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Message: <blockquote data-quote="kalani" data-source="post: 6804559" data-attributes="member: 88085">To put things into perspective, here are a handful of the more well known darklords.Adam (Lamordia): He is known as Mordenheims Monster, and is an extremely sentient and cunning Flesh Golem, based strongly off Frankensteins monster. Dr. Mordenheim himself shares Adam's immortality, and the two are inextricably linked. Azalin Rex (Darkon): A powerful Lich who is cursed with the inability to learn even the simplest spell he did not already know. He maintains an outward appearance of humanity, cloaking himself in powerful illusions supplemented by mundane disguises. I personally feel that in many cases, he resembles Faust - a thirst for power at any cost, and a recklessness which gets him into trouble.Kas the Bloody HandVecnaHazlik (Hazlan): A powerful Red Wizard, who seeks to cheat death. He is very apolitical, but one of the most powerful spellcasters in Ravenloft. He opened an academy of magecraft within his domain called the Red Academy. Ivana Boristi (Borca): After her mother seduced her lover, and had him slain by poison for adultery, Ivana poisoned her mother to death becoming Darklord of Borca. She is believed barren, and full of vitriol and venom, although rumors persist that she sired (and abandoned) an illegitimate daughter. I personally know very little about Ivana myself, as I never adventured in Borca nor read novels about her.Sir Tristen Hiregaard/Malken (Nova Vassa): Essentially a Jeckyll/Hyde character who IIRC is immortal. I have the novel about his fall on my shelf (called The Enemy Within). There are others, but I forget who they are at this time.</blockquote>

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