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[[Sir Marcus Malvoy]] is a [[Ghost]] that haunts [[Skansorro]].


[[category:Character]][[category:NPC]][[Category:Knight]][[Category:Ghost]][[Category:Human]][[Category:Inhabitants of Skansorro]][[Category:Inhabitants of Hazlan]][[Category:Third Magnitude Ghost]][[Category:Monster Hunter]][[Category:Betrayer]][[Category:Coward]][[Category:Noble]][[Category:Unreliable]][[Category:Invisible]][[Category:Incorporeal]][[category:Betrayer]][[category:Absconder]][[category:Male]][[category:Deceiver]][[category:Concealer]][[category:Undead]]
[[Sir Marcus Malvoy]] is a [[Ghost]] who currently haunts [[Skansorro]] in [[Hazlan]].<ref name="CotN: Ghosts p.52">[[Children of the Night: Ghosts]] p.52</ref>
 
Malvoy is an [[outlander]], originally from [[Cerilia]], where he and a team of brave [[hero]]es took chase after a horrible [[monster]]. They followed it down into a deep, dark [[cave]], where they found their end instead. Sir Marcus Malvoy [[betrayed]] an allied [[paladin]] to save his own life and took flight. The paladin [[cursed]] the [[coward|cowardly]] Malvoy as he died. Malvoy did not escape for long; despite Malvoy's pleas for mercy, the monster ended his life as well.<ref name="CotN: Ghosts p.51">[[Children of the Night: Ghosts]] p.51</ref>
 
In [[Ravenloft]], Malvoy lingers on as a [[cursed]] [[ghost]], [[manipulator|manipulating]] and [[haunted|haunting]] [[hero]]es into quests of greater and greater honor and glory (and perhaps, foolishness). However, because of his cowardice, he usually betrays those he would seek to inspire.<ref>[[Children of the Night: Ghosts]] p.51-52</ref>
 
==Stats==
male human [[Third Magnitude Ghost]], [[Neutral Evil]]<ref name="CotN: Ghosts p.50">[[Children of the Night: Ghosts]] p.50</ref>
 
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[[category:Absconder]]
[[category:Antihero]]
[[category:Betrayer]]
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[[category:Concealer]]
[[Category:Coward]]
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[[category:Deceiver]]
[[category:Deserter]]
[[category:Disgraced]]
[[category:Concealer]]
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[[Category:Human]]
[[Category:Hunter Of Monsters]]
[[Category:Incorporeal]]
[[category:Incorporeal Undead]]
[[Category:Inhabitants of Hazlan]]
[[Category:Inhabitants of Skansorro]]
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[[Category:Knight]]
[[category:Male]]
[[category:Manipulator]]
[[category:Murdered]]
[[category:Murderer]]
[[Category:Noble of the Anuirean Empire]]
[[category:NPC]]
[[category:Outlander]]
[[category:Professional Killer]]
[[category:Serial Killer]]
[[Category:Third Magnitude Ghost]]
[[category:Unfaithful]]
[[category:Undead]]
[[Category:Unreliable]]
[[category:Villain]]


==Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue==
==Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue==

Latest revision as of 18:31, 14 March 2025

Sir Marcus Malvoy is a Ghost who currently haunts Skansorro in Hazlan.[1]

Malvoy is an outlander, originally from Cerilia, where he and a team of brave heroes took chase after a horrible monster. They followed it down into a deep, dark cave, where they found their end instead. Sir Marcus Malvoy betrayed an allied paladin to save his own life and took flight. The paladin cursed the cowardly Malvoy as he died. Malvoy did not escape for long; despite Malvoy's pleas for mercy, the monster ended his life as well.[2]

In Ravenloft, Malvoy lingers on as a cursed ghost, manipulating and haunting heroes into quests of greater and greater honor and glory (and perhaps, foolishness). However, because of his cowardice, he usually betrays those he would seek to inspire.[3]

Stats

male human Third Magnitude Ghost, Neutral Evil[4]

References

Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue

Children of the Night: Ghosts

Children of the Night: Ghosts - p50

Children of the Night: Ghosts - p50

Children of the Night: Ghosts - pp50-54