Michcat
i'm the wench if you're the cake ;)
that doesnt make it right
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Heroes of Altera
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Barroes did some cool stuff I guess.
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yeah archaeus was actually an antagonist
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but how can it be wrong if it felt so right
- archaeus, every other day(?)
Michcat
i'm the wench if you're the cake ;)
Oh yeah, dude was a general in the final war, too. Did a bunch of stuff with Rahas too.
Azure went to an event with Nwalme there. Didn't come back dead or scammed. I call him a brave and successful hero. blargtheawesome
Also we should mention the heroic jar that held Cloud when he was all goupy. The Living Ghost
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Flippin magical jars and their nonsense goop-containing mechanisms....
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I'm pretty sure everybody I know of has already been mentioned... *sigh* I always get to the thread too late.
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Did we talk about the Pirate Queen Lynch?
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Thanks guys, but I don't think he's a hero. Famous, yeah, but I wouldn't go as far to say he's a hero. Draco though, he could definitely work.
Mitch gets brownie points, he mentioned Axex.
Ahem.
Before the Crown Wars, though, there's a hell of a lot more juicy history. Shall we begin~?
Draco survived the Cataclysm as a soldier, then served as the leader in the First Protarian Wars against the bandit populace, successfully raiding and defending raids on a number of influential cities and towns. He also led in the Avalon-Myrithas Wars against the increasingly threatening mage cities, then led his House through the First Exodus and fought in a great number of its battles - for Skara Brae, for Stormhold, even (I believe) for the ground on which Protaras stood.
During this First Exodus, many fell into the grip of the Corruption, and Draco similarly played a part in treating with other Houses and less likely individuals (though very little known... yes, even mages) in order to minimise the threat to Alterans.
Peace lasted for a while in their brave new world, but the bandits had shared in the riches of the new land, and soon returned to full and bloody glory. Enter the Second Protarian Wars, culiminating in the infamous Battle for Cobblefist Keep, held by defenders for several hours real time while the bandits attempted to wrest control. Eventually, however, and under genuinely suspicious circumstances IC, the bandits sailed South not long after, never to return.
For Draco, I'd argue that the Crown Wars marked the beginning of darker days. Though history is liable to cast a 'hero', the true reason for war, beyond the general OOC sentiment of "let's go to war it'd be fun", was a fear that the growing new power of House Arcturus, religiously fanatical and very... southern, would dominate any weaker house to take the infant crown, and put an end to the freedom of the people of Avalon (the name of Lonmar homelands in the first and second worlds).
Following a confusion of battles, side-swapping, and politics, Draco wound up wearing the Crown in a strange southern city, with a rather unsettled household of guards, physicians, scribes, and other loyalists at his back. During his rule in the South as King, Tywin (his legitimatised bastard son) ruled as Jarl in the North, and made a bit of a mess out of a love for money and little else.
Politics, however, never stilled, and old divisions festered within the court and beyond. Beyond in Altera and, quite regrettably, beyond on the forums too, and OOC, Draco got tired of invented dramas from uninvolved parties and what he found to be unreasonable OOC restrictions. Some months before his IC abdication, perhaps an act of foreshadowing, Draco sent a portion of his household home to Stormhold.
After that, he lay down the crown, returned home, and wasn't heard of since. Particularly diligent researchers will know that there was a traditional funeral held in his memory at Stormhold, not weeks after his arrival.
Ahem.
Engaged to a former Sister, never married, but otherwise not a bad summary of the tail-end.
Before the Crown Wars, though, there's a hell of a lot more juicy history. Shall we begin~?
Draco survived the Cataclysm as a soldier, then served as the leader in the First Protarian Wars against the bandit populace, successfully raiding and defending raids on a number of influential cities and towns. He also led in the Avalon-Myrithas Wars against the increasingly threatening mage cities, then led his House through the First Exodus and fought in a great number of its battles - for Skara Brae, for Stormhold, even (I believe) for the ground on which Protaras stood.
During this First Exodus, many fell into the grip of the Corruption, and Draco similarly played a part in treating with other Houses and less likely individuals (though very little known... yes, even mages) in order to minimise the threat to Alterans.
Peace lasted for a while in their brave new world, but the bandits had shared in the riches of the new land, and soon returned to full and bloody glory. Enter the Second Protarian Wars, culiminating in the infamous Battle for Cobblefist Keep, held by defenders for several hours real time while the bandits attempted to wrest control. Eventually, however, and under genuinely suspicious circumstances IC, the bandits sailed South not long after, never to return.
For Draco, I'd argue that the Crown Wars marked the beginning of darker days. Though history is liable to cast a 'hero', the true reason for war, beyond the general OOC sentiment of "let's go to war it'd be fun", was a fear that the growing new power of House Arcturus, religiously fanatical and very... southern, would dominate any weaker house to take the infant crown, and put an end to the freedom of the people of Avalon (the name of Lonmar homelands in the first and second worlds).
Following a confusion of battles, side-swapping, and politics, Draco wound up wearing the Crown in a strange southern city, with a rather unsettled household of guards, physicians, scribes, and other loyalists at his back. During his rule in the South as King, Tywin (his legitimatised bastard son) ruled as Jarl in the North, and made a bit of a mess out of a love for money and little else.
Politics, however, never stilled, and old divisions festered within the court and beyond. Beyond in Altera and, quite regrettably, beyond on the forums too, and OOC, Draco got tired of invented dramas from uninvolved parties and what he found to be unreasonable OOC restrictions. Some months before his IC abdication, perhaps an act of foreshadowing, Draco sent a portion of his household home to Stormhold.
After that, he lay down the crown, returned home, and wasn't heard of since. Particularly diligent researchers will know that there was a traditional funeral held in his memory at Stormhold, not weeks after his arrival.
Now just what is unfortunate about that~? ;D
Ahhh, Sally the Pirate Queen. Yeeeessssssssssss.
Speaking of pirate-y, sailor-y folk, Darko the pirate was pretty well known at one point, but not for... uh, heroics...
I reckon the dwarf kings also make a glorious addition to this selection. King Lars Ironlung, King Hrothgar Sharppick, King Seth Jenkins, King Jaret Ironbrow/King Thrain/King Erik/I'mmissingoneIknowitbutIneedbreakfast-
Michcat
i'm the wench if you're the cake ;)
See, I would've mentioned the pirates, but they're also not exactly hero-types, damnit xD
And jesus, the dwarves.
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If we're mentioning pirates I could get in to Danni.