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'''Marguerite''' was a [[Servant|servant girl]] in [[Souragne]] at the time of her death. She survived her death and returned as a [[ghost]]. She haunts [[Black Willow]] [[island]] in the [[Maison d'Sablet]].
'''Marguerite''' was a [[Servant|slave girl]] in [[Souragne]] that became pregnant by her master [[Nazaris Verret]]. While she was still with child, he called to meet her, where he ambushed her and stabbed her to death. She survived her death and returned as a [[ghost]], [[obsessed]] with her lost child and twisted by [[undeath]] and Verret's [[hatred]]. She haunts [[Black Willow]] [[island]] in the [[Maison d'Sablet]].


==References==
==References==
[[Ravenloft Dungeon Master's Guide]], p. 98.
[[Ravenloft Dungeon Master's Guide]], p. 98.
 
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Latest revision as of 19:42, 10 September 2017

Marguerite was a slave girl in Souragne that became pregnant by her master Nazaris Verret. While she was still with child, he called to meet her, where he ambushed her and stabbed her to death. She survived her death and returned as a ghost, obsessed with her lost child and twisted by undeath and Verret's hatred. She haunts Black Willow island in the Maison d'Sablet.

References

Ravenloft Dungeon Master's Guide, p. 98.