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The features of the manor include: three stories, a basement, a crypt, a single tower, a hedge maze with a fountain in the middle, and a courtyard. The premises has surrounding walls (20') on three sides and an empty moat (20' wide, 20' deep) on the fourth.<ref>[[Book of Sorrows]]p. 70</ref> | The features of the manor include: three stories, a basement, a crypt, a single tower, a hedge maze with a fountain in the middle, and a courtyard. The premises has surrounding walls (20') on three sides and an empty moat (20' wide, 20' deep) on the fourth.<ref>[[Book of Sorrows]]p. 70</ref> | ||
==[[Current Inhabitants of Lockwood Manor]]== | ==[[:category:Inhabitants of Lockwood Manor|Current Inhabitants of Lockwood Manor]]== | ||
==[[Former Inhabitants of Lockwood Manor]]== | ==[[Former Inhabitants of Lockwood Manor]]== | ||
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Lockwood Manor is an old haunted house that was drawn into the Mists in 579 BC to become part of the land that formed the domain of Darkon. The house is located in Western Darkon. It is haunted by no less than fourteen ghosts, its inhabitants consisting mostly of the Lockwood Family, a cursed family of outlander nobles. The majority of the dead here were murdered by the ghost of Angelique Lockwood and their spirits are imprisoned here at her behest, similar to how Lord Wilfred Godefroy treats many of the ghosts under his control.[1]
The features of the manor include: three stories, a basement, a crypt, a single tower, a hedge maze with a fountain in the middle, and a courtyard. The premises has surrounding walls (20') on three sides and an empty moat (20' wide, 20' deep) on the fourth.[2]
Current Inhabitants of Lockwood Manor
Former Inhabitants of Lockwood Manor
References
- ↑ Book of Sorrows p.60
- ↑ Book of Sorrowsp. 70
