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'''Ivan Buchvold''' was nobly born in [[Prime Material Barovia]] in [[311 BC]]. He married [[Gertrude Dilisnya]] who bore him three children.


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Lord Ivan, his wife, and at least two of their their children attended the doomed [[wedding of Sergei von Zarovich]] in [[351 BC]] where Leo orchestrated a [[massacre]] intended to wipe out the [[Von Zarovich Family|Von Zarovches]]. Ivan, Gertrude and at least two of their children were among the many who died in [[Castle Ravenloft]], their blood on Leo's hands.
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==References==
 
[[Gazetteer I]], p 21
 
[[I, Strahd: The War Against Azalin]]
 
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Latest revision as of 15:41, 13 July 2016

Ivan Buchvold was nobly born in Prime Material Barovia in 311 BC. He married Gertrude Dilisnya who bore him three children.

Lord Ivan, his wife, and at least two of their their children attended the doomed wedding of Sergei von Zarovich in 351 BC where Leo orchestrated a massacre intended to wipe out the Von Zarovches. Ivan, Gertrude and at least two of their children were among the many who died in Castle Ravenloft, their blood on Leo's hands.

References

Gazetteer I, p 21

I, Strahd: The War Against Azalin