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A minor character in the [[novel]] [[Knight of the Black Rose]], Iagus is a gargoyle in the service of [[Strahd]]. In [[720 BC]], he was one of the [[military officer]]]s whom commanded a legion of [[human]] [[soldier]]s against [[Lord Soth]] near the gates of [[Castle Ravenloft]]. He left the battle to report back to Strahd on the progress.<ref>[[Knight of the Black Rose]] p.282-283, 287</ref>
A minor character in the [[novel]] [[Knight of the Black Rose]], Iagus is a gargoyle in the service of [[Strahd]]. In [[720 BC]], he was one of the [[military officer]]s whom commanded a legion of [[human]] [[soldier]]s against [[Lord Soth]] near the gates of [[Castle Ravenloft]]. He left the battle to report back to Strahd on the progress.<ref>[[Knight of the Black Rose]] p.282-283, 287</ref>


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A minor character in the novel Knight of the Black Rose, Iagus is a gargoyle in the service of Strahd. In 720 BC, he was one of the military officers whom commanded a legion of human soldiers against Lord Soth near the gates of Castle Ravenloft. He left the battle to report back to Strahd on the progress.[1]

References

  1. ↑ Knight of the Black Rose p.282-283, 287