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Like her brothers Gregory Ramsay and Blake Ramsay, Jr., Liza Ramsay is the daughter of Dr. Blake Ramsay and Lady Helen Ramsay. Of all his potential heirs to continue his research, Dr. Ramsay could only see Liza as succeeding him. He therefore decided to pour all of his attention on Liza as his rightful heir and hatefully pushed away the rest of his family.[1]
Several years after settling the Isle, fate took a turn for the worst. The wind took Liza and threw her off the cliffs of the Isle onto the jagged rocks below, killing her. In his mad attempt to save her, Dr. Ramsayy murdered his wife and their two sons, such that he would have body parts for restoring Liza to life, at least as a dread flesh golem. However, he was unable to fully restore that vital spark of life in her. Dr. Ramsay could see it in her eyes, which has become a center of his obsession. He has murdered many strangers to the Isle, but he has not found one able to restore her eyes to the same bright blue they once were. In the mean time, he keeps her locked up until he comes back with new eyes.[1]
Stats
Smaller than usual Dread Flesh Golem; Chaotic Evil[2]
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 the House on the Edge of Midnight, Dungeon Magazine # 76, p. 11
- ↑ p. 25
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- Character
- NPC
- Ambusher
- Bio-engineered
- Caged
- Chaotic Evil
- Cursed
- Deformed
- Dread Construct
- Dread Crafted
- Dread Flesh Golem
- Dread Golem
- Disfigured
- Female
- Former Human
- Fleshcrafted
- Former Inhabitants of Mordent
- Former Inhabitants of Mordentshire
- Heir
- Human
- Imprisoned
- Inhabitants of the Isle
- Killed
- Mordentish
- Noble of Mordent
- Prisoner
- Reanimated
- Trapmaker
- Transgressed
- Undead
