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Felix Hoyer was the previous [[mayor]] of [[Ungrad]]. However, he was a [[nosferatu]], and his bloodthirst was too great to conceal. He eventually fell tot he [[stake]]s of [[adventurer]]s. However, [[Doctor Antianetta Despini-Hoyer]] survived and succeeded him in office.<ref name="Gaz IV p. 105">[[Gazetteer IV]] p.105</ref>
Felix Hoyer was the previous [[mayor]] of [[Ungrad]]. However, he was a [[nosferatu]], and his bloodthirst was too great to conceal. He eventually fell to the [[stake]]s of [[adventurer]]s. However, [[Doctor Antianetta Despini-Hoyer]] survived and succeeded him in office.<ref name="Gaz IV p. 105">[[Gazetteer IV]] p.105</ref>


Felix was a large man, both in height and girth. He dressed extravagantly and carried a magical [[dagger]] called [[Wolfkiller]], to which he used to slay [[wolves]] to win the favor of the people. (Wolves that he summoned and controlled).<ref name="TPR p. 52">[[The Price of Revenge]], [[Dungeon Magazine]] #42, p.52</ref> Despite his [[gluttonous]] streak (which was corrected with punishment from [[Baron von Kharkov]] and supervision by [[Dr. Despini-Hoyer]]), Felix was ultimately an expert [[manipulator]] and [[administrator]] of the town.<ref name="TPR p. 51,53">[[The Price of Revenge]], [[Dungeon Magazine]] #42, p.51.53</ref>  
Felix was a large man, both in height and girth. He dressed extravagantly and carried a magical [[dagger]] called [[Wolfkiller]], which he used to slay [[wolves]] to win the favor of the people. (Wolves that he summoned and controlled).<ref name="TPR p. 52">[[The Price of Revenge]], [[Dungeon Magazine]] #42, p.52</ref> Despite his [[gluttonous]] streak (which was corrected with punishment from [[Baron von Kharkov]] and supervision by [[Dr. Despini-Hoyer]]), Felix was ultimately an expert [[manipulator]] and [[administrator]] of the town.<ref name="TPR p. 51,53">[[The Price of Revenge]], [[Dungeon Magazine]] #42, p.51.53</ref>  


Felix's demise came from a [[curse]] laid upon him by the [[Vistani]] woman [[Awilda]] as revenge for the [[murder]] of her daughter [[Eliza]] and subsequent transformation into a [[vampire]].<ref name="TPR p. 51, 69">[[The Price of Revenge]], [[Dungeon Magazine]] #42, p.51, 69</ref>  
Felix's demise came from a [[curse]] laid upon him by the [[Vistani]] woman [[Awilda]] as revenge for the [[murder]] and subsequent transformation into a [[vampire]] of her daughter [[Eliza]].<ref name="TPR p. 51, 69">[[The Price of Revenge]], [[Dungeon Magazine]] #42, p.51, 69</ref>  


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Latest revision as of 15:14, 27 November 2022

Felix Hoyer was the previous mayor of Ungrad. However, he was a nosferatu, and his bloodthirst was too great to conceal. He eventually fell to the stakes of adventurers. However, Doctor Antianetta Despini-Hoyer survived and succeeded him in office.[1]

Felix was a large man, both in height and girth. He dressed extravagantly and carried a magical dagger called Wolfkiller, which he used to slay wolves to win the favor of the people. (Wolves that he summoned and controlled).[2] Despite his gluttonous streak (which was corrected with punishment from Baron von Kharkov and supervision by Dr. Despini-Hoyer), Felix was ultimately an expert manipulator and administrator of the town.[3]

Felix's demise came from a curse laid upon him by the Vistani woman Awilda as revenge for the murder and subsequent transformation into a vampire of her daughter Eliza.[4]

Stats

male human Nosferatu vampire; Neutral Evil[2]

References

  1. ↑ Gazetteer IV p.105
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 The Price of Revenge, Dungeon Magazine #42, p.52
  3. ↑ The Price of Revenge, Dungeon Magazine #42, p.51.53
  4. ↑ The Price of Revenge, Dungeon Magazine #42, p.51, 69
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