DECEASED
Father to Count Haserton Pragmus Lowls IV. Husband to Countess Nemira Lowls.
In Chapter 63, it was learned that by the time of his rule in Thrushmoor, the Old Manor had fallen into complete disrepair and neglect.
In Chapter 74, while reading through old town records, the party learned about Clymes Prett, an occult bookseller from Rozenport who was put on trial in Thrushmoor twenty years before the start of the campaign, when Count Lowls III (who was still alive at the time, though suffering from a strange wasting sickness) leveled a laundry list of accusations against him. Lowls III accused Prett of engaging in a decades-long affair with his wife Nemira, saying Prett never released her from his “lusty clutches” after their time together at the Sincomakti School, and Lowls claimed Prett had poisoned him (and was thus the cause of the disease that was killing him).
Prett was sentenced to die in his cell below Fort Hailcourse. And shortly thereafter, Lowls III died from his illness.
According to his son’s journals, he was a distant, withholding, hypocritical, ice-cold asshole who went out of his way to spend as little time at home as possible. He had vast political ambitions, and spent weeks at a time in Caliphas trying to improve his standing at court.
First Reference: Chapter 39
Other Notable References: Chapter 63, Chapter 74, Chapter 86, Chapter 88, Chapter 150 (Part 3)