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	From [[720 BC]] to [[740 BC]], Sithicus was drenched in the [[blood]] spilled by [[civil war]] between the native [[Sithican]] [[wild elves]] and the forces of Soth.<ref name="Gaz IV p.113">Gazetteer IV p.113</ref> However, in [[737 BC]], Soth became [[bored]] with ruling over Sithicus and was seen less and less often over the nex three years.<ref name="Spectre of the Black Rose p. 23">[[Spectre of the Black Rose]] p. 23</ref> By [[740 BC]], Soth had withdrawn into the fantasies created by his [[Memory Mirrors]]. Meanwhile, [[Azrael Dak]] turned the wild elf tribes against each other, making them much less threatening to [[settler]]s and [[merchant]]s coming to Sithicus.<ref name="Gaz IV p.113">[[Gazetteer IV]] p.113</ref>		From [[720 BC]] to [[740 BC]], Sithicus was drenched in the [[blood]] spilled by [[civil war]] between the native [[Sithican]] [[wild elves]] and the forces of Soth.<ref name="Gaz IV p.113">[[Gazetteer IV]] p.113</ref> However, in [[737 BC]], Soth became [[bored]] with ruling over Sithicus and was seen less and less often over the nex three years.<ref name="Spectre of the Black Rose p. 23">[[Spectre of the Black Rose]] p. 23</ref> By [[740 BC]], Soth had withdrawn into the fantasies created by his [[Memory Mirrors]]. Meanwhile, [[Azrael Dak]] turned the wild elf tribes against each other, making them much less threatening to [[settler]]s and [[merchant]]s coming to Sithicus.<ref name="Gaz IV p.113">[[Gazetteer IV]] p.113</ref>

	While the [[war]] had raged on, Lord Soth entertained a few schemes that showed an almost playfully creative malevolence. Over the course of the campaign, many [[general]]s came and went. Lord Soth found [[gambler]]s to have the longest staying power. He tricked suitable applicants through holding [[gambling]] tournaments for the deed to the [[Iron Warden Inn]]. (The job of general came with the deed.)<ref>[[The Rigor of the Game]] in [[Tales of Ravenloft]] (p.175-188). This tale presents [[Oliver Arkwright]] as one possible candidate. Soth shows his ability to roll death's heads doubly or singly on [[Death's-Head Dice \| death's-head dice]] at will. He [[cursed]] Oliver to roll singly every time he rolled.</ref> And in [[725 BC]], Lord Soth pulled the village of [[Kendralind]] into his domain, for he sought to create a race of [[Kender Vampire]]s to serve him and terrorize the elves.<ref>[[Ravenloft Monstrous Compendium Appendix I]], [[When Black Roses Bloom]] p. 53, [[Gazetteer IV]] p. 116</ref>		While the [[war]] had raged on, Lord Soth entertained a few schemes that showed an almost playfully creative malevolence. Over the course of the campaign, many [[general]]s came and went. Lord Soth found [[gambler]]s to have the longest staying power. He tricked suitable applicants through holding [[gambling]] tournaments for the deed to the [[Iron Warden Inn]]. (The job of general came with the deed.)<ref>[[The Rigor of the Game]] in [[Tales of Ravenloft]] (p.175-188). This tale presents [[Oliver Arkwright]] as one possible candidate. Soth shows his ability to roll death's heads doubly or singly on [[Death's-Head Dice \| death's-head dice]] at will. He [[cursed]] Oliver to roll singly every time he rolled.</ref> And in [[725 BC]], Lord Soth pulled the village of [[Kendralind]] into his domain, for he sought to create a race of [[Kender Vampire]]s to serve him and terrorize the elves.<ref>[[Ravenloft Monstrous Compendium Appendix I]], [[When Black Roses Bloom]] p. 53, [[Gazetteer IV]] p. 116</ref>

