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In the [[Expedition to Castle Ravenloft]] version of [[Castle Ravenloft]], Aurica Saint Markovia is one of the [[deceased]] persons [[buried]] in the [[crypt]]s below the castle. Only [[Saint Markovia's Thighbone]] remains of his [[corpse]] and [[regalia]].<ref>p. 119</ref> | Though not mentioned in any Ravenloft campaign setting products of the main [[2nd Edition]] or [[Third Edition]] product line, Saint Markovia is a figure mentioned in the background of the standalone 3rd Edition reboot of [[I6]] known as [[Expedition to Castle Ravenloft]] as well as the [[5th Edition]] module [[Curse of Strahd]]. In both modules, she is associated with [[Saint Markovia's Thighbone]]. | ||
==In [[Expedition to Castle Ravenloft]]== | |||
In the [[Expedition to Castle Ravenloft]] version of [[Castle Ravenloft]], Aurica Saint Markovia is one of the [[deceased]] persons [[buried]] in the [[crypt]]s below the castle. Only [[Saint Markovia's Thighbone]] remains of his [[corpse]] and [[regalia]].<ref name="EtCR p. 119">[[Expedition to Castle Ravenloft]] p. 119</ref> | |||
==History== | ==History== | ||
Saint Markovia was a local [[priest]] said to be untouchable by [[evil]], but she eventually [[disappeared]] regardless.<ref>p. 119</ref> | Saint Markovia was a local [[priest]] said to be untouchable by [[evil]], but she eventually [[disappeared]] regardless.<ref name="EtCR p. 119">[[Expedition to Castle Ravenloft]] p. 119</ref> The fame brought by her evangelism and good deeds won her the ire of [[Count Strahd von Zarovich]]. She met her doom inside [[Castle Ravenloft]] trying to undo his [[evil]] following an attack of [[vampire spawn]] upon her church. Her innate goodness seeped into her thighbone following her death, causing it to become a powerful weapon against the [[undead]] and [[vampire]]s. Her remains were [[entombed]] in the catacombs beneath the castle<ref>EtCR p. 216</ref> | ||
==In [[Curse of Strahd]]== | |||
Much of Saint Markovia's background mirrors in [[Curse of Strahd]] that related to her story from Expedition to Castle Ravenloft, particularly in relation to Saint Markovia's Thighbone. In CoS, she was a [[priestess]] of [[the Morninglord]].<ref>[[Curse of Strahd]] p. 222-223</ref> | |||
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Though not mentioned in any Ravenloft campaign setting products of the main 2nd Edition or Third Edition product line, Saint Markovia is a figure mentioned in the background of the standalone 3rd Edition reboot of I6 known as Expedition to Castle Ravenloft as well as the 5th Edition module Curse of Strahd. In both modules, she is associated with Saint Markovia's Thighbone.
In Expedition to Castle Ravenloft
In the Expedition to Castle Ravenloft version of Castle Ravenloft, Aurica Saint Markovia is one of the deceased persons buried in the crypts below the castle. Only Saint Markovia's Thighbone remains of his corpse and regalia.[1]
History
Saint Markovia was a local priest said to be untouchable by evil, but she eventually disappeared regardless.[1] The fame brought by her evangelism and good deeds won her the ire of Count Strahd von Zarovich. She met her doom inside Castle Ravenloft trying to undo his evil following an attack of vampire spawn upon her church. Her innate goodness seeped into her thighbone following her death, causing it to become a powerful weapon against the undead and vampires. Her remains were entombed in the catacombs beneath the castle[2]
In Curse of Strahd
Much of Saint Markovia's background mirrors in Curse of Strahd that related to her story from Expedition to Castle Ravenloft, particularly in relation to Saint Markovia's Thighbone. In CoS, she was a priestess of the Morninglord.[3]
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Expedition to Castle Ravenloft p. 119
- ↑ EtCR p. 216
- ↑ Curse of Strahd p. 222-223
