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Lodris was the father of [[Tyrian | Lodris was the father of [[Tyrian Valdrin]] and lover of [[Salania Leafskipper]]. He was a [[grave robber|grave robber]] and [[thief]] who taught Tyrian his skills. Unfortunately, he was [[paralyzed]] by a [[ghoul]] in a [[tomb]]. Tyrian [[abandoned]] him, and Lodri was subsequently [[killed]] by the ghoul. Lodris' [[ghost]] still inhabits the tomb where he died.<ref name=uss104-105>[[Undead Sea Scrolls 2001]] p.104-105</ref> | ||
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Lodris was the father of Tyrian Valdrin and lover of Salania Leafskipper. He was a grave robber and thief who taught Tyrian his skills. Unfortunately, he was paralyzed by a ghoul in a tomb. Tyrian abandoned him, and Lodri was subsequently killed by the ghoul. Lodris' ghost still inhabits the tomb where he died.[1]
References
- ↑ Undead Sea Scrolls 2001 p.104-105
