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'''Aldrick Wachter''' was nobly born to [[Yersinia Wachter]] in [[Barovia]] in [[537 BC]] and lived on the [[Wachter Estate]] in the immediately vicinity of [[Krezk Pass]]. His mother was a [[boyar]] and maintained a part-time, [[volunteer militia]] of fifty mostly well-to-do children from the neighbouring estates for the defense of Barovia. Lord Aldrick led the militia and helped destroy a raiding party of shambling [[undead]] sent by [[Azalin Rex]] in [[580 BC]]. He would succeed his mother as boyar.
'''Aldrick Wachter''' was nobly born to [[Yersinia Wachter]] in [[Barovia]] in [[537 BC]] and lived on the [[Wachter Estate]] in the immediately vicinity of [[Krezk Pass]]. Since the time of [[Boyar Victor Wachter|Lord Victor Wachter]], the head of [[Wachter family]] has loyally served [[Count Strahd von Zarovich]] as the [[boyar]] of the region. His mother served as [[boyar]] and maintained a part-time, [[volunteer militia]] of fifty mostly well-to-do children from the neighbouring estates for the defense of Barovia. Lord Aldrick led the militia and helped destroy a raiding party of shambling [[undead]] sent by [[Azalin Rex]] in [[580 BC]]. He would succeed his mother as boyar.


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Revision as of 12:17, 25 November 2011

Aldrick Wachter was nobly born to Yersinia Wachter in Barovia in 537 BC and lived on the Wachter Estate in the immediately vicinity of Krezk Pass. Since the time of Lord Victor Wachter, the head of Wachter family has loyally served Count Strahd von Zarovich as the boyar of the region. His mother served as boyar and maintained a part-time, volunteer militia of fifty mostly well-to-do children from the neighbouring estates for the defense of Barovia. Lord Aldrick led the militia and helped destroy a raiding party of shambling undead sent by Azalin Rex in 580 BC. He would succeed his mother as boyar.

References

I, Strahd: The War Against Azalin

Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue

I, Strahd, The War Against Azalin

I, Strahd, The War Against Azalin - pp247-254, 257-258, 265-278, 289-292, p302