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Radjiff Chandor was born in [[Muladi]] and is a member of the [[Vaishya]]. He is an [[Afflicted Lycanthrope | afflicted]] [[weretiger]]. His transformation into a werebeast is triggered by the anticipation of the chase and kill of the hunt. He lairs deep in the most deadly corner of the Rajian [[jungle]] along the bank of the [[East Damuhm River]]. Before his affliction he was the greatest hunter in [[Sri Raji]]. He is now deadlier still. His appearance wholly belies his skill and the threat that he poses. | Radjiff Chandor was born in [[Muladi]] and is a member of the [[Vaishya]]. He is an [[Afflicted Lycanthrope | afflicted]] [[weretiger]]. His transformation into a werebeast is triggered by the anticipation of the chase and kill of the hunt. He lairs deep in the most deadly corner of the Rajian [[jungle]] along the bank of the [[East Damuhm River]]. Before his affliction he was the greatest hunter in [[Sri Raji]]. He is now deadlier still. His appearance wholly belies his skill and the threat that he poses. | ||
He had married [[Meedga Chandor]] who bore him two sons. All three were [[murdered]] by the [[The Stalkers | Stalkers]] in revenge for his hunting of one of their members. The [[Dark Sisters]] had commissioned him to track down and capture [[Jahed]]. This failed effort also resulted in his affliction with the [[dread disease]]. In addition to hunting, he also worked as a [[guide]]. And he continues to offer his services as such, usually turning the hunter into the hunted. He himself is hunted by the Dark Sisters, for failing them, and the Stalkers. [[Tomor]], a member of the former, duped [[Raja Mahanda Ghee]] into mounting a hunt for the great tiger of the East Damuhm River. Radjiff joined the party as a guide and eventually slew the [[raja]] by leading him into a [[trap]]. | He had married [[Meedga Chandor]] who bore him two sons. All three were [[murdered]] by the [[The Stalkers | Stalkers]] in revenge for his hunting of one of their members. The [[Dark Sisters]] had commissioned him to track down and capture [[Jahed]]. This failed effort also resulted in his affliction with the [[dread disease]]. In addition to hunting, he also worked as a [[guide]]. And he continues to offer his services as such, usually turning the hunter into the hunted. He himself is hunted by the Dark Sisters, for failing them, and the Stalkers. [[Tomor Ahmanja]], a member of the former, duped [[Raja Mahanda Ghee]] into mounting a hunt for the great tiger of the East Damuhm River. Radjiff joined the party as a guide and eventually slew the [[raja]] by leading him into a [[trap]]. | ||
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Revision as of 10:48, 17 April 2010
Radjiff Chandor was born in Muladi and is a member of the Vaishya. He is an afflicted weretiger. His transformation into a werebeast is triggered by the anticipation of the chase and kill of the hunt. He lairs deep in the most deadly corner of the Rajian jungle along the bank of the East Damuhm River. Before his affliction he was the greatest hunter in Sri Raji. He is now deadlier still. His appearance wholly belies his skill and the threat that he poses.
He had married Meedga Chandor who bore him two sons. All three were murdered by the Stalkers in revenge for his hunting of one of their members. The Dark Sisters had commissioned him to track down and capture Jahed. This failed effort also resulted in his affliction with the dread disease. In addition to hunting, he also worked as a guide. And he continues to offer his services as such, usually turning the hunter into the hunted. He himself is hunted by the Dark Sisters, for failing them, and the Stalkers. Tomor Ahmanja, a member of the former, duped Raja Mahanda Ghee into mounting a hunt for the great tiger of the East Damuhm River. Radjiff joined the party as a guide and eventually slew the raja by leading him into a trap.
Statistics
Male human weretiger, Chaotic Evil
Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue
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