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'''Wescote Manor''' was the [[residence]] of the [[Wescote Family]] and in particular of its last surviving member [[Burton Wescote]]. It was a two-story affair that was well over a century old. It stood northeast of [[Mordentshire]], a little east of [[Mill Road]]. The [[bog|bogs]] about the Wescote lands had been expanding for decades, giving rise to the [[Great Moor]] and threatening to soon swallow up the manor. Their expansion and their haunting by the [[ghost]] of [[Burton's bride-to-be]] ceased with his death in [[743 BC]]. The manor may have been destroyed at that time or may stand to this day. In any case, no distant [[heir|heirs]] are known to have come forward and not many people would have been eager to make the Great Moor their home.


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'''WIKISEED FROM CATALOGUE :''' Residence of in [[Burton Wescote]]''(Please edit freely, then remove this note and WIKISEED label)''
==Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue==
==Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue==


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Latest revision as of 23:36, 21 November 2011

Wescote Manor was the residence of the Wescote Family and in particular of its last surviving member Burton Wescote. It was a two-story affair that was well over a century old. It stood northeast of Mordentshire, a little east of Mill Road. The bogs about the Wescote lands had been expanding for decades, giving rise to the Great Moor and threatening to soon swallow up the manor. Their expansion and their haunting by the ghost of Burton's bride-to-be ceased with his death in 743 BC. The manor may have been destroyed at that time or may stand to this day. In any case, no distant heirs are known to have come forward and not many people would have been eager to make the Great Moor their home.

Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue

Howls in The Night

Howls in The Night - p9

Howls in The Night - pp17-20

Howls in The Night - inside cover