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Haifisch was a [[caravel]] wrecked on the rocky coast of [[Lamordia]] during a sudden storm in [[712 BC]] chiefly as a result of being crewed by drunken, debauched revellers in the persons of [[Rudolph von Aubrecker]] and his friends, gathered together to celebrate his 18th birthday. Only Rudolph survived, barely and at the cost of being remade under the knife into the [[Living Brain]] by [[Dr. Victor Mordenheim]].
'''Haifisch''' was a [[caravel]] wrecked on the rocky coast of [[Lamordia]] during a sudden [[storm]] in [[712 BC]], chiefly as a result of being crewed by [[drunken]], [[debauched]] revellers in the persons of [[Rudolph von Aubrecker]] and his friends, gathered together to celebrate his 18th birthday. Only Rudolph survived, barely and at the cost of being remade under the [[knife]] into the [[Living Brain]] by [[Dr. Victor Mordenheim]].


[[Category:Yacht]]
[[Category:Yacht]]
[[Category:Caravel]]
[[Category:Caravel]]
[[Category:Ship]]
[[Category:Shipwreck of the Sea of Sorrows]]
[[Category:Former Ship of the Sea of Sorrows]]
[[Category:Former Ship]]
[[Category:Watercraft]]
[[Category:Watercraft]]
[[Category:Shipwreck]]
[[Category:Former Transportation in Lamordia]]
[[Category:Transportation in Lamordia]]
[[Category:Transportation on the Sea of Sorrows]]
[[Category:Locations in Lamordia]]
[[Category:Locations in Lamordia]]
[[Category:Locations in the Sea of Sorrows]]

Latest revision as of 14:00, 18 November 2011

Haifisch was a caravel wrecked on the rocky coast of Lamordia during a sudden storm in 712 BC, chiefly as a result of being crewed by drunken, debauched revellers in the persons of Rudolph von Aubrecker and his friends, gathered together to celebrate his 18th birthday. Only Rudolph survived, barely and at the cost of being remade under the knife into the Living Brain by Dr. Victor Mordenheim.