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**[[Gilles Pettigrew]] ([[murdered]]) | **[[Gilles Pettigrew]] ([[murdered]]) | ||
**[[Inspector Lafeuve]] ([[investigator]] of the [[murder]] but later [[murdered]] himself | **[[Inspector Lafeuve]] ([[investigator]] of the [[murder]] but later [[murdered]] himself | ||
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**[[Paulette Rideaux]] | **[[Paulette Rideaux]] | ||
**[[Suzette Filmont]] ([[injured]] and [[possible werewolf)]] | **[[Suzette Filmont]] ([[injured]] and [[possible werewolf)]] | ||
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Revision as of 14:03, 30 May 2016
The Sea Wolf is an adventure from Dungeon Magazine # 55
Published: 1995
Level: 4-6
Author: Lisa Smedman
The adventure features a werewolf as the suspect in a murder mystery on a sternwheeler (the S.S. Bonniville)[1], cruising along the coast of the Sea of Sorrows in 748 BC. The werewolf is Yvonne Depardieu, but her twin sister Antoinette Depardieu, a normal human, but her twin sister is helping Yvonne conceal her nature.[1]
If taking place in Ravenloft, the adventure features Dr. Rudolph van Richten[2] as with the adventures in Chilling Tales. It may also be converted easily to Masque of the Red Death.[1]
Trivia: This adventure was written to be included in Chilling Tales, but instead found its way to Dungeon Magazine due to size considerations.
NPCs of note:
- Passengers of the S.S. Bonniville
- Albert Finch
- Celine Montreuil and her father, Mr. Montreuil
- Frances Frazee
- Gilles Pettigrew (murdered)
- Inspector Lafeuve (investigator of the murder but later murdered himself
- Martinique and Clarice Albert
- Paulette Rideaux
- Suzette Filmont (injured and possible werewolf)
