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* [[Van Richten's Monster Hunter's Compendium III]] is published by [[the Weathermay-Foxgrove Twins]] under [[Dr. van Richten]]'s name.<ref>[[Van Richten's Monster Hunter's Compendium III]] p.5</ref> | * [[Van Richten's Monster Hunter's Compendium III]] is published by [[the Weathermay-Foxgrove Twins]] under [[Dr. van Richten]]'s name.<ref>[[Van Richten's Monster Hunter's Compendium III]] p.5</ref> | ||
* '''Summer'''<ref name="Gazetteer III p. 4">[[Gazetteer III]] p. 4</ref> [[Azalin]] is restored to [[corporeal]] form.<ref name="Gaz II p.24">[[Gazetteer II]] p.24</ref><ref name="RLCS p.18">[[Ravenloft Third Edition]] p.18</ref><ref name="RLPHB p.20">[[Ravenloft Player's Handbook]] p.20</ref> | * '''Summer'''<ref name="Gazetteer III p. 4">[[Gazetteer III]] p. 4</ref> [[Azalin]] is restored to [[corporeal]] form.<ref name="Gaz II p.24">[[Gazetteer II]] p.24</ref><ref name="RLCS p.18">[[Ravenloft Third Edition]] p.18</ref><ref name="RLPHB p.20">[[Ravenloft Player's Handbook]] p.20</ref> | ||
* [[Necropolis]] becomes its own [[domain]] with [[ | * [[Necropolis]] becomes its own [[domain]] with [[Death (Lowellyn Dachine)|Death]] as its [[darklord]].<ref name="Gaz II p.55">[[Gazetteer II]] p.55</ref> | ||
* ([[Dread Possibility]]): [[The Smothering of Reason]] doubles in frequency.<ref name="Gaz II p.73">[[Gazetteer II]] p. 73</ref> | * ([[Dread Possibility]]): [[The Smothering of Reason]] doubles in frequency.<ref name="Gaz II p.73">[[Gazetteer II]] p. 73</ref> | ||
* [[Bloody Jack]] goes on another killing spree in [[Paridon]].<ref name="RLPHB p.20">[[Ravenloft Player's Handbook]] p.20</ref> | * [[Bloody Jack]] goes on another killing spree in [[Paridon]].<ref name="RLPHB p.20">[[Ravenloft Player's Handbook]] p.20</ref> | ||
Revision as of 14:38, 18 June 2017
Events
- Pyoor Twohundredsummers dies of natural causes and is succeeded by Keeva Sixtywinters as leader of the Keepers of the Black Feather.[1]
- Van Richten's Monster Hunter's Compendium III is published by the Weathermay-Foxgrove Twins under Dr. van Richten's name.[2]
- Summer[3] Azalin is restored to corporeal form.[4][5][6]
- Necropolis becomes its own domain with Death as its darklord.[7]
- (Dread Possibility): The Smothering of Reason doubles in frequency.[8]
- Bloody Jack goes on another killing spree in Paridon.[6]
The Effigy of Ivan Szimin animates as a dread wood golem thanks to the actions of Ardonk Szerieza and his fellow rebels.[9]- The Coursers of Chaos, a group of Gundarakite rebels ram a wagon full of gunpowder into the Barovian] military garrison in Zeidenburg, blowing up the facility. This act of violence ignites greater Barovian-Gundarakite conflict within Zeidenburg and beyond. In addition, the incident seemingly confirms widely-held suspicions linking the Zeindenburg rebels to Gabrielle Aderre and the Gundarakite forces holding Castle Hunadora in Invidia, where the gunpowder is said to have been smuggled in from.[10]
- By this year or earlier (likely a few years), a Rajian scholar named Sidrathi discovers Ravana's Bane. He commissions Kopa to melt it down and reforge it into a statuette. An agent of the Dark Sisters named Tega steals it, but she is felled in the jungle and Ravana's Bane falls into unknown hands. Once more, Kopa is commissioned to turn it back into a bolt. After that, it falls into unknown hands again before resurfacing at a hidden temple in the jungle. There it is protected by monks.[11]
References
- ↑ Gazetteer I p.38
- ↑ Van Richten's Monster Hunter's Compendium III p.5
- ↑ Gazetteer III p. 4
- ↑ Gazetteer II p.24
- ↑ Ravenloft Third Edition p.18
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 Ravenloft Player's Handbook p.20
- ↑ Gazetteer II p.55
- ↑ Gazetteer II p. 73
- ↑ Book of Souls (Netbook) p. 91; source says that hatred of the boyars had been growing in the men for the past 15 years. The year of the Gundarakite Annexation was 740 BC.
- ↑ Gazetteer I p. 19, 33
- ↑ Web of Illusion p.8-9, 27-28; Van Richten's Arsenal p. 54-55
