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The [[Expedition to Castle Ravenloft]] version of [[Cyrus Belview]]. As with his mainstream timeline counterpart, Cyrus is an [[old]] [[servant]] of [[Strahd]] driven [[mad]] by the years of long service. Thought [[devoted]] to Strahd, Cyrus is [[harmless]] and [[friendly]] if a giggly teller of unfunny jokes. If requested, Cyrus may serve as a (somewhat incompetent) [[guide]] to Castle Ravenloft.<ref>[[Expedition to Castle Ravenloft]] p. 109-110</ref>
The [[Expedition to Castle Ravenloft]] version of [[Cyrus Belview]]. As with his mainstream timeline counterpart, Cyrus is an [[old]] [[servant]] of [[Strahd]] driven [[mad]] by the years of long service. Thought [[devoted]] to Strahd, Cyrus is [[harmless]] and [[friendly]] if a giggly teller of unfunny jokes. If requested, Cyrus may serve as a (somewhat incompetent) [[guide]] to Castle Ravenloft.<ref>[[Expedition to Castle Ravenloft]] p. 109-110</ref>
None of the [[undead]] of the castle will harm Cyrus<ref>p. 166</ref>, though he may become subject to [[possession]] by [[Lucian]].<ref>p. 112</ref>


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The Expedition to Castle Ravenloft version of Cyrus Belview. As with his mainstream timeline counterpart, Cyrus is an old servant of Strahd driven mad by the years of long service. Thought devoted to Strahd, Cyrus is harmless and friendly if a giggly teller of unfunny jokes. If requested, Cyrus may serve as a (somewhat incompetent) guide to Castle Ravenloft.[1]

None of the undead of the castle will harm Cyrus[2], though he may become subject to possession by Lucian.[3]

References

  1. Expedition to Castle Ravenloft p. 109-110
  2. p. 166
  3. p. 112