #27]] p. 112</ref>

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	{{Netbook-canon}} '''Dread Possibility: The Wedding Massacre'''		{{Netbook-canon}} '''Dread Possibility: The Wedding Massacre'''
	[[Adorjan Bognar]]’s opera “The Wedding” recounts the machinations of Leo Dilisnya for power and revenge, ending with “The Wedding Massacre” in Castle Ravenloft. Unknown to anyone is the fact that Adorjan completed his libretto exactly at the same time Barovia formed in the Land of Mists 400 years before writing it. If this opera is ever performed in a misty summer night, under a blood moon, it will create a one way mistway on the stage that could transport all the performers (and first row audience) to that fateful event. <ref name="Quoth the Raven #27 p. 112>[[Quoth the Raven #27]] p. 112</ref>		[[Adorjan Bognar]]’s opera “The Wedding” recounts the machinations of [[Leo Dilisnya]] for power and revenge, ending with “The Wedding Massacre” in Castle Ravenloft. Unknown to anyone is the fact that Adorjan completed his libretto exactly at the same time [[Barovia]] formed in the Land of Mists 400 years before writing it. If this opera is ever performed in a misty summer night, under a blood moon, it will create a one way mistway on the stage that could transport all the performers (and first row audience) to that fateful event. <ref name="Quoth the Raven #27 p. 112>[[Quoth the Raven #27]] p. 112</ref>

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	{{Netbook-canon}} '''Dread Possibility: The Wedding Massacre'''		{{Netbook-canon}} '''Dread Possibility: The Wedding Massacre'''
	[[Adorjan ~~Bognar’s~~]] opera “The Wedding” recounts the machinations of Leo Dilisnya for power and revenge, ending with “The Wedding Massacre” in Castle Ravenloft. Unknown to anyone is the fact that Adorjan completed his libretto exactly at the same time Barovia formed in the Land of Mists 400 years before writing it. If this opera is ever performed in a misty summer night, under a blood moon, it will create a one way mistway on the stage that could transport all the performers (and first row audience) to that fateful event. <ref name="Quoth the Raven #27 p. 112>[[Quoth the Raven #27]] p. 112</ref>		[[Adorjan Bognar]]’s opera “The Wedding” recounts the machinations of Leo Dilisnya for power and revenge, ending with “The Wedding Massacre” in Castle Ravenloft. Unknown to anyone is the fact that Adorjan completed his libretto exactly at the same time Barovia formed in the Land of Mists 400 years before writing it. If this opera is ever performed in a misty summer night, under a blood moon, it will create a one way mistway on the stage that could transport all the performers (and first row audience) to that fateful event. <ref name="Quoth the Raven #27 p. 112>[[Quoth the Raven #27]] p. 112</ref>

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	{{Netbook-canon}} '''Dread Possibility: The Wedding Massacre'''		{{Netbook-canon}} '''Dread Possibility: The Wedding Massacre'''
	Adorjan Bognar’s opera “The Wedding” recounts the machinations of Leo Dilisnya for power and revenge, ending with “The Wedding Massacre” in Castle Ravenloft. Unknown to anyone is the fact that Adorjan completed his libretto exactly at the same time Barovia formed in the Land of Mists 400 years before writing it. If this opera is ever performed in a misty summer night, under a blood moon, it will create a one way mistway on the stage that could transport all the performers (and first row audience) to that fateful event. <ref name="Quoth the Raven #27 p. 112>[[Quoth the Raven #27]] p. 112</ref>		[[Adorjan Bognar’s]] opera “The Wedding” recounts the machinations of Leo Dilisnya for power and revenge, ending with “The Wedding Massacre” in Castle Ravenloft. Unknown to anyone is the fact that Adorjan completed his libretto exactly at the same time Barovia formed in the Land of Mists 400 years before writing it. If this opera is ever performed in a misty summer night, under a blood moon, it will create a one way mistway on the stage that could transport all the performers (and first row audience) to that fateful event. <ref name="Quoth the Raven #27 p. 112>[[Quoth the Raven #27]] p. 112</ref>

