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[[Kevlin]] was a priest who traveled with Rudolph van Richten during his investigations of ghosts.  The other members of their party were the dwarf [[Geddar Ironheart]] (who lost his life on one of their quests; VRMHC II, pg 27) and the swashbuckler [[Bantur]] (VRMHC, pg 19).  Kevlin was a cleric, and while the name of his deity has never been identified, the [[holy symbol]] of his faith was a silver trident (VRMHC II, pg 21).


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'''WIKISEED FROM CATALOGUE :''' Associate of [[Rudolph van Richten]]''(Please edit freely, then remove this note and WIKISEED label)''
==Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue==
==Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue==


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Kevlin was a priest who traveled with Rudolph van Richten during his investigations of ghosts.  The other members of their party were the dwarf Geddar Ironheart (who lost his life on one of their quests; VRMHC II, pg 27) and the swashbuckler Bantur (VRMHC, pg 19).  Kevlin was a cleric, and while the name of his deity has never been identified, the holy symbol of his faith was a silver trident (VRMHC II, pg 21).

Revision as of 22:41, 20 March 2010

Kevlin was a priest who traveled with Rudolph van Richten during his investigations of ghosts. The other members of their party were the dwarf Geddar Ironheart (who lost his life on one of their quests; VRMHC II, pg 27) and the swashbuckler Bantur (VRMHC, pg 19). Kevlin was a cleric, and while the name of his deity has never been identified, the holy symbol of his faith was a silver trident (VRMHC II, pg 21).

Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue

Van Richten's Guide to Ghosts

Van Richten's Guide to Ghosts - p10, p15, p18 and p23