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[[Katarina]] can refer to: | [[Katarina]] can refer to: | ||
*[[Katarina Acsady]], an [[assistant]] [[apothecary]] in [[Transylvania]] | |||
* [[Katarina (Vistani)]], a member of [[Boris' Tribe]], or | *[[Katarina Dragus]], wife of [[Peter von Zarovich]], not to be confused with the Katarina Zarovich below | ||
* [[Katarina (Vampire)]], a [[Lawful Good]] [[vampire]], or | *[[Katarina Piechota]], wife and [[widow]] of [[Anton Boritsi]], or | ||
* [[Katarina (Article)]], an netbook article detailing [[Katarina (Vampire)]] | *[[Katarina Shelley]], a [[Tepestani]] [[Hallowed Witch]], or | ||
*[[Katarina (Vistani)]], a member of [[Boris' Tribe]], or | |||
*{{netbook-small}} [[Katarina (Vampire)]], a [[Lawful Good]] [[vampire]], or | |||
*{{netbook-small}} [[Katarina (Article)]], an netbook article detailing [[Katarina (Vampire)]] | |||
*[[Katarina von Zarovich]], a member of the [[Von Zarovich Family]] | |||
{{disambig}} | {{disambig}} | ||
Revision as of 13:56, 12 September 2016
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This section contains canon info from officially published sources |
Katarina can refer to:
- Katarina Acsady, an assistant apothecary in Transylvania
- Katarina Dragus, wife of Peter von Zarovich, not to be confused with the Katarina Zarovich below
- Katarina Piechota, wife and widow of Anton Boritsi, or
- Katarina Shelley, a Tepestani Hallowed Witch, or
- Katarina (Vistani), a member of Boris' Tribe, or
Katarina (Vampire), a Lawful Good vampire, or- Katarina (Article), an netbook article detailing Katarina (Vampire)
- Katarina von Zarovich, a member of the Von Zarovich Family
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