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	{{Netbook-canon}} '''Dread Possibility: The Wedding Massacre'''		{{Netbook-canon}} '''Dread Possibility: The Wedding Massacre'''
	~~Aborjan~~ Bognar’s opera “The Wedding” recounts the machinations of Leo Dilisnya for power and revenge, ending with “The Wedding Massacre” in Castle Ravenloft. Unknown to anyone is the fact that Adorjan completed his libretto exactly at the same time Barovia formed in the Land of Mists 400 years before writing it. If this opera is ever performed in a misty summer night, under a blood moon, it will create a one way mistway on the stage that could transport all the performers (and first row audience) to that fateful event. <ref name="Quoth the Raven #27 p. 112>[[Quoth the Raven #27]] p. 112</ref>		Adorjan Bognar’s opera “The Wedding” recounts the machinations of Leo Dilisnya for power and revenge, ending with “The Wedding Massacre” in Castle Ravenloft. Unknown to anyone is the fact that Adorjan completed his libretto exactly at the same time Barovia formed in the Land of Mists 400 years before writing it. If this opera is ever performed in a misty summer night, under a blood moon, it will create a one way mistway on the stage that could transport all the performers (and first row audience) to that fateful event. <ref name="Quoth the Raven #27 p. 112>[[Quoth the Raven #27]] p. 112</ref>

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	That same day, Leo Dilisnya planned the [[assassination]] of the wedding guests as an act of revenge against the [[Von Zarovich Family]] for past [[transgression]]s against the Dilisnyas and as a way to seize total power over [[Barovia]]. Leo planted his [[killer]]s (armed with [[poisoned]] [[arrow]]s) among the party of the [[Dilisnya Family]] guests. The assassins struck, snd a massacre occurred. Suffice it to say, things did not occur exactly the way Leo had intended.<ref name="Gaz IV p. 15>[[Gazetteer IV]] p. 15</ref>		That same day, Leo Dilisnya planned the [[assassination]] of the wedding guests as an act of revenge against the [[Von Zarovich Family]] for past [[transgression]]s against the Dilisnyas and as a way to seize total power over [[Barovia]]. Leo planted his [[killer]]s (armed with [[poisoned]] [[arrow]]s) among the party of the [[Dilisnya Family]] guests. The assassins struck, snd a massacre occurred. Suffice it to say, things did not occur exactly the way Leo had intended.<ref name="Gaz IV p. 15>[[Gazetteer IV]] p. 15</ref>

	{{Netbook-canon}} Dread Possibility: The Wedding Massacre		{{Netbook-canon}} '''Dread Possibility: The Wedding Massacre'''
	Aborjan Bognar’s opera “The Wedding” recounts the machinations of Leo Dilisnya for power and revenge, ending with “The Wedding Massacre” in Castle Ravenloft. Unknown to anyone is the fact that Adorjan completed his libretto exactly at the same time Barovia formed in the Land of Mists 400 years before writing it. If this opera is ever performed in a misty summer night, under a blood moon, it will create a one way mistway on the stage that could transport all the performers (and first row audience) to that fateful event. <ref name="Quoth the Raven #27 p. 112>[[Quoth the Raven #27]] p. 112</ref>		Aborjan Bognar’s opera “The Wedding” recounts the machinations of Leo Dilisnya for power and revenge, ending with “The Wedding Massacre” in Castle Ravenloft. Unknown to anyone is the fact that Adorjan completed his libretto exactly at the same time Barovia formed in the Land of Mists 400 years before writing it. If this opera is ever performed in a misty summer night, under a blood moon, it will create a one way mistway on the stage that could transport all the performers (and first row audience) to that fateful event. <ref name="Quoth the Raven #27 p. 112>[[Quoth the Raven #27]] p. 112</ref>