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A character from the [[Tapestry of Dark Souls novel]], Andor Merriwether was the husband of [[Dirca]]<ref>[[Tapestry of Dark Souls (Novel) p. 33</ref> and the brother-in-law of [[Ivar (of Tepest)|Ivar]]<ref>ToDS p. 153</ref>. He owned and operated [[the Nocturne]] [[inn]] with his wife<ref>ToDS p. 27, 33, 108-109</ref> and the [[winery]] connected to it with Ivar.<ref>ToDS p. 121</ref> Like Dirca, he was unable to have children, but for an entirely different reason. To have progeny would mean to spread the [[dread disease]], he was a [[infected lycanthrope]].<ref>ToDS p. 89, 109</ref> He was able to conceal and manage his [[curse]] thanks to a [[Silver Amulet of the Beast]] given to him by Ivar.<ref>ToDS p. 154-155</ref> Andor was actually one of several [lycanthrope]]s residing quietly and discretely in Linde.<ref>ToDS p. 231</ref> | A character from the [[Tapestry of Dark Souls novel]], Andor Merriwether was the husband of [[Dirca]]<ref>[[Tapestry of Dark Souls (Novel) p. 33</ref> and the brother-in-law of [[Ivar (of Tepest)|Ivar]]<ref>ToDS p. 153</ref>. He owned and operated [[the Nocturne]] [[inn]] with his wife<ref>ToDS p. 27, 33, 108-109</ref> and the [[winery]] connected to it with Ivar.<ref>ToDS p. 121</ref> Like Dirca, he was unable to have children, but for an entirely different reason. To have progeny would mean to spread the [[dread disease]], he was a [[infected lycanthrope]].<ref>ToDS p. 89, 109</ref> He was able to conceal and manage his [[curse]] thanks to a [[Silver Amulet of the Beast]] given to him by Ivar.<ref>ToDS p. 154-155</ref> Andor was actually one of several [lycanthrope]]s residing quietly and discretely in Linde.<ref>ToDS p. 231</ref> | ||
During [[Morgoth]'s rise to power, Andor fell under his influence thanks to the machinations of [[Maeve (Lycanthrope)|Maeve]]. Andor was among the [[werewolves]] sent to attack the [[Monastery in Markovia]]. Fortunately, he came about his wits as the battle wound down, and he joined in its defense in the face of Morgoth's second attack, this time with [[undead]]. | During [[Morgoth]'s rise to power, Andor fell under his influence thanks to the machinations of [[Maeve (Lycanthrope)|Maeve]]. Andor was among the [[werewolves]] sent to attack the [[Monastery in Markovia]]. Fortunately, he came about his wits as the battle wound down<ref>ToDS p. 259-261</ref>, and he joined in its defense in the face of Morgoth's second attack, this time with [[undead]].<ref>ToDS p. 301</ref> | ||
At the end of ToDS, Andor has somehow come to peace with Maeve, somehow despite their previous antagonisms. He lived through Morgoth's reign of terror<ref>ToDS p. 308-309</ref>, but his wife Dirca was not so lucky. | At the end of ToDS, Andor has somehow come to peace with Maeve, somehow despite their previous antagonisms. He lived through Morgoth's reign of terror<ref>ToDS p. 308-309</ref>, but his wife Dirca was not so lucky.<ref>ToDS p. 275</ref> | ||
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A character from the Tapestry of Dark Souls novel, Andor Merriwether was the husband of Dirca[1] and the brother-in-law of Ivar[2]. He owned and operated the Nocturne inn with his wife[3] and the winery connected to it with Ivar.[4] Like Dirca, he was unable to have children, but for an entirely different reason. To have progeny would mean to spread the dread disease, he was a infected lycanthrope.[5] He was able to conceal and manage his curse thanks to a Silver Amulet of the Beast given to him by Ivar.[6] Andor was actually one of several [lycanthrope]]s residing quietly and discretely in Linde.[7]
During [[Morgoth]'s rise to power, Andor fell under his influence thanks to the machinations of Maeve. Andor was among the werewolves sent to attack the Monastery in Markovia. Fortunately, he came about his wits as the battle wound down[8], and he joined in its defense in the face of Morgoth's second attack, this time with undead.[9]
At the end of ToDS, Andor has somehow come to peace with Maeve, somehow despite their previous antagonisms. He lived through Morgoth's reign of terror[10], but his wife Dirca was not so lucky.[11]
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