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William Hanover is the brother of [[Jacob Hanover]] and co-owner of [[the Hanover Brothers' Shop]], an [[exporter]] of medical [[cadaver]] operating out of [[the Docks]] of [[Paridon]]. If [[the Body Trade]] is in play, he was [[murdered]] and [[replaced]] by [[William Hanover (Dread Doppelganger)|a dread doppelganger]]. William's [[spirit]] now haunts | William Hanover is the [[brother]] of [[Jacob Hanover]] and co-owner of [[the Hanover Brothers' Shop]], an [[exporter]] of medical [[cadaver|cadavers]] operating out of [[the Docks]] of [[Paridon]]. If [[the Body Trade]] is in play, he was [[murdered]] and [[replaced]] by [[William Hanover (Dread Doppelganger)|a dread doppelganger]]. William's [[spirit]] now haunts their shop, but Jacob dismisses it as the symptoms of overwork.<ref>[[Zherisia Gazetteer]] p. 11-12</ref> | ||
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William Hanover is the brother of Jacob Hanover and co-owner of the Hanover Brothers' Shop, an exporter of medical cadavers operating out of the Docks of Paridon. If the Body Trade is in play, he was murdered and replaced by a dread doppelganger. William's spirit now haunts their shop, but Jacob dismisses it as the symptoms of overwork.[1]
References
- ↑ Zherisia Gazetteer p. 11-12
