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'''Nathan Timothy''' is a [[werewolf]] who was born as part of a litter of six in [[Mordent]] in [[684 BC]] to [[Eowin Timothy]] and [[Emily Gerhardt]]. [[ | '''Nathan Timothy''' is a [[werewolf]] who was born as part of a litter of six in [[Mordent]] in [[684 BC]] to [[Eowin Timothy]] and [[Emily Gerhardt]]. He is the brother of [[Irene Timothy]] and the uncle of [[Thomas Dobbs]], both werewolves. His great grandparents are [[Eowin Timothy]], a werewolf, and [[Emily Gerhardt]], possibly a werewolf, and his great grandparents were [[Cain Timothy]] and [[Elizabeth Timothy]]. [[Ester Timothy]] was his aunt and [[Sean Timothy]] was his uncle. Timothy left Mordent to wander and slaughter. In [[708 BC]], he was seized by the [[Mist]] and granted the [[domain]] of [[Arkandale]] of which he was the [[darklord]]. He was cursed, however, to forever remain on the [[River Musarde]]. He married [[Priscilla Schilling]] who was possibly not a werewolf. She gave birth to a litter of six in [[709 BC]], among them [[Alfred Timothy]], [[Ester Timothy (daughter of Nathan)|Ester Timothy]] and [[William Timothy]]. There were at least five grandchildren, among them [[Lawrence Timothy]], a werewolf]]. Priscilla died in [[713 BC]], a possible [[suicide]] according to rumour. Nathan [[kidnapped]] subsequently a young woman named [[Arabella Timothy]] who he has infected with [[lycanthropy]] and who he dominates completely. In [[730 BC]], Alfred was seized by the Mists and granted the domain of [[Verbrek]] of which he was the darklord. In [[740 BC]], Arkandale was annexed by Verbrek and Nathan was set free to wander the length of the [[River Musarde]] and beyond as he wished. He masquerades as simply the [[proprietor]] and [[Ship's Captain|captain]] of the [[river schooner]] [[Virago]]. He is [[bigoted]] against the [[Vistani]] and may recount the [[tale]] of [[Bartley]] as part of his polemic against them. | ||
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==Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue== | ==Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue== | ||
Revision as of 11:48, 13 November 2011
Nathan Timothy is a werewolf who was born as part of a litter of six in Mordent in 684 BC to Eowin Timothy and Emily Gerhardt. He is the brother of Irene Timothy and the uncle of Thomas Dobbs, both werewolves. His great grandparents are Eowin Timothy, a werewolf, and Emily Gerhardt, possibly a werewolf, and his great grandparents were Cain Timothy and Elizabeth Timothy. Ester Timothy was his aunt and Sean Timothy was his uncle. Timothy left Mordent to wander and slaughter. In 708 BC, he was seized by the Mist and granted the domain of Arkandale of which he was the darklord. He was cursed, however, to forever remain on the River Musarde. He married Priscilla Schilling who was possibly not a werewolf. She gave birth to a litter of six in 709 BC, among them Alfred Timothy, Ester Timothy and William Timothy. There were at least five grandchildren, among them Lawrence Timothy, a werewolf]]. Priscilla died in 713 BC, a possible suicide according to rumour. Nathan kidnapped subsequently a young woman named Arabella Timothy who he has infected with lycanthropy and who he dominates completely. In 730 BC, Alfred was seized by the Mists and granted the domain of Verbrek of which he was the darklord. In 740 BC, Arkandale was annexed by Verbrek and Nathan was set free to wander the length of the River Musarde and beyond as he wished. He masquerades as simply the proprietor and captain of the river schooner Virago. He is bigoted against the Vistani and may recount the tale of Bartley as part of his polemic against them.
Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue
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