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Prior to its destruction, the [[Red Porch]] was a [[poorhouse]] located in [[Harmonia]]. [[Frau Von Matren]] was the [[proprietor]] of the Red Porch, and the aptly named [[Cook (NPC)|Cook]] was its Cook.<ref>[[Heart of Midnight]] p. 34</ref> [[Casimir Lukas]] and [[Thoris (of Harmonia)|Thoris]] came to reside there following the destruction of the [[orphanage of Harmonia]].<ref>HoM p. 12</ref> | Prior to its destruction, the [[Red Porch]] was a [[poorhouse]] located in [[Harmonia]]. [[Frau Von Matren]] was the [[proprietor]] of the Red Porch, and the aptly named [[Cook (NPC)|Cook]] was its Cook.<ref>[[Heart of Midnight]] p. 34</ref> [[Casimir Lukas]] and [[Thoris (of Harmonia)|Thoris]] came to reside there following the destruction of the [[orphanage of Harmonia]].<ref>HoM p. 12</ref> | ||
After Casimir challenged [[Zhone | After Casimir challenged [[Zhone Clieous]] in the [[meistersinger]] contest, [[Kavik]] and [[Meslik]] burned down the poorhouse. Casimir thought the pair worked for Zhone Cileous<ref>HoM p 95-100</ref>, but in actuality, they were [[agents]] of [[Harkon Lukas]] as an act of [[provocation]].<ref>HoM p. 250</ref> | ||
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Prior to its destruction, the Red Porch was a poorhouse located in Harmonia. Frau Von Matren was the proprietor of the Red Porch, and the aptly named Cook was its Cook.[1] Casimir Lukas and Thoris came to reside there following the destruction of the orphanage of Harmonia.[2]
After Casimir challenged Zhone Clieous in the meistersinger contest, Kavik and Meslik burned down the poorhouse. Casimir thought the pair worked for Zhone Cileous[3], but in actuality, they were agents of Harkon Lukas as an act of provocation.[4]
References
- ↑ Heart of Midnight p. 34
- ↑ HoM p. 12
- ↑ HoM p 95-100
- ↑ HoM p. 250