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Bloodstone Curios is a manor and museum located in Boston, Massachusetts. It was once the family estate of monster hunter Ulysses Bloodstone. Following Bloodstone's demise, a man named Charles Barnabus became the executor of the estate and maintained its upkeep with the aid of a servant named Mister Dlurga and a caretaker named Adam. Barnabas spent years searching for any living descendants of Ulysses Bloodstone and finally tracked down Ulysses' widow, Elise. Elise and her daughter Elsa came to Boston to inspect the property.[4]

Initially, Elise intended to sell the estate, but later decided to renovate it, turning it into a curio shop. Elsa Bloodstone discovered a secret underground chamber containing a sea of trophies and artifacts from her father's many adventures. Among the treasures was a Magic Lamp, which granted her the ability to make her slightest wish come true, as well as her father's bloodgem, a mystical ruby that imbued Elsa with enhanced physical traits.[5]

Elsa then decided to take on her father's former profession as a monster hunter and use the curio shop as her base of operations.[2]

British Manor[]

There seems to be a second Bloodstone Manor, in England. This manor was completely destroyed in a fight between Elsa and her Glartrox-possessed brother Cullen, but was later rebuilt by unknown means.[6][7]

Points of Interest

American Manor:

  • Monster Dungeon[2]

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American Manor:

British Manor:

Notes

  • Bloodstone Manor was one of Ulysses' bases for over 18 years and housed a large number of artifacts and relics that he had accumulated over his millennia of time on Earth, including embalmed internal organs from Egypt 1st Dynasty, a Dinosaur skull,[4] an Aleutian Manitou effigy doll, a Nepalese Spirit Bell, a set of Neolithic scrying stones from the Leng Plateau, a Chaldean Penitence Flail, a Micronesian votive idol (possibly representing Dagon), and shrunken heads from Papua New Guinea.[8]

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