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For his actions, Awilda invoked [[Dark Powers]] to lay a [[curse]] of doom upon Hoyer.<ref name="TPR p. 69">[[The Price of Revenge]], [[Dungeon Magazine]] #42, p.69</ref> Awilda's revenge did come to pass, but it came at the price of her life<ref name="TPR p. 62">[[The Price of Revenge]], [[Dungeon Magazine]] #62, p.54</ref> and perhaps her mortal soul.<ref name="TPR p. 69">[[The Price of Revenge]], [[Dungeon Magazine]] #42, p.69</ref> | For his actions, Awilda invoked [[Dark Powers]] to lay a [[curse]] of doom upon Hoyer.<ref name="TPR p. 69">[[The Price of Revenge]], [[Dungeon Magazine]] #42, p.69</ref> Awilda's revenge did come to pass, but it came at the price of her life<ref name="TPR p. 62">[[The Price of Revenge]], [[Dungeon Magazine]] #62, p.54</ref> and perhaps her mortal soul.<ref name="TPR p. 69">[[The Price of Revenge]], [[Dungeon Magazine]] #42, p.69</ref> | ||
Unlike the majority of her people, Awilda forsook the wandering lifestyle to enact her revenge.<ref name="TPR p. 51">[[The Price of Revenge]], [[Dungeon Magazine]] #42, p.51</ref> {{Spec|Thus, it was likely she became a [[mortu]].}} | Unlike the majority of her people, Awilda forsook the wandering lifestyle to enact her revenge.<ref name="TPR p. 51">[[The Price of Revenge]], [[Dungeon Magazine]] #42, p.51</ref> {{Spec|Thus, it was likely she became either a [[mortu]] or a [[recluse]].}} | ||
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Awilda is a Vistani and the mother of Eliza. After Mayor Felix Hoyer kidnapped Eliza, Awilda led a band of Vistani to free her. However, Awilda went mad after finding out her daughter had already been killed and reanimated as a vampire. Not able to bring herself to destroying her daughter, she let Eliza go.[1]
For his actions, Awilda invoked Dark Powers to lay a curse of doom upon Hoyer.[2] Awilda's revenge did come to pass, but it came at the price of her life[3] and perhaps her mortal soul.[2]
Unlike the majority of her people, Awilda forsook the wandering lifestyle to enact her revenge.[1] 
Thus, it was likely she became either a mortu or a recluse.
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 The Price of Revenge, Dungeon Magazine #42, p.51
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 The Price of Revenge, Dungeon Magazine #42, p.69
- ↑ The Price of Revenge, Dungeon Magazine #62, p.54
