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Former servant of Duke Gundar, Daclaud Heinfroth conspired with his master against Harkon Lukas, seducing Harkon's daughter Akriel to seek out the Crown of Souls. When that failed due to the intervention of heroes, he betrayed his master in 736, becoming darklord of Gundarak. After the Grand Conjunction, he was granted his own domain, Dominia, where he currently resides in the his Asylum for the Mentally Disturbed.[1]
History
In life a gifted alienist seeking a cure for his family's hereditary madness, Heinfroth accidentally became a Cerebral Vampire after tranfusing himself with the cerebrospinal fluid of one of Gundar's would-be brides. As cerebral vampires cannot make more of their own kind like other vampires can, he holds the secrets to creating more of them.
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Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue
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Ravenloft Third Edition | |
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Bleak House - Sea of Madness - p54 | ||
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Bleak House:Heroes, Monsters, and Settings - p9 | ||
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Ravenloft Third Edition - p138 | ||
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