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The Godefroy family is one of the great [[Category:The Lost Families of Mordent|lost noble families]] in [[Mordent]] and the former leaders of [[Mordentshire]].<ref name="Gaz III p. 51">[[Gazetteer III]] p. 51</ref> The Godefroys held at one time the most power, social influence, and [[wealth]] of the noble families, but their fortunes ended when [[Lord Wilfred Godefroy]] sank into depravity and [[murdered]] his wife and child a year before committing [[suicide]] to escape their [[ghost]]ly wrath.<ref>Gazetteer III p. 45-46</ref> With his demise and the ending of the Godefroy surname, rule of Mordent and ownership of Mordentshire's land was given to the [[Weathermay Family]], to which the Weathermays still possess to this day.<ref name="Gaz III p. 56">Gazetteer III p. 56</ref> | |||
The family crest of the Godefroy family is a [[griffon]] bearing a staff of [[wheat]] in one of is claws and a [[club]] in the other.<ref name="Gaz III p. 51">Gazetteer III p. 51</ref> | |||
==The Family Today<ref>[[Legacy of the Blood: Great Noble Families of the Core]]</ref>== | |||
The last person to bear the Godefroy surname was Lord Wilfred. Though he (and his wife and daughter) linger on as [[ghost]]s at the [[House on Gryphon Hill]], Wilfred had no living descendants. This is not to say that there can be no [[character]]s, [[player character]]s or [[non-player character]]s, who have Godefroy blood flowing in their veins, for Wilfred's relatives [[married]] into other families such as the [[Foxgrove Family]] and [[Weathermay Family]]. | |||
The Godefroys display close affinities to the [[spirit]] world and as such may appear to jump from topic to topic in conversation. They are more often driven by intuitive insight rather than strictly observational rationality, as they tend to be doubters of what their senses see. Though they tend towards physical illness and fragility, the Godefroys demonstrate a certain inexplicable aura of attraction about them, though this tends to become discomforting through extended contact. A Godefroy is a magnet for [[ghost]]s and other spirits. A Godefroy is [[cursed]] to see the [[ghost]] of any person the Godefroy slays come back to haunt them. Likewise, Godefroy's cursed to rise as a ghost following their own deaths. | |||
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The Godefroy family is one of the great in Mordent and the former leaders of Mordentshire.[1] The Godefroys held at one time the most power, social influence, and wealth of the noble families, but their fortunes ended when Lord Wilfred Godefroy sank into depravity and murdered his wife and child a year before committing suicide to escape their ghostly wrath.[2] With his demise and the ending of the Godefroy surname, rule of Mordent and ownership of Mordentshire's land was given to the Weathermay Family, to which the Weathermays still possess to this day.[3]
The family crest of the Godefroy family is a griffon bearing a staff of wheat in one of is claws and a club in the other.[1]
The Family Today[4]
The last person to bear the Godefroy surname was Lord Wilfred. Though he (and his wife and daughter) linger on as ghosts at the House on Gryphon Hill, Wilfred had no living descendants. This is not to say that there can be no characters, player characters or non-player characters, who have Godefroy blood flowing in their veins, for Wilfred's relatives married into other families such as the Foxgrove Family and Weathermay Family.
The Godefroys display close affinities to the spirit world and as such may appear to jump from topic to topic in conversation. They are more often driven by intuitive insight rather than strictly observational rationality, as they tend to be doubters of what their senses see. Though they tend towards physical illness and fragility, the Godefroys demonstrate a certain inexplicable aura of attraction about them, though this tends to become discomforting through extended contact. A Godefroy is a magnet for ghosts and other spirits. A Godefroy is cursed to see the ghost of any person the Godefroy slays come back to haunt them. Likewise, Godefroy's cursed to rise as a ghost following their own deaths.
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Gazetteer III p. 51 Cite error: Invalid
<ref>tag; name "Gaz III p. 51" defined multiple times with different content - ↑ Gazetteer III p. 45-46
- ↑ Gazetteer III p. 56
- ↑ Legacy of the Blood: Great Noble Families of the Core
Subcategories
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- Godefroy Family Feat (3 P)
Pages in category "Godefroy Family"
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