NPCs · first: CR E1
Emil Ward
In the first episode Emil Ward is a businessman in a bowler hat who says he is "a distant cousin, six times removed" of the Count CR E1·00:48:27. He says he wants to work at preserving some of Transylvania's deep history "since, you know, I hear that it's in my blood" CR E1·00:49:27. His business card reads "Emil Ward" and "purveyor of native antiquities" CR E1·00:50:59 CR E1·00:51:16. When May casts detect thoughts on him, Jasmine says he doubts the party is related to the Count and believes they are imposters CR E1·00:51:44 CR E1·00:52:01.
Emil Ward is a businessman who meets the party at the Fagari railway station, claiming to be a distant cousin of Count Dracula and offering his card as a purveyor of native antiquities CR E1·00:48:27 CR E1·00:51:16. May's detect thoughts shows that he does not believe the party is related to the Count CR E1·00:51:44. He is seen again in the station later in the episode CR E1·01:04:15.
In the fifth episode he stands before the party at Castle Dracula with his wife Emilia, and Jasmine notes that the wards in a letter might be actual people with the last name Ward CR E5·00:52:01 CR E5·00:52:18. He tells the party "You're trespassing on property, old sport" and says they have "signed the proper paperwork" CR E5·00:53:22 CR E5·00:55:15. Asked whether he cares for Dracula, he answers "Not a single bit" CR E5·00:57:27. He leaves with "We'll be back", noting "The Lairbnb people already wired us our money" CR E5·00:58:19 CR E5·00:57:59.
By episode
CR E1: Down For The Count
- Emil Ward — the businessman with a bowler hat and business card; card reads "Emil Ward" and "purveyor of native antiquities" (fantasmometer shows it) — 00:50:59, 00:51:16. Says he is "a distant cousin, six times removed" of the Count — 00:48:27. Wants to work "at preserving some of Transylvania's deep history, since, you know, I hear that it's in my blood" — 00:49:27. Seen again in the station — 01:04:15. Detect thoughts: "he doubts that you are all related to the Count" and "believes that you're imposters" — 00:51:44–00:52:01.