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Dagmar Olavnya was the [[burgomaster]] of [[Immol]]. She is was born in 322 BC and was widowed in 344 BC. In June of 352 BC she and her two brothers were robbed of half the town's tax revenue by [[thieves]]. The pair were competent fighters, having served in the war against the [[Terg]] under [[Lord Markous]], but were seriously injured in the fight with the thieves. The strength of will of the woman impressed [[Strahd]] and, according to his account at least, the [[undead]] lord of [[Barovia]] bedded her.
'''Dagmar Olavnya''' was born in [[Prime Material Barovia]] in [[322 BC]]. She was widowed in [[344 BC]]. She served loyally the [[von Zarovich family]] as the [[burgomaster]] of [[Immol]]. She and her two brothers were [[robbed]] of half the town's tax revenue by [[thieves]] in June of [[352 BC]]. The brothers had served in the war against the [[Terg]] under [[Lord Markous]]. They were seriously injured by the thieves however. The strength of will of the woman impressed [[Strahd]] and, according to his account at least, the [[undead]] lord of [[Barovia]] bedded her.


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Revision as of 20:54, 29 November 2011

Dagmar Olavnya was born in Prime Material Barovia in 322 BC. She was widowed in 344 BC. She served loyally the von Zarovich family as the burgomaster of Immol. She and her two brothers were robbed of half the town's tax revenue by thieves in June of 352 BC. The brothers had served in the war against the Terg under Lord Markous. They were seriously injured by the thieves however. The strength of will of the woman impressed Strahd and, according to his account at least, the undead lord of Barovia bedded her.

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Human female

References

Domains of Dread, p16

I, Strahd, p203, 219