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The Bolshnik family owns the [[Heartland Duchy]] located in north-central and north-eastern [[Nova Vaasa]]. | The Bolshnik family are a noble family that owns the [[Heartland Duchy]] located in north-central and north-eastern [[Nova Vaasa]]. Stonegard, the fortified seat of the family, sits opposite [[Kantora]] on the north bank of the [[Vaughn Dnar River]] and the east bank of the [[Dnar River]]. | ||
The Bolshnik Family is one of the five | The Bolshnik Family is one of the [five families] that ruled [[Nova Vaasa]] by rotating the position of prince among their respective patriarchs in a process named the [[Cycle of Stewarts.]] In 729 [[Kethmar Bolshnik]] was serving as prince when he died in office. His son Othmar Bolshnik became prince in his sted, under the tutelege of a regent at his father's request. At the end of the Bolshnik term of office the regent, [[Sir Tristen Hiregaard]], stepped down but Othmar refused to do likewise, claiming that the regency had robbed him and his family of their turn. By remaining in office, [[Prince Othmar]] broke the Cycle of Stewarts. He remains in office today. | ||
==Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue== | ==Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue== | ||
Revision as of 21:27, 12 January 2010
The Bolshnik family are a noble family that owns the Heartland Duchy located in north-central and north-eastern Nova Vaasa. Stonegard, the fortified seat of the family, sits opposite Kantora on the north bank of the Vaughn Dnar River and the east bank of the Dnar River.
The Bolshnik Family is one of the [five families] that ruled Nova Vaasa by rotating the position of prince among their respective patriarchs in a process named the Cycle of Stewarts. In 729 Kethmar Bolshnik was serving as prince when he died in office. His son Othmar Bolshnik became prince in his sted, under the tutelege of a regent at his father's request. At the end of the Bolshnik term of office the regent, Sir Tristen Hiregaard, stepped down but Othmar refused to do likewise, claiming that the regency had robbed him and his family of their turn. By remaining in office, Prince Othmar broke the Cycle of Stewarts. He remains in office today.
Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue
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Ravenloft Third Edition | |
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Ravenloft Third Edition - p134 |