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	From [[720 BC]] to [[740 BC]], Sithicus was drenched in the [[blood]] spilled by [[civil war]] between the native [[Sithican]] [[wild elves]] and the forces of Soth.<ref name="Gaz IV p.113">Gazetteer IV p.113</ref> However, in [[737 BC]], Soth became [[bored]] with ruling over Sithicus and was seen less and less often over the nex three years.<ref name="Spectre of the Black Rose p. 23">[[Spectre of the Black Rose]] p. 23</ref> By [[740 BC]], Soth had withdrawn into the fantasies created by his [[Memory Mirrors]].<ref name="Gaz IV p.113">[[Gazetteer IV]] p.113</ref>		From [[720 BC]] to [[740 BC]], Sithicus was drenched in the [[blood]] spilled by [[civil war]] between the native [[Sithican]] [[wild elves]] and the forces of Soth.<ref name="Gaz IV p.113">Gazetteer IV p.113</ref> However, in [[737 BC]], Soth became [[bored]] with ruling over Sithicus and was seen less and less often over the nex three years.<ref name="Spectre of the Black Rose p. 23">[[Spectre of the Black Rose]] p. 23</ref> By [[740 BC]], Soth had withdrawn into the fantasies created by his [[Memory Mirrors]]. Meanwhile, [[Azrael Dak]] turned the wild elf tribes against each other, making them much less threatening to [[settler]]s and [[merchant]]s coming to Sithicus.<ref name="Gaz IV p.113">[[Gazetteer IV]] p.113</ref>

	While the [[war]] had raged on, Lord Soth entertained a few schemes that showed an almost playfully creative malevolence. Over the course of the campaign, many [[general]]s came and went. Lord Soth found [[gambler]]s to have the longest staying power. He tricked suitable applicants through holding [[gambling]] tournaments for the deed to the [[Iron Warden Inn]]. (The job of general came with the deed.)<ref>[[The Rigor of the Game]] in [[Tales of Ravenloft]] (p.175-188). This tale presents [[Oliver Arkwright]] as one possible candidate. Soth shows his ability to roll death's heads doubly or singly on [[Death's-Head Dice \| death's-head dice]] at will. He [[cursed]] Oliver to roll singly every time he rolled.</ref> And in [[725 BC]], Lord Soth pulled the village of [[Kendralind]] into his domain, for he sought to create a race of [[Kender Vampire]]s to serve him and terrorize the elves.<ref>[[Ravenloft Monstrous Compendium Appendix I]], [[When Black Roses Bloom]] p. 53, [[Gazetteer IV]] p. 116</ref>		While the [[war]] had raged on, Lord Soth entertained a few schemes that showed an almost playfully creative malevolence. Over the course of the campaign, many [[general]]s came and went. Lord Soth found [[gambler]]s to have the longest staying power. He tricked suitable applicants through holding [[gambling]] tournaments for the deed to the [[Iron Warden Inn]]. (The job of general came with the deed.)<ref>[[The Rigor of the Game]] in [[Tales of Ravenloft]] (p.175-188). This tale presents [[Oliver Arkwright]] as one possible candidate. Soth shows his ability to roll death's heads doubly or singly on [[Death's-Head Dice \| death's-head dice]] at will. He [[cursed]] Oliver to roll singly every time he rolled.</ref> And in [[725 BC]], Lord Soth pulled the village of [[Kendralind]] into his domain, for he sought to create a race of [[Kender Vampire]]s to serve him and terrorize the elves.<ref>[[Ravenloft Monstrous Compendium Appendix I]], [[When Black Roses Bloom]] p. 53, [[Gazetteer IV]] p. 116</ref>

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	From [[720 BC]] to [[740 BC]], Sithicus was drenched in the [[blood]] spilled by [[civil war]] between the native [[Sithican]] [[wild elves]] and the forces of Soth. However, in [[737 BC]], Soth became [[bored]] with ruling over Sithicus and was seen less and less often over the nex three years. By [[740 BC]], Soth had withdrawn into the fantasies created by his [[Memory Mirrors]].		From [[720 BC]] to [[740 BC]], Sithicus was drenched in the [[blood]] spilled by [[civil war]] between the native [[Sithican]] [[wild elves]] and the forces of Soth.<ref name="Gaz IV p.113">Gazetteer IV p.113</ref> However, in [[737 BC]], Soth became [[bored]] with ruling over Sithicus and was seen less and less often over the nex three years.<ref name="Spectre of the Black Rose p. 23">[[Spectre of the Black Rose]] p. 23</ref> By [[740 BC]], Soth had withdrawn into the fantasies created by his [[Memory Mirrors]].<ref name="Gaz IV p.113">[[Gazetteer IV]] p.113</ref>

