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The village of [[Creeana]] in [[Darkon]] was fallen upon and destroyed by the Whistling Fiend in [[580 BC]].
The village of [[Creeana]] in [[Darkon]] was fallen upon and destroyed by the Whistling Fiend, a babau, in [[580 BC]].


The hamlet of [[Chiara]] in [[Borca]] was also fallen upon by the Whistling Fiend. The population was successfully evacuated after the [[druid]] [[Sandra Highgarden]] managed to stun the creature using the [[spell]] [[Upsurge]].  
The hamlet of [[Chiara]] in [[Borca]] was also fallen upon by the Whistling Fiend. The population was successfully evacuated after the [[druid]] [[Sandra Highgarden]] managed to stun the creature using the [[spell]] [[Upsurge]].  


WIKISEED FROM CATALOGUE : Tanar'ri, Greater - Babau(Please edit freely, then remove this note and WIKISEED label)
 


==Chronology==
==Chronology==

Revision as of 22:41, 17 May 2013

The village of Creeana in Darkon was fallen upon and destroyed by the Whistling Fiend, a babau, in 580 BC.

The hamlet of Chiara in Borca was also fallen upon by the Whistling Fiend. The population was successfully evacuated after the druid Sandra Highgarden managed to stun the creature using the spell Upsurge.


Chronology

  • 580 BC - The Whistling Fiend appears in Darkon; destroys the village of Creeana. [THFB; VRGtF pg. 41: The WF next appears “over a century later.” See: “682: Alyn Dragant.”]
  • 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)]


References

Van Richten's Arsenal, p. 33

Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue

TSR JAM 1999 : The Heart's Final Beat

TSR JAM 1999 - pp44

TSR JAM 1999 - pp 43

TSR JAM 1999 - pp41-45

Whistling Fiend, The Whistling Fiend