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The '''Counting Man of Barovia''' is a [[ghost]] that haunts the [[Village of Barovia]]. In life the individual was a successful but cold and cruel [[moneylender]]. In death he wanders the streets of the village on the anniversary of his death in the cloth of a begger seeking a coin for his cup from everyone who crosses his path. Those who pay are left unharmed. Those who do not are attacked, sent screaming into the night, and aged. | {{canon}} | ||
The '''Counting Man of Barovia''' is a [[ghost]] that haunts the [[Village of Barovia]]. In life the individual was a successful but cold and cruel [[moneylender]]. In death he wanders the streets of the village on the anniversary of his death in the cloth of a begger seeking a coin for his cup from everyone who crosses his path. Those who pay are left unharmed. Those who do not are attacked, sent screaming into the night, and aged.<ref>[[Van Richten's Monster Hunter's Compendium II]] p.24 </ref> | |||
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[[category:Character]][[category:NPC]][[Category:Moneylender]][[Category:Ghost]][[Category:Human]][[Category:Barovian]] | |||
[[category:Banker]] | |||
[[category:Beggar]] | |||
[[category:Character Without Game Statistics]] | |||
[[category:Mentioned Character]] | |||
[[category:Cursed]] | |||
[[category:Inhabitants of Barovia]] | |||
[[category:Inhabitants of the Village of Barovia]] | |||
[[category:Miser]] | |||
[[category:Undead]] | |||
[[category:Male]] | |||
==Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue== | ==Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue== | ||
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The Counting Man of Barovia is a ghost that haunts the Village of Barovia. In life the individual was a successful but cold and cruel moneylender. In death he wanders the streets of the village on the anniversary of his death in the cloth of a begger seeking a coin for his cup from everyone who crosses his path. Those who pay are left unharmed. Those who do not are attacked, sent screaming into the night, and aged.[1]
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Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue
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