Darkonian Kargatane Record
- Known Name: Elizabeta Milosovici
- Race: Human
- Apparent Age: Early 20s
- Birthday: 4 April, 743 BC.
- Height: 5'9"
- Alignment: Lawful Good.
- Affiliations: Church of Ezra (Mordent Sect).
- Religion: Church of Ezra (Mordent Sect).
- Character Class: Paladin (Mistwarden archetype)
- Place of Origin: Teufeldorf, Barovia
- Player/Type: PC (Peachy)
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Background
Elizabeta had an uninspiring and traditional life, until fate came for her. Born in Teufeldorf the daughter of a simple farmer, she led a simple but content life. Unfortunately, her family was targeted by the vampiress Lyssa von Zarovich for a dark ritual that would break a curse her uncle Strahd von Zarovich had placed on her, and give her incredible power - enough to be able to defeat her uncle and take over Barovia. Whilst Elizabeta would never learn the truth if her family was randomly picked, or perhaps because there was something special about them - perhaps as her family was originally from Gundarak before it was absorbed into Barovia as part of the Grand Conjunction, and this may have had some mystical quality on their blood. Regardless, she and her family were taken by vampire cultists for the ritual. Her family were slaughtered before her, their blood used as ingredients for the ritual or to wet the hunger of the vampires. She was tied to a sacrificial altar as lamb to the slaughter. Her fate seemed sealed.
And then HE appeared - an old cleric in the armour of a Mistwarden of Ezra. He came glowing with holy light, and the vampires all retreated in fear and pain from his divine power. Elizabeta wondered if an angel or celestial being had come for her. The cleric passed Elizabeta to a young woman in a scarlet riding coat, and with sword and faith held the line, preventing pursuit from the vampires, until the woman carried Elizabeta to her horse, and they rode to safety. From a safe distance, Elizabeta and the scarlet-robed lady watched with horror as the cleric's power was spent and the vampires overpowered him. Knowing that becoming one of them was a fate worse than death for him, the scarlet-robed lady used her musket to end his life, denying the vampires their revenge. Elizabeta didn't learn the name of the man who gave his life for her until some time after his death - Marcus, was his name. And his sacrifice and the vision of his saving her shrouded by divine light touched her very soul and changed her fate.
For awhile, she remained at the cleric's temple-turned-orphanage in Leiksburg but, seeing Elizabeta growing strong in the faith of Ezra, an ally of Marcus arranged for her to be taken to Mordent, where she would be raised and educated as one of Ezra's clergy. The difference between Barovia and Mordent was a shock to Elizabeta, who adapted quite poorly and rarely left the temples and holy places, but did well in her studies. The desire to protect others and fight evil was too strong for her to become an Anchorite, and so she became a Mistwarden - a knight of Ezra - like Marcus before her, dedicating her life to Ezra's praise.
Then one day whilst on a hunt against an evil entity, she fell into a trap and would have died, but not for the ghostly appearance of Marcus, returning in death to save her once again. Marcus led her into the mists, and they exited the mists in Barovia, near the Leiksburg orphanage. In confusion, Elizabeta observed and saw herself leave the orphanage with the woman who would train her in the faith, and realised she was in her own past. Her faith unshaken, Elizabeta decided that Ezra, through Marcus, must have brought her to this time and place for a reason. With her faith strong, she headed towards Leiksburg, and her destiny...
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Gallery
Elizabeta in her signature mithral armour
Elizabeta wearing robes of her faith
Elizabeta wearing a dress made by Dominique Petite