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Grimgroth of House Jerbiton was introduced in the Second Edition. In both Second Edition and Third Edition, he was a member of the covenant of Mistridge in the Provençal Tribunal. White Wolf gave him expanded treatment in a supplement dedicated to his covenant, the Mistridge sourcebook in the Third Edition. Grimgroth, his covenmates, and Mistridge, carried a very strong White Wolf Flavor that did not carry over into Fourth Edition and especially not into Fifth Edition, so Grimgroth is not likely to be a canonical character anymore, or at least not in his previous form.

References

Order of Hermes introduced Grimgroth as an example Jerbiton character.
Mistridge gave expanded treatment to the covenant, including Grimgroth.

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-'''Grimgoth''' of [[House Jerbiton]] was introduced in the [[Second Edition]].  In both Second Edition and [[Third Edition]], he was a member of the [[covenant]] of [[Mistridge covenant|Mistridge]] in the [[Provençal Tribunal]].  [[White Wolf]] gave him expanded treatment in a supplement dedicated to his covenant, the [[Mistridge Book|Mistridge]] sourcebook in the Third Edition.  Grimgoth, his covenmates, and Mistridge, carried a very strong White Wolf Flavor that did not carry over into [[Fourth Edition]] and especially not into [[Fifth Edition]], so Grimgoth is not likely to be a [[canon|canonical]] character anymore, or at least not in his previous form.
+'''Grimgroth''' of [[House Jerbiton]] was introduced in the [[Second Edition]].  In both Second Edition and [[Third Edition]], he was a member of the [[covenant]] of [[Mistridge covenant|Mistridge]] in the [[Provençal Tribunal]].  [[White Wolf]] gave him expanded treatment in a supplement dedicated to his covenant, the [[Mistridge Book|Mistridge]] sourcebook in the Third Edition.  Grimgroth, his covenmates, and Mistridge, carried a very strong White Wolf Flavor that did not carry over into [[Fourth Edition]] and especially not into [[Fifth Edition]], so Grimgroth is not likely to be a [[canon|canonical]] character anymore, or at least not in his previous form.
 ==References==
-* [[Order of Hermes Book|Order of Hermes]] introduced Grimgoth as an example Jerbiton character.
+* [[Order of Hermes Book|Order of Hermes]] introduced Grimgroth as an example Jerbiton character.
-* [[Mistridge Book|Mistridge]] gave expanded treatment to the covenant, including Grimgoth.
+* [[Mistridge Book|Mistridge]] gave expanded treatment to the covenant, including Grimgroth.
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