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[[Contessa Sabrinda]] was the [[mistress]] of [[Baron Caidin]]. Though his favored lover, she was merely getting on his good side to suggest the value true lover<ref>[[Tower of Doom]] p. 117</ref>, [[Sir Beacham]], for gaining a fiefdom. However, her plans never came to fruition. She was killed by [[the Spirits of the Bell|the Spirits]] of [[the Bell of Doom (Wort)|the Bell of Doom]], called by [[Wort]].<ref>ToD p. 129-131</ref> | [[Contessa Sabrinda]] was the [[mistress]] of [[Baron Caidin]]. Though his favored lover, she was merely getting on his good side to suggest the value true lover<ref>[[Tower of Doom]] p. 117</ref>, [[Sir Beacham]], for gaining a fiefdom. However, her plans never came to fruition. She was killed by [[the Spirits of the Bell|the Spirits]] of [[the Bell of Doom (Wort)|the Bell of Doom]], called by [[Wort]].<ref>ToD p. 129-131</ref> At the end of Tower of Doom, the Bell's destruction caused the Contessa and the rest of the people [[killed]] by the Bell's ghosts to reanimate and seek revenge against Wort, tearing him apart as as they all went plunging over [[Morrged's Leap]] in [[Caidin's Tower of Doom]]<ref>ToD p. 305-309</ref> | ||
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Contessa Sabrinda was the mistress of Baron Caidin. Though his favored lover, she was merely getting on his good side to suggest the value true lover[1], Sir Beacham, for gaining a fiefdom. However, her plans never came to fruition. She was killed by the Spirits of the Bell of Doom, called by Wort.[2] At the end of Tower of Doom, the Bell's destruction caused the Contessa and the rest of the people killed by the Bell's ghosts to reanimate and seek revenge against Wort, tearing him apart as as they all went plunging over Morrged's Leap in Caidin's Tower of Doom[3]
References
- ↑ Tower of Doom p. 117
- ↑ ToD p. 129-131
- ↑ ToD p. 305-309
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