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was one of the [[wizards of the Amber Temple]] that locked themselves away in its lowest level. [[Warded]] against the other [[vestiges]], the wizards nonetheless succumbed to the influence of [[the Evening Glory]] due to the similarity between the everlasting devotion component of her dogma and their eternal zeal for their mission. Each of the wizards became fixated on a different [[obsession]], and each dogmatically insisted their plan of imprisoning the [[vestige]]s was the right one. Eventually [[Magister Krausenatti]] [[killed]] them all using [[poison]]. Most of the wizards reanimated as [[ghost]]s, though [[Dr. Keletifold]] rose as a [[corporeal undead]].<ref>[[The Artifact]] p. 12, 18</ref>
was one of the [[wizards of the Amber Temple]] that locked themselves away in its lowest level. [[Warded]] against the other [[vestiges]], the wizards nonetheless succumbed to the influence of [[the Evening Glory]] due to the similarity between the everlasting devotion component of her dogma and their eternal zeal for their mission. Each of the wizards became fixated on a different [[obsession]], and each dogmatically insisted their plan of imprisoning the [[vestige]]s was the right one. Eventually [[Magister Krausenatti]] [[killed]] them all using [[poison]]. Most of the wizards reanimated as [[ghost]]s, though [[Dr. Keletifold]] rose as a [[corporeal undead]].<ref>[[The Artifact]] p. 12, 18</ref>


Frederick von Mena holds a certain degree of paranoia- mostly toward otehr [[wizard]]s. He is an [[investigator]] and gatherer of information who values factual evidence. Despite his preoccupations, he maintains a dispassionate demeanor. He may have been the one [[seduced]] by [[Ivan Randovich]] into permanently destroying Dr. Keleitfold. This task was necessary to let Ivan and [[Esmae Amarantha]] into the vault and access the Evening Glory.<ref>The Artifact p. 6, 15, 24, 40</ref>
Frederick von Mena holds a certain degree of paranoia- mostly toward other [[wizard]]s. He is an [[investigator]] and gatherer of information who values factual evidence. Despite his preoccupations, he maintains a dispassionate demeanor. He may have been the one [[seduced]] by [[Ivan Randovich]] into permanently destroying Dr. Keleitfold. This task was necessary to let Ivan and [[Esmae Amarantha]] into the vault and access the Evening Glory.<ref>The Artifact p. 6, 16-17, 24, 40</ref>


==Game Statistics==
==Game Statistics==

Latest revision as of 15:16, 10 November 2019

was one of the wizards of the Amber Temple that locked themselves away in its lowest level. Warded against the other vestiges, the wizards nonetheless succumbed to the influence of the Evening Glory due to the similarity between the everlasting devotion component of her dogma and their eternal zeal for their mission. Each of the wizards became fixated on a different obsession, and each dogmatically insisted their plan of imprisoning the vestiges was the right one. Eventually Magister Krausenatti killed them all using poison. Most of the wizards reanimated as ghosts, though Dr. Keletifold rose as a corporeal undead.[1]

Frederick von Mena holds a certain degree of paranoia- mostly toward other wizards. He is an investigator and gatherer of information who values factual evidence. Despite his preoccupations, he maintains a dispassionate demeanor. He may have been the one seduced by Ivan Randovich into permanently destroying Dr. Keleitfold. This task was necessary to let Ivan and Esmae Amarantha into the vault and access the Evening Glory.[2]

Game Statistics

ghost with spellcasting ability[3] or spectre if the murderer allying with Ivan Randovich in the final battle[4]

References

  1. The Artifact p. 12, 18
  2. The Artifact p. 6, 16-17, 24, 40
  3. The Artifact p. 12
  4. The Artifact p. 21