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'''WIKISEED FROM CATALOGUE :''' Created the [[Combustion Virus|Combustion]], [[Crystal Virus|Crystal]], [[Petrification Virus|Petrification]], [[Phobia Virus|Phobia]], [[Psionic Virus|Psionic]], and [[Shadow Viruses]]''(Please edit freely, then remove this note and WIKISEED label)''
Phagius was a mage in [[Invidia]]. He created six magical viruses: the [[Combustion Virus]], the [[Crystal Virus]], the [[Petrification Virus | petrification virus]], the [[Psionic Virus | psionic virus]], the [[Phobia Virus | phobia virus]], and the [[Shadow Virus | shadow virus]]. His intention was to unleash them upon Invidia and use his control of the cures to rule the land. Before this could hppene his six children tired of the tyranny of their father and poisoned him. He in turn cursed them and sought to infect them with his creations. As a result each child became a [[Typhoid Mary]] for one of the viruses.
 
'''WIKISEED FROM CATALOGUE :''' Lived in [[Invidia]]''(Please edit freely, then remove this note and WIKISEED label)''


[[Category:NPC]][[Category:Mage]][[Category:Virulogist]][[Category:Human]][[Category:Deceased]]
[[Category:NPC]][[Category:Mage]][[Category:Virulogist]][[Category:Human]][[Category:Deceased]]

Revision as of 21:43, 23 February 2010

Phagius was a mage in Invidia. He created six magical viruses: the Combustion Virus, the Crystal Virus, the petrification virus, the psionic virus, the phobia virus, and the shadow virus. His intention was to unleash them upon Invidia and use his control of the cures to rule the land. Before this could hppene his six children tired of the tyranny of their father and poisoned him. He in turn cursed them and sought to infect them with his creations. As a result each child became a Typhoid Mary for one of the viruses.

Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue

Ravenloft Monstrous Compendium III

Ravenloft Monstrous Compendium III - p112