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Drigor is a fiend. He is the author the of the ''[[Madrigorian]]'', by virtue of his proxies in the [[Madrigore family]]. The creature was hunted by [[Dr. Rudolph van Richten]], with disasterous results, mainly the deaths of [[Davvyd]], [[Samuel]], and [[Ottelie Farringer]], with the doctor himself probably being spared only as a direct consequence of his [[curse]]. The group managed to [[prison | imprison]] Drigor using a [[Mystick Cage]], but a fatal mistake was made in judging the fiend's alignment and hence in crafting the wards that were to bind him.
Drigor is a fiend. He is the author the of the ''[[Madrigorian]]'', by virtue of his proxies in the [[Madrigore family]]. The creature was hunted to the [[village]] of [[Edrigan]] by [[Dr. Rudolph van Richten]], with disasterous results, mainly the deaths of [[Davvyd]], [[Samuel]], and [[Ottelie Farringer]], with the doctor himself probably being spared only as a direct consequence of his [[curse]]. The group managed to [[prison | imprison]] Drigor using a [[Mystick Cage]], but a fatal mistake was made in judging the fiend's alignment and hence in crafting the wards that were to bind him.


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Revision as of 10:18, 23 September 2011

Drigor is a fiend. He is the author the of the Madrigorian, by virtue of his proxies in the Madrigore family. The creature was hunted to the village of Edrigan by Dr. Rudolph van Richten, with disasterous results, mainly the deaths of Davvyd, Samuel, and Ottelie Farringer, with the doctor himself probably being spared only as a direct consequence of his curse. The group managed to imprison Drigor using a Mystick Cage, but a fatal mistake was made in judging the fiend's alignment and hence in crafting the wards that were to bind him.

Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue

Van Richten's Guide to Fiends

Bleak House:Homecoming - pp10-13