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King Harold Magnus is the [[king]] and [[darklord]] of the chilly and isolated [[Isle of the Winds]]. Before assuming those mantles, he performed many an [[evil]] deed to raise his family and noble house to royalty. Now his bloodline suffers a [[curse]], to which the [[sacrifice]] of one their number per year, else the Isle becomes swallowed by the [[sea]]. The [[sacrificed]] may rise again as [[undead]], making the situation even bleaker. King Magnus, now an [[old man, lives a pitiful existence bemoaning the loss of his descendants and the situation he's in.<ref>[[Another 100 Shades of Dark]], [[Quoth the Raven Issue 26]] p. 122</ref> | King Harold Magnus is the [[king]] and [[darklord]] of the chilly and isolated [[Isle of the Winds]]. Before assuming those mantles, he performed many an [[evil]] deed to raise his family and noble house to royalty. Now his bloodline suffers a [[curse]], to which the [[sacrifice]] of one their number per year, else the Isle becomes swallowed by the [[sea]]. The [[sacrificed]] may rise again as [[undead]], making the situation even bleaker. King Magnus, now an [[old]] man, lives a pitiful existence bemoaning the loss of his descendants and the situation he's in.<ref>[[Another 100 Shades of Dark]], [[Quoth the Raven Issue 26]] p. 122</ref> | ||
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King Harold Magnus is the king and darklord of the chilly and isolated Isle of the Winds. Before assuming those mantles, he performed many an evil deed to raise his family and noble house to royalty. Now his bloodline suffers a curse, to which the sacrifice of one their number per year, else the Isle becomes swallowed by the sea. The sacrificed may rise again as undead, making the situation even bleaker. King Magnus, now an old man, lives a pitiful existence bemoaning the loss of his descendants and the situation he's in.[1]
