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Baron Caidin was the brother of [[Wort]] and ruler of [[Nartok]] in [[Darkon]]. He lived in [[Nartok Keep]] and was the owner of the [[Soulstone]]. | {{canon}} | ||
Baron Caidin is the major antagonist of the Ravenloft product line novel [[Tower of Doom]]. In universe, he was the brother of [[Wort]] and ruler of [[Nartok]] in [[Darkon]]. He lived in [[Nartok Keep]] and was the owner of the [[Soulstone]]. | |||
==Biography== | |||
===Early Life=== | |||
Wort's real name is Worren. He was born to [[the Old Baron]] and [[the Old Baroness]] of [[Nartok]] on the same night as his half-brother [[Caidin]], whom the Old Baron sired with a [[mistress]] named [[Kylene]]. The Old Baron despised his legitimate son's [[deformed]] nature and switched notes of their mothers to make Caidin his proper [[heir]]. Furthermore, he [[poisoned]] the Old Baroness and Kylene to cover up this secret.<ref>ToD p. 257-258</ref> On his death bed years later, the Old Baron told Caidin, but Wort never never grow up to know he was the legitimate son. | |||
Caidin's antagonism, even [[abuse]], towards Wort was apparent early on, but Wort seemed to return only love and good will to Caidin. Outright [[hatred]] did not manifest in Caidin's heart until later later in childhood. At [[Morrged's Leap]], Caidin hoped to lure Wort into falling on the jagged [[rock]]s below,but instead Caidin went off balance and needed Wort's help.<ref>ToD p. 35-36</ref> The public echoed Caidin's disdain and contempt, for they treated him just as much a [[monster]], a freak, or other menace. Thus Wort became all but confined in the old bell tower of [[Nartok Keep]] upon Caidin's instructions. Beyond acting as the [[bell ringer]] for [[executions]], the fact that Caidin even had a brother fell out of public memory, to the point that even Caidin's most trusted men didn't know about Wort's existence.<ref>ToD p. 1-20</ref> | |||
==Caidin's [[Conspiracy]]== | |||
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Baron Caidin is the major antagonist of the Ravenloft product line novel Tower of Doom. In universe, he was the brother of Wort and ruler of Nartok in Darkon. He lived in Nartok Keep and was the owner of the Soulstone.
Biography
Early Life
Wort's real name is Worren. He was born to the Old Baron and the Old Baroness of Nartok on the same night as his half-brother Caidin, whom the Old Baron sired with a mistress named Kylene. The Old Baron despised his legitimate son's deformed nature and switched notes of their mothers to make Caidin his proper heir. Furthermore, he poisoned the Old Baroness and Kylene to cover up this secret.[1] On his death bed years later, the Old Baron told Caidin, but Wort never never grow up to know he was the legitimate son.
Caidin's antagonism, even abuse, towards Wort was apparent early on, but Wort seemed to return only love and good will to Caidin. Outright hatred did not manifest in Caidin's heart until later later in childhood. At Morrged's Leap, Caidin hoped to lure Wort into falling on the jagged rocks below,but instead Caidin went off balance and needed Wort's help.[2] The public echoed Caidin's disdain and contempt, for they treated him just as much a monster, a freak, or other menace. Thus Wort became all but confined in the old bell tower of Nartok Keep upon Caidin's instructions. Beyond acting as the bell ringer for executions, the fact that Caidin even had a brother fell out of public memory, to the point that even Caidin's most trusted men didn't know about Wort's existence.[3]
Caidin's Conspiracy
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