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* [[Clifford Dilisnya]] and wife [[Cynthia Herbert]] die suspiciously. | * [[Clifford Dilisnya]] and wife [[Cynthia Herbert]] die suspiciously. | ||
* {{potential-small}} Twins are born to [[Ivan Dilisnya]] and [[Lucretia Marzeya]]<ref>[[Gazetteer Volume IV]] [http://www.fraternityofshadows.com/TheVault/Gaz4WE_Borca_DreadPossibility_Cities.pdf Web Enhancement] </ref> | * {{potential-small}} Twins are born to [[Ivan Dilisnya]] and [[Lucretia Marzeya]]<ref>[[Gazetteer Volume IV]] [http://www.fraternityofshadows.com/TheVault/Gaz4WE_Borca_DreadPossibility_Cities.pdf Web Enhancement] </ref> | ||
* The cult of the [[Claws of Sehkmaa]] sees the light of day. It is led by the high priest Malken and its message of easing poverty and reversing disenfranshisement proves popular. The Church of the Lawgiver is strangely disarmed before the threat. Sir Tristen Hiregaard unmasks the new religion as a criminal organisation, breaks its back, and is widely thought to have slain its high priest. He pays for his meddling with the life of his son Ivaar. <ref name="Ravenloft Gazetteer V p.23-24">[[Ravenloft Gazetteer Volume V]] pg. 23-24</ref> | |||
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Revision as of 15:05, 29 February 2016
Events
- Zhone Clieous assumes the title of Meistersinger of Harmonia.Cite error: Invalid
<ref>tag; invalid names, e.g. too many - Clifford Dilisnya and wife Cynthia Herbert die suspiciously.
Twins are born to Ivan Dilisnya and Lucretia Marzeya[1]- The cult of the Claws of Sehkmaa sees the light of day. It is led by the high priest Malken and its message of easing poverty and reversing disenfranshisement proves popular. The Church of the Lawgiver is strangely disarmed before the threat. Sir Tristen Hiregaard unmasks the new religion as a criminal organisation, breaks its back, and is widely thought to have slain its high priest. He pays for his meddling with the life of his son Ivaar. [2]
