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As of 682 BC Baron Aspasian ruled [[Il Aluk]]. In that year his cousin, [[Alyn Dragant]], tracked the [[Whistling Fiend]] from [[Darkon]] to [[Invidia]].  
As of [[682 BC]] Baron Aspasian ruled [[Il Aluk]]. In that year his cousin, [[Alyn Dragant]], tracked the [[Whistling Fiend]] from [[Darkon]] to [[Invidia]].  


==References==
==References==
[[Van Richten's Guide to Demons]], p41
[[Van Richten's Guide to Demons]], p41


[[Category:NPC]]][[Category:Human]][[Category:Aristocrat]][[Category:Darkonese Baron]][[Category:Darkonian]]
[[Category:NPC]]][[Category:Human]][[Category:Darkonian Baron]][[Category:Noble]][[Category:Darkonian]]


==Chronology==
==Chronology==
* 682 BC Alyn Dragant, cousin to Baron Aspasian of Il Aluk, tracks the Whistling Fiend from Darkon to Invidia. [The date implied in VRGtF pg. 53 is actually 541, but this creates a continuity error. To arrive at this date, I used the WF’s first appearance (which must be post-579, and added “over a century.” (VRGtF pg. 41)]
* 682 BC Alyn Dragant, cousin to Baron Aspasian of Il Aluk, tracks the Whistling Fiend from Darkon to Invidia. [The date implied in VRGtF pg. 53 is actually 541, but this creates a continuity error. To arrive at this date, I used the WF’s first appearance (which must be post-579, and added “over a century.” (VRGtF pg. 41)]

Revision as of 05:56, 26 December 2010

As of 682 BC Baron Aspasian ruled Il Aluk. In that year his cousin, Alyn Dragant, tracked the Whistling Fiend from Darkon to Invidia.

References

Van Richten's Guide to Demons, p41]

Chronology

  • 682 BC Alyn Dragant, cousin to Baron Aspasian of Il Aluk, tracks the Whistling Fiend from Darkon to Invidia. [The date implied in VRGtF pg. 53 is actually 541, but this creates a continuity error. To arrive at this date, I used the WF’s first appearance (which must be post-579, and added “over a century.” (VRGtF pg. 41)]