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Lisa and Lyza help their father [[Gregor Ustri]] runs [[the Crow's Feast]] in the [[Village of Graefmotte]] Like their father, they are trustworthy and fair, except when it comes to the concealment of [[Mrs. Ustri]] | Lisa and Lyza help their father [[Gregor Ustri]] runs [[the Crow's Feast]] in the [[Village of Graefmotte]]. | ||
Like their father, they are trustworthy and fair, except when it comes to the concealment of [[Mrs. Ustri]], who is a [[ghoul]] chained down in their basement.<ref name="Dragon 375 p. 72">[[Domains of Dread: Graefmotte]], [[Dragon Magazine]] #375, p. 72</ref> | |||
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[[category:Concealer]] | [[category:Concealer]] | ||
[[category:Daughter]] | [[category:Daughter]] | ||
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[[category:Inhabitants of Graefmotte]] | [[category:Inhabitants of Graefmotte]] | ||
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[[category:Twin]] | [[category:Twin]] | ||
[[category:Ustri Family]] | [[category:Ustri Family]] | ||
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Lisa and Lyza help their father Gregor Ustri runs the Crow's Feast in the Village of Graefmotte. Like their father, they are trustworthy and fair, except when it comes to the concealment of Mrs. Ustri, who is a ghoul chained down in their basement.[1]
References
- ↑ Domains of Dread: Graefmotte, Dragon Magazine #375, p. 72
