Richemulot
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| Richemulot | |
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| Culture Level | Chialric (8) |
| Ecology | Full |
| Climate & Terrain | Temperate Forests, Hills, and Plains |
| Year Formed | 694 BC |
| Population | 45,300 |
| Races (%) | Humans (93%), Halflings (5%), Half-Vistani (1%), Other (1%) |
| Languages | Mordentish, Halfling, Balok, Falkovnian |
| Religions | Ezra, Hala |
| Government | Heriditary aristocracy |
| Ruler(s) | Jacqueline Renier |
| Darklord(s) | Jacqueline Renier |
| Nationality | Richemuloise |
| Analog | Rural France |
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Auric Nuikin traveled to Richemulot and dealt with Jacqueline Renier.[1]
Things, Creatures & Personages of Legend
Biology
Flora
Fauna
Native Horrors
- Berbalang[2][3]
- Cloakers[2][3]
- Goblins[2][3]
- Lycanthrope, Wererat[2][3]
- Lycanthropes, Other (rarer)[2][3]
- Skeletons[2][3]
- Wight[2][3]
- Zombie[2][3]
Geography
Chronology
- 691 BC Claude Renier and his wererats enter the Land of Mists from the world that spawned the domain of Mordent. The wererats first turn up in Silverbas, Falkovnia.[4]
- 691 BC: Falkovnia faces two threats in Silbervas: a rising thieves' guild and an infestation of wererats. They are both led by the Clawed. The period of Falkovnian history known as the Years of Impaled Rats begins.[5]
- 694 BC: Vlad Drakov drives out the wererats (and their leader of Silbervas and Falkovnia altogether. The Years of Impaled Rats period ends.[5]
- 694 BC: The domain of Richemulot is revealed.[6]
- 694 BC: The Lock and Key is active.[7]
- {{netbook{{697 BC: The plague known as the Black Death strikes Richemulot.[8]
- {netbook}} 700 BC: Zebulon, future founder of the Cult of Zebulon first appearance occurs on this year in Pont-a-Musea.[9]
701 BC: Zebulon vanishes in an experiment gone awry. Although several months pass after his apparent death, his followers receive dreams of his return. At the site of the accident, they encounter a mysterious being claiming to be Zebulon immortalised.[9]
This section contains netbook-canon info from netbooks - {netbook}} 704 BC: Cyran Devichi joins an adventurer band in Richmulot to fight wererats and the vampire known as the Lilan.[10]
- 710 BC Jacqueline Renier's mother, Marie Renier, poisons Simon Audaire.[11]
- 716 BC: Borderlands War: Falkovnia tries to invade Richemulot but is repulsed.[12]
- 721 BC The bell at Tinctnoire Manor is not sounded, thus enabling the shades of the departed Tinctnoire to come down and massacre their living relatives.[13]
- 722 BC: The Piper of Hamelyn attempts to rid Ste. Ronges of the massive rat population plaguing the town. He perishes and is unsuccessful.[14][15]
- 724 BC: Falkovnia invades Dementlieu and Richemulot, resulting in the Executioner's Campaign.[12]
- 726 BC: Jacqueline Renier has a servant poison Claude Renier, her grandfather, before piercing his heart with a silver fork and then rolling him out a high window.[16]
- 729 BC: Jacqueline Renier approves the Treaty of the Four Towers.[17]
- 733 BC: Vampire aspirant Beatrice Cargonne moves from Richemulot to Valachan with the hope of becoming a vampire. She is not successful and opens the Inn of Quiet Repose.[18]
- 735 BC: Pierre Renier and Gerard Renier conspire against the wererats plaguing their family. They unearth the corpse of Simon Audaire and conspire with the Withered Rat to reanimate the body as an ancient dead.[19]
- 735 BC Fall [Aurek]] and Dmitri Nuikin travel to Richemulot and confront Jacqueline Renier.[20][14]
- 743 BC Girard Cavaillon tries to make an under-the-table agreement with the Falkovnian Army to overthrow Jacqueline Renier. Jacqueline establishes a direct communication with Vlad Drakov as a counter offer with some unknown incentive plus a favored consort of Cavaillon.[21]
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References
- ↑ Scholar of Decay
- ↑ 2.00 2.01 2.02 2.03 2.04 2.05 2.06 2.07 2.08 2.09 2.10 2.11 Ravenloft: Realm of Terror, p. 80
- ↑ 3.00 3.01 3.02 3.03 3.04 3.05 3.06 3.07 3.08 3.09 3.10 3.11 Ravenloft Campaign Setting: Domains and Denizens, p. 28
- ↑ Gazetteer III p.89
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 Gazetteer II p. 93
- ↑ Gazetteer III p.83
- ↑ Gazetteer III p.104
- ↑ [[Book of Souls (Netbook) p. 9
- ↑ 9.0 9.1 Book of Secrets p.121
- ↑ Book of Secrets p.101
- ↑ Gazetteer III p.136
- ↑ 12.0 12.1 Gazetteer II p. 94
- ↑ Gazetteer III p.107
- ↑ 14.0 14.1 Domains of Dread p.17
- ↑ Tales of Ravenloft: Nocturne
- ↑ Gazetteer III p.88-89
- ↑ Gazetteer III p.88
- ↑ The Price of Revenge, Dungeon Magazine #42, p.58
- ↑ Gazetteer III p.103
- ↑ As described in Scholar of Decay
- ↑ Gazetteer III p.100
Data from the Ravenloft Catalogue
Secrets of the Dread Realms - pp7,47-49
Ravenloft Third Edition - pp17,135-137
Domains of Dread - pp46-47
Ravenloft Campaign Setting:Domains and Denizens - pp26-28
Realm of Terror - p80
Secrets of the Dread Realms - pp8-9
Ravenloft Third Edition - inside cover
Domains of Dread - p42
Ravenloft Campaign Setting - poster map
Realm of Terror - poster map
