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Ruler (very briefly, at least in canon) of the domain of Daglan. Ancestor of Radaga. He created the artifact known as the the Crown of Souls.
Stats
Chaotic Evil male human necromancer 13[1]
Chronology
- 236 BC Daglan Daegon creates the Crown of Souls[2] for an unnamed, evil warlord. Immediately upon receiving the fell artifact, the warlord betrays Daglan and uses it to kill him. Daglan has prepared a contingency for this, placing his soul inside the Crown to possess whomever wears it. However, the warlord's strength of will renders him immune to Daglan's possession.[3]
240 BC After the battle against the last of his enemies, the warlord loses the Crown of Souls to the Mists, where it remains hidden for hundreds of years. Similarly, Homlock and Daglan's Tower of Magic disappear into the Mists.[4]
References
- ↑ Feast of Goblyns p. 13
- ↑ Feast of Goblyns p.11
- ↑ Feast of Goblyns p.14
- ↑ Speculation in John W. Mangrum's Revised, Annotated, and Totally Unofficial Ravenloft Timeline, p.4, based on Feast of Goblyns p.14, 83, 84; presuming it takes several years for the warlord to extend his empire.
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