	While the [[war]] had raged on, Lord Soth entertained a few schemes that showed an almost playfully creative malevolence. Over the course of the campaign, many [[general]]s came and went. Lord Soth found [[gambler]]s to have the longest staying power. He tricked suitable applicants through holding [[gambling]] tournaments for the deed to the [[Iron Warden Inn]]. (The job of general came with the deed.)<ref>[[The Rigor of the Game]] in [[Tales of Ravenloft]] (p.175-188). This tale presents [[Oliver Arkwright]] as one possible candidate. Soth shows his ability to roll death's heads doubly or singly on [[Death's-Head Dice \| death's-head dice]] at will. He [[cursed]] Oliver to roll singly every time he rolled.</ref> And in [[725 BC]], Lord Soth pulled the village of [[Kendralind]] into his domain, for he sought to create a race of [[Kender Vampire]]s to serve him and terrorize the elves.<ref>[[Ravenloft Monstrous Compendium Appendix I]], When Black Roses Bloom p. 53, Gazetteer IV p. 116</ref>		While the [[war]] had raged on, Lord Soth entertained a few schemes that showed an almost playfully creative malevolence. Over the course of the campaign, many [[general]]s came and went. Lord Soth found [[gambler]]s to have the longest staying power. He tricked suitable applicants through holding [[gambling]] tournaments for the deed to the [[Iron Warden Inn]]. (The job of general came with the deed.)<ref>[[The Rigor of the Game]] in [[Tales of Ravenloft]] (p.175-188). This tale presents [[Oliver Arkwright]] as one possible candidate. Soth shows his ability to roll death's heads doubly or singly on [[Death's-Head Dice \| death's-head dice]] at will. He [[cursed]] Oliver to roll singly every time he rolled.</ref> And in [[725 BC]], Lord Soth pulled the village of [[Kendralind]] into his domain, for he sought to create a race of [[Kender Vampire]]s to serve him and terrorize the elves.<ref>[[Ravenloft Monstrous Compendium Appendix I]], [[When Black Roses Bloom]] p. 53, [[Gazetteer IV]] p. 116</ref>

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	From [[720 BC]] to [[740 BC]], Sithicus was drenched in the [[blood]] spilled by [[civil war]] between the native [[Sithican]] [[wild elves]] and the forces of Soth. However, in [[737 BC]], Soth became [[bored]] with ruling over Sithicus and was seen less and less often over the nex three years. By [[740 BC]], Soth had withdrawn into the fantasies created by his [[Memory Mirrors]].		From [[720 BC]] to [[740 BC]], Sithicus was drenched in the [[blood]] spilled by [[civil war]] between the native [[Sithican]] [[wild elves]] and the forces of Soth. However, in [[737 BC]], Soth became [[bored]] with ruling over Sithicus and was seen less and less often over the nex three years. By [[740 BC]], Soth had withdrawn into the fantasies created by his [[Memory Mirrors]].

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From [[720 BC]] to [[740 BC]], Sithicus was drenched in the [[blood]] spilled by [[civil war]] between the native [[Sithican]] [[wild elves]] and the forces of Soth. However, in [[737 BC]], Soth became [[bored]] with ruling over Sithicus and was seen less and less often over the nex three years. By [[740 BC]], Soth had withdrawn into the fantasies created by his [[Memory Mirrors]].

While the [[war]] had raged on, Lord Soth entertained a few schemes that showed an almost playfully creative malevolence. Over the course of the campaign, many [[general]]s came and went. Lord Soth found [[gambler]]s to have the longest staying power. He tricked suitable applicants through holding [[gambling]] tournaments for the deed to the [[Iron Warden Inn]]. (The job of general came with the deed.)<ref>[[The Rigor of the Game]] in [[Tales of Ravenloft]] (p.175-188). This tale presents [[Oliver Arkwright]] as one possible candidate. Soth shows his ability to roll death's heads doubly or singly on [[Death's-Head Dice | death's-head dice]] at will. He [[cursed]] Oliver to roll singly every time he rolled.</ref> And in [[725 BC]], Lord Soth pulled the village of [[Kendralind]] into his domain, for he sought to create a race of [[Kender Vampire]]s to serve him and terrorize the elves.<ref>[[Ravenloft Monstrous Compendium Appendix I]], When Black Roses Bloom p. 53, Gazetteer IV p. 116</ref>

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