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In the later half of the [[Knight of the Black Rose]] novel, Boyar Donovich had recently inherited that title from his [[deceased]] brother [[Boyar Grest]]. Grest was found mumbling about the [[Magda's Amulet|the amulet he bought[[ from the [[Vistani]] was supposed to protect him from the creatures of darkness before he ultimately perished. Grest's brother, [[Boyar Donovich]], [[inherited]] his old position and the amulet. Donovich's [[drunken]] rage over Grest's [[murder]] caused him to later attack Madga at the [[Blood o' the Vine Inn]]. However, Donovich quickly found his own demise at the hands of [[Lord Soth]].<ref>p. 157-159</ref>
In the later half of the [[Knight of the Black Rose]] novel, Boyar Donovich had recently inherited that title from his [[deceased]] brother [[Boyar Grest]]. Grest was found mumbling about the [[Magda's Amulet|the amulet he bought]] from the [[Vistani]] was supposed to protect him from the creatures of darkness before he ultimately perished. Grest's brother, [[Boyar Donovich]], [[inherited]] his old position and the amulet. Donovich's [[drunken]] rage over Grest's [[murder]] caused him to later attack Madga at the [[Blood o' the Vine Inn]]. However, Donovich quickly found his own demise at the hands of [[Lord Soth]].<ref>p. 157-159</ref>


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Latest revision as of 12:04, 25 December 2019

In the later half of the Knight of the Black Rose novel, Boyar Donovich had recently inherited that title from his deceased brother Boyar Grest. Grest was found mumbling about the the amulet he bought from the Vistani was supposed to protect him from the creatures of darkness before he ultimately perished. Grest's brother, Boyar Donovich, inherited his old position and the amulet. Donovich's drunken rage over Grest's murder caused him to later attack Madga at the Blood o' the Vine Inn. However, Donovich quickly found his own demise at the hands of Lord Soth.[1]

References

  1. p. 157-159