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As of [[737 BC]], Ezra Crumsen is the [[schoolteacher]] of [[Delmunster]]. She is a [[gossip]], [[rumormonger]], and [[meddler]]. | As of [[737 BC]], Ezra Crumsen is the [[schoolteacher]] of [[Delmunster]]. She is a [[gossip]], [[rumormonger]], and [[meddler]]. Suspicious of [[foreigner]]s and [[outlander]]s, she avoids the [[Giggling Gargoyle Inn]] because she knows of [[Frantisek Zevendorf]] and [[Luther Kragula]]'s vile natures. She thinks [[Yuri Karloff]] is responsible for Delmunster's troubles. [[Myrna Wulch]] and [[Else Zagorovich]] humor her by listening to her rants at times.<ref name="Horror's Harvetst p. 58">[[Horror's Harvest]], [[Dungeon Magazine #38]] p. 58</ref> The fate of Ezra following the town's demise is unknown. | ||
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[[category:Interrogator]] | [[category:Interrogator]] | ||
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As of 737 BC, Ezra Crumsen is the schoolteacher of Delmunster. She is a gossip, rumormonger, and meddler. Suspicious of foreigners and outlanders, she avoids the Giggling Gargoyle Inn because she knows of Frantisek Zevendorf and Luther Kragula's vile natures. She thinks Yuri Karloff is responsible for Delmunster's troubles. Myrna Wulch and Else Zagorovich humor her by listening to her rants at times.[1] The fate of Ezra following the town's demise is unknown.
Stats
female human 0-Level Character; Lawful Good[2]
References
- ↑ Horror's Harvest, Dungeon Magazine #38 p. 58
- ↑ Horror's Harvest, Dungeon Magazine #38 p. 57
