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As directed by their [[prince]] [[Vladimir Ludzig]], the [[Vampyres]] of [[Lekar]] in [[Falkovnia]] have built numerous hidden locations secured under the city's [[street]]s and [[sewer]]s where they may pray upon [[human]]s as chattel and playthings. However, the vampyres are not without human allies that make their depredations possible. A few vile individuals, such as [[Vlad Drakov II]], may take part in the dark indulgences that occur in the dens of horror.<ref>[[Gazetteer II]] p. 106</ref> The feeding houses keep conspicuous loss of human life down, but they quickly instill [[madness]] in the [[victim]]s held and [[abused]] there. In addition, the feeding houses are so horrific that entering one for the first time provokes a [[Horror Save]].<ref>[[Ravenloft Monstrous Compendium I & II]] p. 127</ref> | |||
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As directed by their prince Vladimir Ludzig, the Vampyres of Lekar in Falkovnia have built numerous hidden locations secured under the city's streets and sewers where they may pray upon humans as chattel and playthings. However, the vampyres are not without human allies that make their depredations possible. A few vile individuals, such as Vlad Drakov II, may take part in the dark indulgences that occur in the dens of horror.[1] The feeding houses keep conspicuous loss of human life down, but they quickly instill madness in the victims held and abused there. In addition, the feeding houses are so horrific that entering one for the first time provokes a Horror Save.[2]
References
- ↑ Gazetteer II p. 106
- ↑ Ravenloft Monstrous Compendium I & II p. 127
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