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'''Victor Wachter''' was nobly born in [[Prime Material Barovia]] in [[310 BC]]. He married [[Oleka Dilisnya]] who was the sister of [[Gertrude Dilisnya]] and [[Reinhold | '''Victor Wachter''' was nobly born in [[Prime Material Barovia]] in [[310 BC]]. He married [[Oleka Dilisnya]] who was the sister of [[Gertrude Dilisnya]] and [[Reinhold Dilisnya]] and the half-sister of [[Leo Dilisnya]]. Oleka bore him four children, including [[Lovina Wachter]] in [[342 BC]]. Victor attended with his wife and his children the wedding of [[Sergia Von Zarvoch]] in [[351 BC]]. The [[massacre]] orchestrated by Leo to wipe out the [[Von Zarovich Family|Von Zarovches]] also took the lives of Reinhold, Gertrude, [[Ivan Buchvold|her husband]], Oleka, and three of her children. Victor and Lovina survived. During the event, Victor had stood by [[Count Strahd von Zarovich]] who also survived, after a fashion. [[Wachter Family|Victor's descendants]] have continued right up to the present day to loyally serve the [[Count of Barovia]]. Victor was rewarded for his loyalty by being made a [[boyar]] and being granted land in the immediate vicinity of the [[Krezk Pass]]. He died in[[372 BC]]. | ||
His wife and children killed, and he unable to save them, he spent the rest of his life searching for Leo and died thinking himself a failure because he'd not found him. I promised father I would continue his quest. This year has seen the fulfillment of that promise, not, I regret to say, by my active efforts, but by accident. But no, surely it must be by the will of the gods. They've heard my prayers, and this was their answer." | His wife and children killed, and he unable to save them, he spent the rest of his life searching for Leo and died thinking himself a failure because he'd not found him. I promised father I would continue his quest. This year has seen the fulfillment of that promise, not, I regret to say, by my active efforts, but by accident. But no, surely it must be by the will of the gods. They've heard my prayers, and this was their answer." | ||
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Revision as of 02:53, 25 November 2011
Victor Wachter was nobly born in Prime Material Barovia in 310 BC. He married Oleka Dilisnya who was the sister of Gertrude Dilisnya and Reinhold Dilisnya and the half-sister of Leo Dilisnya. Oleka bore him four children, including Lovina Wachter in 342 BC. Victor attended with his wife and his children the wedding of Sergia Von Zarvoch in 351 BC. The massacre orchestrated by Leo to wipe out the Von Zarovches also took the lives of Reinhold, Gertrude, her husband, Oleka, and three of her children. Victor and Lovina survived. During the event, Victor had stood by Count Strahd von Zarovich who also survived, after a fashion. Victor's descendants have continued right up to the present day to loyally serve the Count of Barovia. Victor was rewarded for his loyalty by being made a boyar and being granted land in the immediate vicinity of the Krezk Pass. He died in372 BC.
His wife and children killed, and he unable to save them, he spent the rest of his life searching for Leo and died thinking himself a failure because he'd not found him. I promised father I would continue his quest. This year has seen the fulfillment of that promise, not, I regret to say, by my active efforts, but by accident. But no, surely it must be by the will of the gods. They've heard my prayers, and this was their answer."
Wachter estate
References
Gazetteer I, p 21
I, Strahd: The War Against Azalin
Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue
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