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Regold Durril was a resident of the [[Barovian]] [[village]] of [[Orașnou]]. [[Charmed]] and [[manipulated]] by the mysterious entity known as [[the Voice]], Regold [[murdered]] his brother [[Benedek Durril]] and Benedek's betrothed, [[Sari Florica]],<ref name="The Innocent p. 7">[[The Innocent]] p. 7</ref> out of envy and the belief that Benedek and Sari didn't belong together.<ref name="The Innocent p. 24">The Innocent p. 24</ref> It was all part of the Voice to gain [[sacrifice]]s as part of a [[ritual]]of control over the [[ghost]] [[Graxxygak]].<ref name="The Innocent p. 7">[[The Innocent]] p. 7</ref> However, the ritual failed as [[the Dark Powers]] wanted a willing [[sacrifice]]- as in, a [[suicide]]. The Voice attempted to gain this by goading the guilt ridden Regold into killing himself at the [[Vault of the Royal Dead]].<ref name="The Innocent p. 7">[[The Innocent]] p. 7</ref> Regold slit his own throat<ref>The Innocent p. 19</ref>. However, Regold may or may not have died and the ritual may or may not have succeeded thanks to the intrusion of [[adventurer]]s.<ref>These events are played out in the final scenes of [[the Innocent]] [[module]]</ref>
Regold Durril was a resident of the [[Barovian]] [[village]] of [[Orașnou]]. [[Charmed]] and [[manipulated]] by the mysterious entity known as [[the Voice]], Regold [[murdered]] his brother [[Benedek Durril]] and Benedek's betrothed, [[Sari Florica]],<ref name="The Innocent p. 7">[[The Innocent]] p. 7</ref> out of envy and the belief that Benedek and Sari didn't belong together.<ref name="The Innocent p. 24">The Innocent p. 24</ref> It was all part of the Voice to gain [[sacrifice]]s as part of a [[ritual]]of control over the [[ghost]] [[Graxxygak]].<ref name="The Innocent p. 7">[[The Innocent]] p. 7</ref> However, the ritual failed as [[the Dark Powers]] wanted a willing [[sacrifice]]- as in, a [[suicide]]. The Voice attempted to gain this by goading the guilt ridden Regold into killing himself at the [[Vault of the Royal Dead]].<ref name="The Innocent p. 7">[[The Innocent]] p. 7</ref> Regold slit his own throat<ref>The Innocent p. 19</ref>. However, Regold may or may not have died and the ritual may or may not have succeeded thanks to the intrusion of [[adventurer]]s.<ref>These events are played out in the final scenes of [[the Innocent]] [[module]]</ref>


==Game Statistics
==Game Statistics==
male [[human]]<ref name="The Innocent p. 24">The Innocent p. 24</ref> [[veteran NPC Archetype]]; [[Lawful Neutral]]<ref>The Innocent p. 26-27</ref>
male [[human]]<ref name="The Innocent p. 24">The Innocent p. 24</ref> [[veteran NPC Archetype]]; [[Lawful Neutral]]<ref>The Innocent p. 26-27</ref>



Revision as of 07:50, 2 November 2019

Regold Durril was a resident of the Barovian village of Orașnou. Charmed and manipulated by the mysterious entity known as the Voice, Regold murdered his brother Benedek Durril and Benedek's betrothed, Sari Florica,[1] out of envy and the belief that Benedek and Sari didn't belong together.[2] It was all part of the Voice to gain sacrifices as part of a ritualof control over the ghost Graxxygak.[1] However, the ritual failed as the Dark Powers wanted a willing sacrifice- as in, a suicide. The Voice attempted to gain this by goading the guilt ridden Regold into killing himself at the Vault of the Royal Dead.[1] Regold slit his own throat[3]. However, Regold may or may not have died and the ritual may or may not have succeeded thanks to the intrusion of adventurers.[4]

Game Statistics

male human[2] veteran NPC Archetype; Lawful Neutral[5]

References

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 The Innocent p. 7
  2. 2.0 2.1 The Innocent p. 24
  3. The Innocent p. 19
  4. These events are played out in the final scenes of the Innocent module
  5. The Innocent p. 26-27

References