Mina Barovonna
Boyarina Mina Barovonna
Mina Barovonna is a Mistborn Human Boyarina Bard, a member of House Barovonna, and one of the Heroes.
Physical Description
Mental characteristics
Personal history
Mina has killed several people since coming to the County of Barovia, including:
- Rosavalda Durst, 27/1/735
- Teodor Abramovich, 2/2/735
- Darzin Antonovic, 6/2/735
Personality Characteristics
Vices & Personality flaws
Mina was once addicted to Dream Pretzels, given to her by Morgantha Ghita, having eaten one and succumbed to their effects. She recovered on her own a few days later.
Social
Contacts & Relations
As one of the Heroes, Mina is allies with Soryn d'Nemishcata, Übel Bachmann, and Valentina Dilisnya.
Family Ties
Descending from a bastard of King Barov von Zarovich, the Barovonna Family believes they are the rightful heirs to the County of Barovia, and the Kingdom of Zarossia at large. To that end, Mina has been prepared to seduce Strahd von Zarovich, and seize that title.
Mina is a distant relative of Soryn d'Nemishcata, and the two spent time summering at each other's family estates in their youth.
Mina is related to most of the Noble Houses of Barovia due to the machinations of her own family. The known connections can be found on her family tree, below:
Species
Ethnicity
Date of Birth
Mistborn, eqv. 709 ME
Year of Birth
709 ME
26 Years old
Family
Children
Pronouns
she/her
Gender
Cisgender Woman
Hair
Crimson, dyed; long, wavy
Skin Tone/Pigmentation
White, pale; flawless
Aligned Organization
Related Reports
- #01: Dinner with the Dursts
- #02: It's Never Sunny in Barovia
- #03: The Sins of a Father
- #04: Ill-Fortune Favours the Bold
- #05: Bridge Over the River Ivlis
- #06: Lit Like a Jack'o'Lantern
- #07: A Deal with the Devil
- #08: A Problem Shared
- #09: Tales of Vallaki, Pt. 1
- #10: Tales of Vallaki, Pt. 2
- #11: The Head that Feeds
- #12: The Bones of What We Believe
- #13: Trials and Taxidermists
- #14: The Feast of Saint Andral
- #15: A Good Day to Dine
- #16: Walls That Whisper
- #17: The Haunted Doll and a Heart of Glass
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